Nah, you’re the one who has special eyes or have never driven against Teslas and such. The color temperature on modern cars LEDs already makes it feel much brighter on other’s eyes, and then the actual lumens are usually more than triple the lumens compared to halogens.
you need to codify that the AI agent can’t be responsible and determined who is (the company or the model creator)
Sure. But that’s not exactly what the proposed law is though?
These companies all want to be captured, “we’re so dangerous, America is going to get destroyed if we’re not mainlined into that $1 trillion/year ‘defense’ budget!”
I’m not big on victim blaming either, but I do think it’s weird to consider Sweden your primary home, and yet not apply for citizenship much earlier than that.
Prior to the law change a couple months ago, he could have become a citizen after just 5 years (or 3 if cohabitation with a Swede). Both the UK and Sweden recognize double citizenship as well, so there’s really no reason not to…
He has also missed out on all non-local elections his entire adult life, because non-citizens can only vote for local government, and now he’s paying the price. It’s very sad.
I mean, that’s probably part of the reason why Sweden is an outlier in the number of UK deportations. We got a right-wing government a couple years back, and they obviously want to please their constituents by saying “we deported this many criminals, remember to vote for us again!”
Britons are an easy target to pump those numbers up. There is usually nothing that hinders deportation to the UK, unlike to other countries with more instability/wars/etc.
If you aren’t the only one with the keys, it’s basically unencrypted. Bake in your own encryption (rclone, cryptomator, etc), or treat it as unencrypted.
No, it doesn’t need to be. You just have it be opt-in, client-side.
If your playbooks don’t include an autoremove, you’re doing it wrong!
Or rather, lessons learned from when the default /boot partition was only like 100 MB.
pptx only came in late 2006/early 2007.
You lose the right to class action lawsuits
I love when I get a coupon in the mail and lose my right to sue the company, whereas the offending company pays basically some small fine and the lawyers go home with a huge payday.
But I agree, forced arbitration sucks, I’m glad that it’s unenforceable here (other than in B2B agreements)
“I installed secret cameras in the women’s changing rooms to catch shoplifters! Why are you arresting me?”
Classic enshittification of the kernel is kinda impossible while the Benevolent Dictator is around. And as for userland, we’ve already gone through many different enshittification attempts… Red Hat/CentOS, Poetterware, Snaps, etc… and we still survive.
Other than burnout and such, it’s very hard to kill free software that’s actively used by a lot of different enthusiasts.
Anti-fingerprinting is a fingerprint too.
In 2021, Tinkov had complications after surgery and his chances of survival were estimated at only 40%
he publicly criticized the Russian invasion of Ukraine in April 2022
July 2022: his cancer went into remission
Wow, I didn’t realize oligarchs could pay off their karma that easily. I wonder why more don’t do it.
I don’t know a word of Norwegian
Now you do. So if you see any Norwegian or Swede, remember to tell them “I know runk”.
Haha, I did the same thing when I was in the US a couple years ago… though it was like $50 then, and of course I had to buy two so my girl could have a fair fight.
It was actually pretty fun, like paintball without as much pain or mess. I regret that I didn’t dare to take it back with me on the airplane.
gel bead shooter
100% this. I tried the “Gel Blaster Surge”, it shoots off 10 gels per second and it makes such clicking noise for each one it shoots out. That’d also explain why OP didn’t see anything on the ground, they break into a ton of small pieces upon contact.
They can actually sting a bit, but nowhere near as an airsoft pellet does.
Imagine this: when you start your car, you’re forced to watch a 30 second commercial. Your car already has eye tracking, which actually is a good safety feature, but we’ll be using this to make sure you’re watching the entire time.
If you stop watching, it will change to a 1 minute long commercial instead. If you still don’t watch the entire time, we might just start an even longer commercial.
Or better yet: your inattention is enough reason for us to turn off your car. Lawmakers can’t ban this now, because it’s a secondary safety feature: you don’t have enough attention to mindlessly watch a 30 second commercial, so you’re obviously not alert enough to operate a motor vehicle. Think of the kids.
Damn, I need to be like Sony and get a patent on this, just to stop anyone else from doing it.
We don’t usually do it for fun, but I’m sure my teammate who has petitioned deploying a “chaosmonkey”-thingy to our prod clusters would love it 😁
Don’t you mean “could be the reasoning”? AI companies aren’t profitable, they would want to be “publicly owned” so that everyone else will be holding their bags. They’re already trying to hedge it into everyone’s retirement funds etc. It would not be in our best interests to be even more exposed to this.