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It sounds like what I think I sound like. Completely different from when I'm taped

Says more about the poster that (if it's real) should have just said "heh yeah" and left. If it's not real, then wtf is their life where they need to come up with B's like this? Cashiers have it hard enough

What do you mean they're WALKING TO SCHOOL?! Where are their parents?!

Fewer options, higher cost. Hoard everything you can now boyos

A good chunk at least. Shocking enough I am not a hardcore comedy central viewer.

Stupid question, but what how does this work on deck hardware, I thought framegen was only supported on newer GPUs?

That a lot of non-american food is rebranded to use tacky american names to get people to try it. Too many americans are afraid to try "foreign" food, but will happily try "Cajun Jim's Cornballs". A couple I can think of are Aioli to "Garlic Mayo" and Chicken Satay becoming "Peanut Butter Chicken". Sounds like mm mm good home american cookin' to me, course I'll try some.

In 2004 and 2007, Landry faced charges of marijuana possession and driving with a suspended license, but he says he’s had no criminal record since then.

Hoo-boy, sounds like he was asking for it, one of them criminals I keep hearing about. Thin blue line, right folks?

Define "looking". They probably have your video, and keep it for 30 days or per some SLA that you signed for nest purposes. Now, I highly doubt anyone is sitting there watching you.

But, running constant analytics on the video feed? Using AI to read any text it sees, grabbing random frames and asking what is in there? That's a whole different story. Storing and watching video is expensive - but analyzing and grabbing data about it is relatively cheap. That can tell them are you home, how many people are home, what is your routine, what's on the TV, etc etc etc. That sort of data is a goldmine for advertisers.

So, they're probably not "watching" or "looking", but they are definitely grabbing data constantly.

This is confirmed btw. I was just fired from a company who hired a new vp who worked in ad tech. Part of the gig was scraping. But how do they get around Ip blocks and so many guardrails?

Easy. They started a sister business that had an extension they gave away for free, some menial task like taking a screenshot or something to dupe people into getting it

And in the piles of ToS it gave the extension the legal ability to grab random websites, scrape them, and send the data home. Now you have a internet wide scraper platform, and best parts is that you can't be up blocked and even better, you aren't paying for compute.

You're very welcome, I hope it helps. Go in ready and confident, you got this. We're all rooting for you!

If people don't want other people hearing or learning about something, it's probably worth learning