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Bender
3mo ago
Instead of backward I would say it's looking in from a different window. Both your dilemma and the one I described can both be true. I am not suggesting to not use a VPN but rather load-balance and cycle through a mesh of user-provid
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The term "rolling your own" as it applies to the internet means writing your own code. For example, "rolling your own encryption" would mean writing your own protocols, algorithms, ciphers, hash formulas, etc... Hosting
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For what it's worth, two or more things can be true or even partially true. I think all options should be on the table to discuss potential mitigations. Incentives and incentive driven laws can be difficult to prove out. Probably be
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3mo ago
No need to roll your own. There are many open source VPN's, proxies and much more. When dozens, hundreds or thousands of people share and forward load balance their traffic across hundreds of self hosted networks it gets a lot harde
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3mo ago
If I were a governmental body I would do everything I could to keep citizens using paid VPN's and big CDN's. Money trails are easy to follow and the majority of people are just paying with their bank. It makes people feel safe a
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South Korea's AI Bubble Just Popped [video]
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South Korea's AI Bubble Just Popped – Now What? [video]
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More than 12M eye drops recalled contamination could harm vision
(dailymail.com)
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3mo ago
Probably more applicable to large scale internment camps where people do not have a choice.
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3mo ago
Some new accounts are likely getting buried by the AI countermeasures. The only thing I could suggest is to temporarily avoid the disagreeing comments and keep the comments and submissions interesting enough for people to vouch until the
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GCC to Decline Any Significant Contributions Made via AI/LLMs – Except for Tests
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Word worm crawls into Copilot, spreads chaos
(theregister.com)
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Moscow slaps Telegram founder on wanted list, Durov responds one-finger salute
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Who wins and who loses after US bans foreign robots?
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Ask HN: Which Jabber clients support SCRAM+ and XEP-0474?
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3mo ago
This may be a really dumb question but what are all these data-centers really for? I can't imagine after all the billions already poured into AI data-centers that there needs to be more. Data-storage and processing from AI ingesting
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3mo ago
That's just the title of the video. It's not my channel. AFAIK I do not believe Nate has an account on HN.
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I'm Prepping for a WW3 Food Apocalypse and Famine [video]
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WhistlinDiesel Cybertruck Durability Test #3 [video]
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3mo ago
And not having a distinguishable Bluetooth device ID to detect when one is near. [1] not tested as I do not know anyone with pervert glasses [1] - https://github.com/alexh-scrt/glasses-radar
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Robot Dogs Are a Security Nightmare [video]
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Experimental explosion detected off Florida coast sparks earthquake alert
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Drinks at work? Svedka debuts office water vodka cooler
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Tesla buys the output of a new 140 MW Texas solar farm
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War machines can run amok with AI in control
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DEF CON bans Meta-style 'pervert glasses'
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3mo ago
Sectors that are inherently resistant to AI-ification? Stand-up comedy, specifically including jokes that are racist and/or highly vulgar, for now at least. Someone will probably tweak a local model assuming they have not done this
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Parsley and cilantro implicated in outbreak that causes bathroom emergencies
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Low Water Cancels Jackson Lake Boat Tours in Grand Teton Two Months Early
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Judge blocks first state law that would have banned prediction markets
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