There is no expectation of privacy in public. Look at NYC, the government most certainly has setup a network of cameras without a warrant. Flock cameras are all (to my knowledge) in public as well Reference:…
Theres a few alternatives, but at a minimum yes you probably need their or a competitor's Name Servers and their public DNS. Rolling your own isn't very feasible.
Is it 'unexpected' when we've been hearing stories like this every week for 2 years now?
Im from the Tri-State so maybe I'm ignorant here, but do the public often have any say when any other industry starts to move into their town? I guess I assume if they have the capital required, and a willing seller for…
As long as a single node in your chain is legit, you're fine, right?
>"if you want to send private messages then go make your own network" Unironically, we should all move to using TOR. Anyone setup a .onion mirror for HN yet? I'd assume usual HN-mirror-rules, no login or posting but…
Fwiw, people mocked him long before this news broke. People aren't hating on him as a result of his diagnosis, just found a new (and admittedly ironic) point to pick at.
I agree with some points being made and disagree with others. Professionals should be using the best tools they're comfortable using. If that means your therapist can ask better questions and make better use of their…
A Raspberry Pi running any flavor of linux, right?
I hope this isn't coming off as snarky or anything, I am honestly interested in the project... So you're thinking something like Twitter(X)'s community notes, but instead of flagging misinformation, it will be used to…
Do you have some sort of detection for 'faceless accounts' ? Or are you moderating that by hand? I like the idea, but how do you actually enforce the 'no bots' model?
I think, all pretty recently (atleast in the 'States), there's been much news and noise about the abuse and fraud of these systems designed to help the downtrodden. Now whether that's all true, has always been true, is…
I'm not familiar here, but if both the publishers and readers are unhappy, why do these services still exist? Is it the 'prestige' of being published with some of these guys? Or do you need to be published for xyz…
So it' okay to lie as long as the other party is aware you're lying?
The entire purpose of the assistant was to see how others would try to abuse it. How would you do that without having it discoverable online? Seems like that's kind of the whole point... It's literally called…
Nobody said anything about it being the first time seeing it. You still get to be upset when lied to.
But that's the exact standard that was set by the LLM providers, right? My ChatGPT 3.5 sub became a 4o sub, which became a 5.1 sub and so on
Not championing it, but this is where something like OpenClaw comes into play, right? The harness around the model, the ability to call tools, etc.
I'd setup the .onion in a heartbeat. Take crypto donations, cash out in Monero
Which is not illegal to do. It becomes illegal if you directly use or reference the material in your product. Consuming copyrighted material personally is fully legal, training a model on that same copy-righted material…
Just throwing it out there, Im a Verizon customer in the Tri-State Area and I frequently lose service on the train or bus on my way to the city. It's more than just a 'rural issue'. I looked into getting a StarLink plan…
"The White Noise of the Internet" as they call it
Because the laws were written by humans for humans, and that's where they seem to be drawing the line
If you're looking to commit cybercrime I doubt you'd draw the line at token cost. Just find CC dumps on TOR or something
If you can't figure out what the project is, while the description says "...card emulation more stable. And gave the chameleon the ability to read, write, and decrypt cards...." then I'm not sure you should be playing…
There is no expectation of privacy in public. Look at NYC, the government most certainly has setup a network of cameras without a warrant. Flock cameras are all (to my knowledge) in public as well Reference:…
Theres a few alternatives, but at a minimum yes you probably need their or a competitor's Name Servers and their public DNS. Rolling your own isn't very feasible.
Is it 'unexpected' when we've been hearing stories like this every week for 2 years now?
Im from the Tri-State so maybe I'm ignorant here, but do the public often have any say when any other industry starts to move into their town? I guess I assume if they have the capital required, and a willing seller for…
As long as a single node in your chain is legit, you're fine, right?
>"if you want to send private messages then go make your own network" Unironically, we should all move to using TOR. Anyone setup a .onion mirror for HN yet? I'd assume usual HN-mirror-rules, no login or posting but…
Fwiw, people mocked him long before this news broke. People aren't hating on him as a result of his diagnosis, just found a new (and admittedly ironic) point to pick at.
I agree with some points being made and disagree with others. Professionals should be using the best tools they're comfortable using. If that means your therapist can ask better questions and make better use of their…
A Raspberry Pi running any flavor of linux, right?
I hope this isn't coming off as snarky or anything, I am honestly interested in the project... So you're thinking something like Twitter(X)'s community notes, but instead of flagging misinformation, it will be used to…
Do you have some sort of detection for 'faceless accounts' ? Or are you moderating that by hand? I like the idea, but how do you actually enforce the 'no bots' model?
I think, all pretty recently (atleast in the 'States), there's been much news and noise about the abuse and fraud of these systems designed to help the downtrodden. Now whether that's all true, has always been true, is…
I'm not familiar here, but if both the publishers and readers are unhappy, why do these services still exist? Is it the 'prestige' of being published with some of these guys? Or do you need to be published for xyz…
So it' okay to lie as long as the other party is aware you're lying?
The entire purpose of the assistant was to see how others would try to abuse it. How would you do that without having it discoverable online? Seems like that's kind of the whole point... It's literally called…
Nobody said anything about it being the first time seeing it. You still get to be upset when lied to.
But that's the exact standard that was set by the LLM providers, right? My ChatGPT 3.5 sub became a 4o sub, which became a 5.1 sub and so on
Not championing it, but this is where something like OpenClaw comes into play, right? The harness around the model, the ability to call tools, etc.
I'd setup the .onion in a heartbeat. Take crypto donations, cash out in Monero
Which is not illegal to do. It becomes illegal if you directly use or reference the material in your product. Consuming copyrighted material personally is fully legal, training a model on that same copy-righted material…
Just throwing it out there, Im a Verizon customer in the Tri-State Area and I frequently lose service on the train or bus on my way to the city. It's more than just a 'rural issue'. I looked into getting a StarLink plan…
"The White Noise of the Internet" as they call it
Because the laws were written by humans for humans, and that's where they seem to be drawing the line
If you're looking to commit cybercrime I doubt you'd draw the line at token cost. Just find CC dumps on TOR or something
If you can't figure out what the project is, while the description says "...card emulation more stable. And gave the chameleon the ability to read, write, and decrypt cards...." then I'm not sure you should be playing…