sMarsIntruder

Am I wrong or it doesn’t seem to detect the em-dashes as clear warning signal?

Opus 4.8 - High

how many days in the week have the letter d in them?

Two - Sunday and... wait, let me actually check. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. The ones with a "d": Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday all have one. Monday too. So that's Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday - four days.

A couple of advices:

- add some screenshots or a demo video to the repo

- I’m not familiar with Plaid, and I’m not probably the only one. A list of main banks/countries probably would make sense? Or just a link that I could not easily find.

It’s the first Ferrari EV: they had to think disruptively and I really appreciate the courage. Love the design IMHO, looking forward to see the street performances.

It’s like what Perplexity did with the PayPal userbase.

Not sure why a bribe would’ve involved: it’s a win-win situation, especially near elections.

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité.. et Surveillance-té

I agree, but I started noticing the em-dash usage spike.

I personally encountered that problem with browser use and I developed a listener on top that gets triggered when there’s a captcha, so it just switch off chrome headless so the user can solve it before proceeding.

What are you suggesting?

This is FUD. Supervised means that the camera watches you in realtime keeping attention.

But I get this type of comments just to go against one person.

So if you say BS you can just add /s and it’s fine?

No, it’s not.

This solution went through millions of kilometres of data and tests.

RDW did a really thorough job since we’re talking about Europe: https://www.rdw.nl/en/news/2026/rdw-explanation-of-european-...

Stop. Spreading. FUD.

The best part is not just that Tesla got provisional validity in the Netherlands, it is that the approval appears to come after a long testing process and with actual public reasoning attached.

Even if EU regulations are painfully strict, getting this far means Tesla FSD has cleared a serious technical and regulatory review.

Upgrading decades old legacy systems? Good luck with that.

I’m impressed by the BTC obsession: this will definitely impact the banking sector as a whole even before. Quantum FUD, here we come.

I was inches away from investing..

I know Twitter/X has worse problems with spam bots in the replies, but this is the News Feed!

Probably not using it from ages.

Basically Europe solution to state/companies surveillance is an European managed surveillance, plus a CBDC to get even more into their citizens. Know your enemies, there are solutions out there.

Goodbye Discord. It was good to have you.

De facto sed non de iure

Still doesn’t change my point: as of today being skeptic because relying on outdated data or historical series is just nonsense. I mean, insurance quotes work in a totally different way.

They don’t bet money on just “I’m quite skeptical because I hate the man”, but on actual data provided by the company.

That’s the difference.

Wow. This comment makes me wonder if really earth is flat.

Whining for visibility: that’s even worse.

In the US, animal-based skin substitutes require levels of scrutiny from the Food and Drug Administration and animal rights groups that can drive up costs, Lee said. Given the substantial supply of donated human skin, tilapia skin is unlikely to arrive at American hospitals anytime soon.

This reminds me of Milton Friedman’s arguments against the FDA.

“Until about 2016, we didn’t really know what we were going to do with these detections that we’d accumulated,” Anderson said. “We hadn’t figured out how to do the whole second part of the analysis.”

No comment.

What's next, an Internet license?

That’s exactly my concern here. Trying to solve a problem with good intent by proposing solutions that hurt the overall environment.

https://isdebianreproducibleyet.com/

Apparently, I learned something new today.

User combined Frigate (AI-powered video surveillance), a custom CNN model, and Babybuddy to automatically track their toddler’s sleep patterns. The model runs inference in ~15ms and achieves 99.8% accuracy detecting whether their toddler is in bed.

As others here below have noticed, there is no match between actual data and predictions made by the authors.

Which is definitely strange, and we should ask: why?