Seems valid to me. EMudhra meant it to be secret, the secret was reversed due to using insufficiently large numbers, so now the secret is compromised. It's the same as if someone went into hiding, and someone tracked…
Spider-Noir is a series. Minutes viewed is a very good metric for a series because viewers frequently drop off part of the way in. Combine that with viewership, and you can see whether people are giving up after one…
Personally I think it was not being the frontrunner of video call tech in 2020
It's equally likely that those business owners are simply burying their heads in the sand about it. A local restaurant here caught a LOT of flack about it when they did a reopening under new ownership with AI menus, and…
Paywalled. However, as a related anecdote, a restaurant recently moved and retooled themselves in my city, and they initially used a very clearly AI generated menu. It generated a very clear backlash, to the point the…
My wife recently had this happen to a work acquaintance. They are a recent immigrant who has only lived in New York since moving here, who was sent out to the Midwest where there is no public transportation and driving…
Or worse, demanding you "use more ai" in your work because clients have been questioning whether the company is "all in on ai"
That would be stealing credentials, they were arguing they might have obtained them legitimately.
> same amount of money for a worse product. I like physical media, but this is not objectively true. Digital purchases come with benefits consumers want like quicker access, less materials waste, and (in general) more…
> When all it really needs is civic responsibility and an understanding that the government derives its power from the people, and thus the people always get the government they deserve. Look I encourage people to vote…
Not OP, but with DNS ad blocking like pi-hole you need to be aware that any "normies" living with you will hate it. DNS blockers silently break any kind of "sponsored links" in search results and a lot of the links in…
> Whereas seemingly half of all people claim they have aphantasia Citation needed. People who experience something will be louder when that condition is brought up or relevant. That's a known phenomenon, it's why…
You can just as easily say that people using these fonts are the ones holding accessibility users hostage, since they are willingly choosing to use exclusionary tools.
That's their point though. The hacker ethos doesn't ask "should I do this" it asks "can I do this", and that's kind of beautiful when it's not scaled up to a corporate level. The goal doesn't have to be practicality.
Out of curiosity is that just "modern" reddit or old reddit too? (However long old reddit sticks around, anyway, it's clearly not long for this world after they began requiring a login to use it so if the login page…
Brightness and color temperature are orthogonal. The dimmer switch only controls brightness.
I would say most LED bulbs. You need ones specifically rated for enclosures, which are way less common, and most people have the wrong idea of what counts as enclosed (the glass hood around your kitchen chandelier bulbs…
It's weird to me that you find that weird. People in general don't like worrying that every little conversation is being recorded.
I hate to be the guy arguing semantics, but is that the median definition? Everyone I know defines vibe coding as ignoring the actual output code completely and evaluating the result by how it behaves under test.…
I'd argue the conclusion is wrong. The premise, that places like CA are currently such tinderboxes as a direct result of preventing natural burning and continuing to develop in areas that need to burn to stay healthy,…
> In the end neighbors and community at large ended up being against the grocers union due to a handful of cringe, edgelord members in utilikits over-stepping with their "uh ackshully" shit. This reflects poorly on the…
It's not unusual to have sleep state issues on Linux, which is what it runs (an Arch derivative). Could be some faulty hardware somewhere, but it's not a concerning enough issue to spend money replacing things for a…
Not OP, but the sleep and hibernate states on my desktop are pretty finicky and can't truly be trusted. I'd rather know everything shut down properly than risk it, especially since the thing boots in seconds anyway, and…
Sure, it's a work phone. And that job is with the US government, famously "of and for the people", meaning that citizens are owners of thar workplace. As an owner, I am not okay with this, and I will make my voice heard…
Then what's the right to it doing in the constitution?
Seems valid to me. EMudhra meant it to be secret, the secret was reversed due to using insufficiently large numbers, so now the secret is compromised. It's the same as if someone went into hiding, and someone tracked…
Spider-Noir is a series. Minutes viewed is a very good metric for a series because viewers frequently drop off part of the way in. Combine that with viewership, and you can see whether people are giving up after one…
Personally I think it was not being the frontrunner of video call tech in 2020
It's equally likely that those business owners are simply burying their heads in the sand about it. A local restaurant here caught a LOT of flack about it when they did a reopening under new ownership with AI menus, and…
Paywalled. However, as a related anecdote, a restaurant recently moved and retooled themselves in my city, and they initially used a very clearly AI generated menu. It generated a very clear backlash, to the point the…
My wife recently had this happen to a work acquaintance. They are a recent immigrant who has only lived in New York since moving here, who was sent out to the Midwest where there is no public transportation and driving…
Or worse, demanding you "use more ai" in your work because clients have been questioning whether the company is "all in on ai"
That would be stealing credentials, they were arguing they might have obtained them legitimately.
> same amount of money for a worse product. I like physical media, but this is not objectively true. Digital purchases come with benefits consumers want like quicker access, less materials waste, and (in general) more…
> When all it really needs is civic responsibility and an understanding that the government derives its power from the people, and thus the people always get the government they deserve. Look I encourage people to vote…
Not OP, but with DNS ad blocking like pi-hole you need to be aware that any "normies" living with you will hate it. DNS blockers silently break any kind of "sponsored links" in search results and a lot of the links in…
> Whereas seemingly half of all people claim they have aphantasia Citation needed. People who experience something will be louder when that condition is brought up or relevant. That's a known phenomenon, it's why…
You can just as easily say that people using these fonts are the ones holding accessibility users hostage, since they are willingly choosing to use exclusionary tools.
That's their point though. The hacker ethos doesn't ask "should I do this" it asks "can I do this", and that's kind of beautiful when it's not scaled up to a corporate level. The goal doesn't have to be practicality.
Out of curiosity is that just "modern" reddit or old reddit too? (However long old reddit sticks around, anyway, it's clearly not long for this world after they began requiring a login to use it so if the login page…
Brightness and color temperature are orthogonal. The dimmer switch only controls brightness.
I would say most LED bulbs. You need ones specifically rated for enclosures, which are way less common, and most people have the wrong idea of what counts as enclosed (the glass hood around your kitchen chandelier bulbs…
It's weird to me that you find that weird. People in general don't like worrying that every little conversation is being recorded.
I hate to be the guy arguing semantics, but is that the median definition? Everyone I know defines vibe coding as ignoring the actual output code completely and evaluating the result by how it behaves under test.…
I'd argue the conclusion is wrong. The premise, that places like CA are currently such tinderboxes as a direct result of preventing natural burning and continuing to develop in areas that need to burn to stay healthy,…
> In the end neighbors and community at large ended up being against the grocers union due to a handful of cringe, edgelord members in utilikits over-stepping with their "uh ackshully" shit. This reflects poorly on the…
It's not unusual to have sleep state issues on Linux, which is what it runs (an Arch derivative). Could be some faulty hardware somewhere, but it's not a concerning enough issue to spend money replacing things for a…
Not OP, but the sleep and hibernate states on my desktop are pretty finicky and can't truly be trusted. I'd rather know everything shut down properly than risk it, especially since the thing boots in seconds anyway, and…
Sure, it's a work phone. And that job is with the US government, famously "of and for the people", meaning that citizens are owners of thar workplace. As an owner, I am not okay with this, and I will make my voice heard…
Then what's the right to it doing in the constitution?