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by zaroth 3y ago
If you’re calling that article “utter nonsense” than I would completely agree! That’s exactly the BS that was peddled back in the day that people like the NYT happily took home Pulitzers for, but where it turned out they spun it nearly out
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by zaroth 3y ago
I think you missed the part of the story where it turns out the "Russian election interference on social media" was cooked up by the Hillary campaign and liberal NGOs like the "Alliance for Securing Democracy" which made
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by zaroth 3y ago
Only in the sense that they both broke federal laws on the handling of classified documents. But only one of them will go to prison for it.
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by zaroth 4y ago
Not just percentage but a progressive percentage. So they paid even a higher percentage already! I could understand wealth taxes in a deflationary environment only. In an inflationary environment wealth taxes are an abomination. Instituting
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by zaroth 4y ago
The employees in this case aren’t going looking where they weren’t supposed to. This isn’t an auditing problem, like the Google/Facebook/Amazon employee snooping where they aren’t supposed to. In this case employees are tasked wit
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by zaroth 4y ago
I’m saying the car owner opted-in to send the footage to Tesla. It’s not a matter of fault, they chose to share their video clips. The fact that the humans doing the labeling are “entertained” by certain clips… how could they not be? Imagin
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by zaroth 4y ago
I personally see a big difference between the reliability of the software enforcing the opt-in/opt-out, and the reliability of young humans hired cheaply to label video clips that were opted-in for sharing, who then see something salac
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by zaroth 4y ago
What would satisfy you that this was the case? Third parties have analyzed the firmware and sniffed the traffic logs on their network to confirm it. You could go as far as to snip the LTE antenna.
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by zaroth 4y ago
You’re familiar with the Anker/Eufy cameras storing all video unencrypted and unprotected in the cloud? Or Amazon sharing all their Ring footage and Alexa recordings with the police? Almost all these devices share their recordings to t
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by zaroth 4y ago
The car doesn’t have an “on” and “off”. There is no switch. The car specifically has Sentry mode for recording continuously while parked. There’s a very detailed Data Sharing settings right in the UI where you turn on or off sharing any cli
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by zaroth 4y ago
Settings > Software There is a Privacy section with a big button “Data Sharing” It pops up a large dialog box which says the following; “We are working hard to improve autonomous safety features and make self-driving a reality for you. Y
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by zaroth 4y ago
Have you heard of Ring? Alexa? There are countless stories of the data from these devices being harvested by Amazon, and even sent to law enforcement to use against their owners.
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by zaroth 4y ago
Seems like a lot of commenters came away from this article thinking that Tesla employees are seeing and sharing images from inside the car? Because that’s not what was reported, and it’s not what happened. But they certainly didn’t go out
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by zaroth 4y ago
You know you can just touch a toggle on the UI to turn on/off data sharing? You can opt-out entirely too, but you won’t get software updates.
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by zaroth 4y ago
It’s been using the internal camera on FSD beta for alertness tracking and phone usage detection for quite some time.
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by zaroth 4y ago
I can’t speak to “truth”, only trust. If the reporting is ideological, the likelihood that the narrative is slanted is high. Is Neuralink doing something wrong, or are they being targeting by ideologues? We don’t know. I don’t think animal
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by zaroth 4y ago
These are more like hit pieces by advocacy groups that are against all forms of animal testing. The Vox article for example was written by the partner of someone who worked at PCRM - the advocacy group that filed the complaint. The article
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by zaroth 4y ago
Bootlicking proles? Please do better.
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by zaroth 4y ago
It’s a little late to start caring about lying now…
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by zaroth 4y ago
Spoiler - there isn’t.
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by zaroth 4y ago
LeBron doesn’t get $84 of value from Twitter? Definitely not a political statement going on there.
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by zaroth 4y ago
Tesla started shipping the new AMD based MCU3 at the end of 2021. MCU2 in previously Model 3s is an Intel Atom architecture. Previously Tesla offered MCU1 to MCU2 paid upgrades for Model S/X owners. It seems unlikely that Tesla will of
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by zaroth 4y ago
The UI updates essentially once a year to keep up the with massive influx of features that are being added, and keep those features accessible and organized on the available screen real estate. Basically with Tesla you get the latest model
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by zaroth 4y ago
The Feds specifically declined to prosecute for this. It’s a very bizarre legal theory, and also I believe entirely untested and hugely problematic as you say. Edwards used actual campaign donations to payoff his mistress to the tune of $1m
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by zaroth 4y ago
I’d believe it. Apparently you can’t use any 3rd party service that might expose merely an IP address thru a network request directly from the client. A map widget would do that.
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by zaroth 4y ago
I completely agree! > JOHN MILLER: I am told by my sources that this is 34 counts of falsification of business records, which is probably a lot of charges involving each document,, each thing that was submitted as a separate count and a
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by zaroth 4y ago
But NY can’t charge for that felony. It’s an absurd combination and nothing like it has ever been brought. It reeks of a targeted campaign, well because it is. It’s why the DA was elected and exactly what he said he would do. So that’s real
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by zaroth 4y ago
There was nothing wrong or illegal about the payment. No one has ever pointed to a charge that related to the payment itself that I’ve heard. They are targeting the record keeping.
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by zaroth 4y ago
I feel like I’ve been able to make decently informed choices without too much hassle… Recent purchases include usb cables, rechargeable batteries & USB power pack, LCD monitor, SSDs, multivitamins, torque wrench, belt sander, pressure w
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by zaroth 4y ago
> Does GPT4 not know that a halfling in a tree can't attack a wolf on the ground with a rapier? It’s funny to think about how the parser would even go about deconstructing that sentence and trying to tie each noun to some world&#x

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