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Come on. Now you get face and body scans. That's not better. And when the machine randomly selects you, you take off your shoes anyway, and then they frisk you.

Does it have any make-specific features? For instance, I've used vcds for VW/Audi since it has better reporting than generic odb2 code readers.

Of course you are right. I could write my own software to do what I want. Or, I could just do it all myself manually. This argument is valid in pretty much all cases, so I concede …

Jujutsu is great, but it does not do this. It has no knowledge of agent sessions.

I agree with you that I wish they'd just nail the editor. I've been using it for years now and I really like it, but there are a few rough parts (settings and LSPs especially) that…

That whole paragraph is like a paid placement. > Flock Safety cameras are automated license plate readers Like Ring is a door chime.

I have an opinion on why. If you were in that world 25+ years ago, you'll be familiar with the landscape. There were a dozen popular application servers, each with 15 versions in t…

> VPNs in particular have been tossed around as something that the UK government would like to ban (citation needed/lacking!) It was widely covered (like at https://www.express.co.…

Anyone have camera suggestions? I've got 2 spare raspi 5s that would probably be a good base.

Understood that containment failed. But I don't think there's value in characterizing it as throwing all caution to the wind. Let's discuss how the containment failed and how to mi…

They're not just letting it run wild. They took precautions to exercise it in an isolated environment. It managed to evade the constraints.

Wow: In this role you will: - Design and build agentic AI systems that analyze, generate, and validate... - Build agentic architectures that compose specialized AI agents dynamical…

I get it, but your advertising to it what you want it to be, not what it is.

Laws like that are just going to give rise to new tortured wording. You're buying a revocable license to view the content under certain conditions. It was already in that territory…

By provocation, I mean what motivated the port. I'm not suggesting that it was "provocative" like with intent to bother the zig team. That's why I ask if anyone thinks that bun wou…

Good point. Then, if the contract lapses, who is responsible for that infrastructure? Does flock have to tear it down?

I don't have the answer, but I wonder if they are considered a utility and operate on utility easements. Then we have to look at the county and state, too. On the other side, I've …

>LAPD can just call them and access the data Can they? Does anyone know the terms of these contracts? Does flock just look the other way if a licensee just gives away the data to s…

I didn't say or imply that it did. I just don't believe that the decision to port bun was based on innate technical merits of zig vs rust. I also don't think that it is entirely me…

Everyone is motivated. It seems to me that Anthropic went out fishing for something to blow up. As Ray puts it: "Management eagerly approved the Rust rewrite option because it was …

I have a question: who trains the CSAM model?

That was terrible. But then the NSA just started surveilling everything illegally anyway, laws be damned.

There can be, but this isn't it. In the EU, a company can't send you an email, but it can read your email.

You should be using AIM OTR: https://otr.cypherpunks.ca/

That's what they did. > OpenAI invented a technique in July 2022 whereby its system would insert terms reflecting diversity (like “Black,” “female,” or “Asian”) into image-generati…