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Hah, there was no bitching, you don’t need to take everything personally. Life is absurd and fleeting, enjoy it when you can

No I’m taking about OP’s quote of the article right here on this lemmy page

Source?

The article quoted in this post seems to be unrelated to the title

Yeah even for this person’s selfish thought process i don’t see how they feel comfortable doing this. The whole time it’s there they should be constantly worried that their car will get keyed

Depending on how briefly they can be triggered i wonder if it could be fired in a controlled enough temporal pattern to create recognizable notes. Human hearing goes down to 40 cycles per second, so if it can fire in burst of less than a 40th of a second then that could work

We do know about it. Most of the big name ai services are all public about working for government enforcement agencies. Palantir, Flock, Boston Dynamics, Tesla xAI, etc

Is there a reference I’m missing?

They don’t use those because there are better options for nyc since space is so tight. The sheds usually have roofs, so in the cold weather they just put plastic over the windows and use space heaters attached to the rafters

Woohoo!! As an nyc resident i can’t even describe how much nicer it is having outdoor dining sheds instead of parked cars. Like it really makes the whole city feel so much more exciting and alive! Last year when the sheds got replaced by parked cars it made the city so much more drab and dull

Well don’t downvote the comment that answered your question. If you’re looking for something that’s exactly exactly exactly Z, then the answer will only ever be Z

Slack is basically the same thing as a platform

Literally just type “stickers” into your searchbar

Lord Of The Rings: The Hunt For Tylenol

At what point does it stop being archaeology and starts becoming computer science?

Seems like there would be easy ways to make this never happen. Like just never ever let anyone in after sundown, and make a bunch of extra shelter sheds in front of every house so if a human really does need emergency shelter then they can just go into one of the many safety sheds

https://itsfoss.com/news/german-state-ditch-microsoft/

They can physically force your body to do things, but they can’t compel you to tell them information. Or at least that’s the law.

It’s already been happening

https://itsfoss.com/news/france-ditches-microsoft-teams-and-zoom/

Yesssssss, thank you. 1:30 is the sweet spot. It can go up to like 1:50 and i still totally dig it. Once it goes above 2 hours it starts to detract from my enjoyment of the experience instead of adding to it