yosito

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by yosito 3y ago
Accept-Language is far more under my control while traveling than my IP address. Especially for services that actively block VPNs.
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by yosito 3y ago
You can argue that the cyberflashing law is a bit too broad and the punishment a bit too harsh. I might agree if we're talking about one adult sending sexy photos to another adult without asking first. In that case it might just be bad
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by yosito 3y ago
25 years old and still constantly misused by tech companies to assume my language preferences while traveling even though my browser explicitly communicates my language and locale preferences. Spotify and Google are particularly notorious o
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by yosito 3y ago
Paul Saladino says a lot of things. Which of his claims are you specifically referencing here?
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Are you aware of any other studies that support this theory? In other words, is this replicable?
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As someone who studied video production two decades ago, regarding the criteria you mentioned for AI: - Makes a real person appear to say or do something they didn't say or do - Alters footage of a real event or place - Generates a rea
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by yosito 3y ago
Incredible how much money corporations are willing to waste on this kind of bike shedding lol
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by yosito 3y ago
Maybe it's due to image compression artifacts, but I find the first example of normal case output impossible to read on my phone. Even if I zoom in. And I have exceptionally good eyesight. I'll have to try this directly on my desk
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by yosito 3y ago
I think that was it. Timing is right. I saw a different angle though. From my perspective I couldn't see that it had broken apart into multiple pieces. I saw it to my north, moving slowly west to east across the sky.
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Doesn't really matter if it was man made or not, it was really large. I would expect that someone, somewhere is tracking things that large.
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by yosito 3y ago
Yesterday I saw a large object burning up in the atmosphere over Thailand. Is there a website that tracks objects that have recently burned up in the earth's atmosphere where I could look it up and see if I can find what it was?
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I think the content was probably cached on your device.
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Interesting! Tell me more! Do you have any sources where I can read more about this?
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I have celiac disease. When I eat foods that contain gluten or a similar protein, avenin, it triggers an immune reaction which causes inflammation and damage in my intestines. It's not an allergy, it's not a wheat allergy, it&#x27
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by yosito 3y ago
Celiac disease is life threatening like smoking is life threatening. Yes, it can kill you, if you regularly ignore the harm you are doing to your body and continue indulging. But someone with Celiac Disease isn't going to go into anaph
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They feed us poison, so they can sell us the cure. I believe that food additives and artificial foods are one of the main culprits for the increase in food allergies. That doesn't mean that the food allergies aren't real, or that
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> really bad food allergies like Coeliac Coeliac is just a word that means "relating to the abdomen", Coeliac Disease is a disease of the abdomen characterized by an immune response to gluten that causes the villi in the intest
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> staff at food places can be sometimes less than reliable about food allergy concerns As someone with Celiac disease, who often eats at restaurants, this is a bit of an understatement. Even in restaurants where things are marked allerge
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by yosito 3y ago
Wouldn't SMS be more insecure?
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by yosito 3y ago
Seems promising, but I couldn't get it to work at all. Seems like I'm not the only one having issues: https://github.com/reorproject/reor/issues
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by yosito 3y ago
I think the average Instagram or TikTok user must be using more than 100GB/month. And if you count YouTube and Netflix, it's probably more than that.
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From a quick look at that page, that's only the case if you're selling things in your app, not for free apps. And at 2 million installs, you'd only have to be making $0.03 per install to cover that amount.
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Prove it.
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The danger of "AI" is that we actually believe the plausible fabrications it produces are "intelligent". The other day, I debated a guy who thought that the utopian future was governments run by AI. He was convinced that
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by yosito 3y ago
I'm in Thailand, and zooming in to places I'm familiar with, a surprising number of rivers and waterfalls are completely missing. I suppose there are quite a few factors that affect data quality in different regions around the wor
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by yosito 3y ago
Thanks! I'm not experienced enough in this domain to have an idea of what that means for the bottom line. I assume that at the scale of a niche app, the cost is close to negligible and you can pay it out of pocket, but I imagine that i
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by yosito 3y ago
Yes, but I don't want to disable it. I want to be able to mark specific items to never be offloaded, and I wish offloading would offload old things before recently used things.
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How much is it costing you to run the LLM? Is it OpenAI?
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Lo que Ana dice de Juana dice mas de Ana que de Juana. Which means, that says a lot more about you than it does about the platforms.
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Great! If only I could manage which of my files stay local, and which get offloaded to iCloud I might be impressed. But it seems that iCloud likes to offload recently used files, apps and photos to make room for my massive library of old ph

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