Jyek

The phone makers want your data just as much as the government does. Data is money and power.

I think they intend to IPO this year and need to slow the hemorrhaging funds quickly to be more appealing to the stock market.

Move it to precious metals or assets that historically average flatter value through crashes. The dollar is highly volatile in economic crisis.

And even the pittance is more than 3x your AdSense view. As far as I’m concerned, premium is paying creators i watch while providing me with a more than serviceable music app and an ad free experience on both.

That’s just not true… When you have YouTube premium, you pay the creators you watch proportionally to your watch time of their content out of your subscription. You are giving them more of your money the more you watch that specific channel.

Mullvad has a bunch of ways to pay by cash or Bitcoin. Several are totally anonymous. No digital service will allow you to pay only once because it’s not free for them to provide said service.

https://mullvad.net/en/pricing

Most VPNs are better as a paid customer anyways. Mullvad is $6 a month and I get nearly my full Internet speed while using it. Invest in your own privacy.

Making fun of a black woman for alopecia is kinda low… You’re better than that. At least I hope so.

Who the fuck cares? He’s a parasite who directly benefited from the services of Jeffrey Epstein, who explicitly WAS INVOLVED WITH MINORS it was no secret to these people that made their money and got their jollies off directly as a result to some capacity from man who sex trafficked children.

Guilt by association. Every one of these people who received illicit services from the group kid diddler, should be punished just as harshly.

Yeah, what if it happens that micro plastics are somehow being trapped in tumors actually removing them from the bloodstream? What if cancer is how we can get the micro plastics out? I’m only half joking here lol. A bleak thought for sure.

It’s dumber than that actually. LLMs are the auto complete on your cellphone keyboard but on steroids. It’s literally a model that predicts what word should go next with zero actual understanding of the words in their contextual meaning.

In Houston, some days there isn’t a cloud in the sky, then it rains like 2 inches over 30 minutes and then it goes back to clear skies and the water evaporates making the air sticky. Goes from perfect to drenched to perfect to a totally different kind of drenched in an hour’s time. Also the drivers all lose their minds when the weather changes. So all the time… I guess.

Excellent food and a good cultural mix of people. Melting pot of America for sure. Awful heat though. I left there years ago. Though I return to visit old friends.

Holy shit you are pinning my exact experience. I grew up in Fresno CA and have never even seen a red pistachio in my life.

Banking apps and some authenticators won’t work on a phone with an unlocked bootloader.

It would be a keylogger within the IDE. How else do you prove you were the one doing the work? Otherwise, AI slop. I guess pick your poison.

You could time stamp changes and progress to a file. Record results of tests and output and give an approximate algorithmic confidence rating about how bespoke the process of writing that code was. Even agentic AI rapidly spits out code like a machine would where humans take time and think about things as they go. They make typos and go back and correct them. Code tests fail and debugging looks different between an agent and a human. We need to fingerprint how agents write code and use agentic code processed through this sort of validation looks versus what it looks like for humans to do the same.

This could, in theory, also be used by universities to validate submitted papers to weed out AI essays.

Maybe we need a way to generate checksums during version creation (like file version history) and during test runs of code that would be submitted along side the code as a sort of proof of work that AI couldn’t easily recreate. It would make code creation harder for actual developers as well but it may reduce people trying to quickly contribute code the LLMs shit out.

A lightweight plugin that runs in your IDE maybe. So anytime you are writing code and testing it, the plugin is modifying a validation file that shows what you were doing and the results of your tests and debugging. Could then write an algorithm that gives a confidence score to the validation file and either triggers manual review or submits obviously bespoke code.

Sounds like an excellent use of power and water and cou cycles in data centers.