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usernomdeguerre
2mo ago
>Because the education is so poor, the only remediation is to hire unqualified people. So you end up with a deficient civil service in the name of fairness. I think there's more solutions to that, no? The poor school might make more
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2mo ago
True, I think the calculus is more about who you think is more trustworthy than what tools they have to damage you.
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2mo ago
You might not want to be liable, but you absolutely should be.
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2mo ago
Though flock says this deployment was 'special' the description of it sounds normal to me? "...cameras configured so that they capture only the backs of vehicles..." "...older hardware and placement of cameras highe
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Google shakes up AI leadership as DeepMind chief shifts role
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3mo ago
I can find agreement with a lot of this post (and probably misunderstand just as much), but it's striking to me that it seems to overlook or avoid the obvious moral/ethical option: Pushing AI towards Personal Computing. It seems c
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usernomdeguerre
3mo ago
ah apologies, I thought bookmark ingestion wasn't a part of the browser extension. I'll check there.
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3mo ago
These are both very nice projects! Ive unfortunately learned too late with hister that the browser bookmark ingestion expects the binary to be local, instead of on a server/vm. But other than that i'm glad these two projects seem
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3mo ago
Family or not, when these are the executives you hire for over a decade it shouldn't surprise anyone that events like this occur: https://www.ksbw.com/article/taylor-farms-tennessee-ex-presi... >Brian Thure ser
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United Postal Union's DNS Security Forum 2026
(upu.int)
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4mo ago
The Universal Postal Union (UPU), a UN specialized agency, in collaboration with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), will host the inaugural DNS Security Forum at the UPU headquarters in Bern and virtually.
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4mo ago
I believe that local models are a necessary extension of the personal computer and I imagine that one could have had similar criticisms of early personal computers.
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4mo ago
> And how exactly do they plan on enforcing all of this? Great Firewall of America? That's what Cloudflare will be for.
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4mo ago
There is, they just hide it behind things like "Do you believe a president can have more than 2 terms?"
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4mo ago
What supporting evidence would convince you concretely?
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6mo ago
Do they still not let you change the default model folder? You had to go through this whole song and dance to manually register a model via a pointless dockerfile wannabe that then seemed to copy the original model into their hash storage (
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SAM3-I: Segment Anything with Instructions
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8mo ago
It also seems rather off base on the sentiment analysis as well. >"We are on day three of President Trump's military operation in Iran. It's the most courageous military decision of my lifetime, and we are kicking a*. The
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8mo ago
More specifically, the Border Patrol are spying on reddit users. Why are they creating these reports themselves and not relying on other agencies to investigate? Does border patrol have jurisdiction over all national security matters? >T
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9mo ago
> ICE says it is attempting to better understand how commercial big data providers and advertising technology firms might directly support investigative activities, while remaining sensitive to “regulatory constraints and privacy expecta
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TikTok USA Is Broken
(theverge.com)
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9mo ago
So the only point someone could conceivably write this article, in your mind, would be the moment after its writers and platforms would be subjected to state-sanctioned punishment for uttering it? I'll accept a little front-running the
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9mo ago
Everything that would assist a Kavanaugh Stop
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1y ago
The issue is that there is a place where this model ~is working. It's in China and Russia. The GFW, its Russian equivalent, and the national security laws binding all of their tech companies and public discussion do exactly these thing
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1y ago
qa-analytics.com's oldest entry in Internet archive redirects to www.qwickanalytics.com, so not sure if that domain changed hands?
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1y ago
The clearer picture comes from Reuters[0], as usual: >The government will purchase the 433.3 million shares with funding from the $5.7 billion in unpaid CHIPS Act grants and $3.2 billion awarded to Intel for the Secure Enclave program. S
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1y ago
There are places that do not have pay-for-citizenship.
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1y ago
They gave you a whole list of pragmatic policy differences, are you ignoring them or in agreement?
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1y ago
If NelsonMinar doesn't say it, I will.
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2y ago
How does this compare to other developed nations currently? Or developing nations on the cusp of modernization? Is this a contemporary trend or an outlier?
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