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A company called Clearview AI broke that unwritten rule and developed a powerful facial recognition system using billions of images scraped from social media. Primarily, Clearview sells its product to law enforcement. Clearview has also explored a pair of smart glasses that would run its facial recognition technology. The company signed a contract with the U.S. Air Force on a related study.

Just another reason to not post all your images to social media. Share with family/friends who care but thats it.

What does the article say? Its asking to sign up.

NVM got it: https://archive.is/a2VYP

https://tilvids.com/ has some nice videos.

If only there was a berg for code with this repo. Too bad there isn't.

Ah gotcha. I'm on cell so it just looks unformated text.

What did you use to do so?

Yeah my positive take is this might be a good excuse for people to think of repairability again.

Because, you know, if very little new chips being made in the near future, we are going to have to.

I throw the goat at the kobold.

A real quote from a campaign we played, one of our first sessions.

Im a dev. But you do you. GL!

Excellent! Thanks. Ill take a look at it sometime. https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818

Last time I checked, there was still discussion on how people want this to work. Because its easy to say, but hard to get everyone to agree.

Community collections should be a thing. Something like /cc/Technology could pull in lemmy.world/ other instances and collections of communities. It makes it easier if one instance dies, an instance de-federates itself, or just wanting to consolidate all the different /c/Technology communities across instances.

It would also be nice if communities had the option to vote on their admins once in a while. Having individuals lord over different communities is a problem in reddit.