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Autocorrect hates me, I am sorry.

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Cake day: July 20th, 2025

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  • I suggest you should treat your own network as at least a little compromised.

    Most houses run something that has a residential proxy, browsers like Chrome are happy to snoop on your local network, and apps and smart devices are completely free to use your network as they see fit by default.

    Anything that has sensitive data should be handled via https.













  • I look forward to Trump looking at these numbers and saying “they’re not mad at me, they’re mad at the republicans who aren’t me”

    Edit: per the economist

    22:37 EST | Mr Trump has responded to tonight’s results for the first time, writing on social media: “I wasn’t on the Ballot and if I was, we would have won IN A LANDSLIDE!” He had repeatedly encouraged voters to “pretend I’m on the ballot” ahead of election day. On Monday the White House touted the president’s “relentless” 20-state midterm campaign tour.

    Lololol


  • They only have documentation in the form of agent skills…

    I don’t get this though, is there a desktop environment if you buy the hdmi one, or is it like a browser in kiosk mode, do all the apps use the same components? How do does transfer between web apps, especially since the docs point app development to be silos?

    A lot of interesting ideas for managing a self hosted app stack though.

    What would be cool is if they had centralized managed s3 and vebored databases but behind the scenes it was working to a shared cross app system. Then you could set up search indexes and stuff on that.



  • I always look at RA Fischer on this topic.

    He basically invented most of modern statistics, pioneered genetics research, and was an open unapologetic eugenicist.

    In the end he wrote that he opposed statements that race-based differences didn’t exist, but he was never able to prove or provide any evidence to support that claim.

    Fischer’s point was genetic differences that contribute to race differences probably impacted intelligence. It’s a persuasive and logical argument that’s hard to refute.

    But it turns out that what we know about within group heritability and genetics says nothing about other groups or races. No races have been shown to have selectively bred for higher intelligence, and all races perform roughly the same. As racial environments improve so do test and IQ scores, and IQ is largely influenced by familiarity with the structure of IQ tests and puzzles.

    There are simply a lot of variables that add up and average out, there’s no one intelligence gene, and our own memory and experiences do more to shape intelligence than our genetics do.