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by 93po 1y ago
Just offer them $10000/hour security consulting and talk to them on the phone for 20 minutes.
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by 93po 1y ago
Cops should be proud to put their lives at risk. It should be part of the job expectations. You should care so much about the community you're supposed to serve that you'd be willing to make that sacrifice, even for a total stra
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by 93po 1y ago
I'm a huge fan of Carmack and read the book (Masters of Doom) multiple times and love it, too. But he's a legend for pioneering PC gaming graphics in a way that was feasible for a single (very talented) person to accomplish, and
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by 93po 1y ago
The visibility of the feature for users may be "off by default" but that means nothing in terms of what Comcast is actually collecting, storing, and sending to third parties.
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by 93po 1y ago
As an aside, can anyone comment on how we can estimate the source of a cyber attack with any confidence? People and groups say "oh we know it's russians because of the methods used, they're known methods by russian groups&quo
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by 93po 1y ago
it feels a little mean to describe this as cringe, it's just an honest opinion from someone who feels differently from you i wouldn't describe it as deliberate, but rather accepted and embraced. yes they're choosing to not up
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by 93po 1y ago
there are a million different manufacturers of, for example, hot dogs, and those hot dogs basically taste all the same to everyone, and yet they're all making basically identical hotdogs and doing fine
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by 93po 1y ago
as far as i can tell there are a million sodas that are extremely close to coca cola and coca cola is still doing just fine
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by 93po 1y ago
yes they're so far behind the competition like boeing... spacex is only doing... checks notes .... 90% of all mass to orbit these days
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by 93po 1y ago
id be curious what causes the ignition of all the fuel in a breach like this.
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by 93po 1y ago
how is it different? you're writing a series of instructions to execute, that's the same today as it was with punch cards. it's fundamentally the same even though we're doing this on 4k screens and with a million libra
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by 93po 1y ago
if you had lidar in teslas they'd look like those massive silly things on top of waymos and they'd cost an extra $20k and literally no one would buy them. tesla has by far the best self driving software without lidar, they seem to
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Also didnt spacex do reuse without throttling and only having on/off?
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i don’t think they actually care about the applications. I think what really matters to them is making money as the middleman between AI providers and the government, pushing whatever flashy-sounding nonsense will keep the generals happy, e
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i would hope my manager wouldnt see this as irate employeeS but rather one employee trying to be controlling by forcing another one to bark a response like a trained dog when they've made it clear what their boundaries are for early mo
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by 93po 1y ago
the original claim was "it collects biometrics to identify people" and that's just factually wrong. worldcoin in general is not about identification, in fact it's specifically designed to not identify people. its onl
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Additionally, using implicit hormone levels to adjust the ads that people with menstruations see is uniquely predatory and manipulative. It also serves to "out" trans men when this data can be tied to a profile of someone who as c
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by 93po 1y ago
Love this! This is what HN is for.
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Voted for overwhelmingly by both parties. Obama also started wars in new countries. Clinton expanded war on drugs despite criticizing it. And all dem presidents failed to deschedule cannabis and other relatively harmless drugs.
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the core tech and premise doesnt collect biometric data, but biometric data is collected for training purposes with consent and compensation. There is endless misinformation (willfully and ignorantly) around worldcoin but it is not, at it
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The problem is that we don't. We see the same thing in politics - we focus so much on "us vs them" and while the "them" is uniquely damaging, we lose sight of the fact that there is a lot of overlap in how they&#x27
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i've noticed with ChatGPT is will 100% ignore certain instructions and I wonder if it's just an LLM thing. For example, I can scream and yell in caps at ChatGPT to not use em or en dashes and if anything it makes it use them even
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by 93po 1y ago
lmao at "a potential miscommunication regarding the application of their policies" "Essentially, by opening localhost ports that allow their Android apps to receive tracking data, such as cookies and browser metadata, from sc
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by 93po 1y ago
if you use a burner phone i would imagine three letter agencies can still figure out it's you really easily through metadata alone. if they can see all the numbers you call and text over years then they can probably piece together who
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by 93po 1y ago
i think most people are gonna follow advice that they tend to agree with - if the reddit advice was "drive off a bridge" i'm sure he wouldn't. he probably read the opinions, realized he had the same opinion, and adopted
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by 93po 1y ago
ive accepted i need to be in a really different field doing something really different. ive struggled my entire career due to some severe ADHD/'tism issues to hold a job for more than a 1-1.5 years, and have recently failed a coup
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it literally just needs to throw a few kilobytes on literally any internet connected device, so that it can eventually get to a computer with a single good GPU, from which it can then start planning and executing its way to infect its way i
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im mediocre and got fired yesterday so not far
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was only 9% when i looked but then i realized its bc i live in opposite time of most of the world's population
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i didnt respond to the literary part because it's moving the goalposts. i don't care about the literary value of things i read for fun, and most people don't as long as the style and structure of writing doesn't stop the

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