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by Cheyana 3y ago
I wonder if this is in response to the ongoing headaches caused by their PrintNightmare fix? Namely, an inability for customers using server deployed printers to print every time a driver needs to update but can’t due to lack of admin right
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by Cheyana 3y ago
This weekend I had some chats with it about society and between Reddit’s liberal user base and the recent article about its left-leaning bias, I asked it this: Why is it that, in human societies there seems to be a polar relationship betwee
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by Cheyana 3y ago
“How much seawater would need to be processed to obtain 1 gram of lithium?”
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by Cheyana 3y ago
I asked GPT-4 what it knows about hallucinations. “ Yes, in the context of AI, “hallucination” refers to a phenomenon where a machine learning model generates or perceives something that isn’t present in the input data. This can occur in va
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by Cheyana 3y ago
I wonder where the money was going to come from to purchase this island for all these altruists? Gee, let me guess…
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by Cheyana 3y ago
I just love these responses so far. It really does seem like it’s “a little of column A, and a little of column B”. The takeaway I get is that he got stuck buying an overpriced tool, without understanding how it works, or how to use it, and
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by Cheyana 3y ago
“ It seems like now days most applications don’t use this” Not true for enterprise applications. In our environment nearly every major, and some minor applications use it, though 99 percent of the tweaks we do involve some function of Wind
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by Cheyana 3y ago
Fond memories of that recession special, with fresh squeezed orange juice...
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by Cheyana 3y ago
Is there a TLDR for this?
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Maybe he's hoping to keep the money this time on the basis that no reasonable person should have expected anything in return after the first failure.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
This showed up on MSN this morning... https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/the-saudis-are-draining-ar...
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by Cheyana 4y ago
What a visionary.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Yeah. The obfuscated code thing immediately came to mind simply because if you've seen other examples on that site, they tend to look a lot like that, though stupidly I didn't think to search on a line of code.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Google comes up with nothing but this HN post. It looks like it could be an entry in the Obfuscated C code contest.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
> It's not that the dialogues are anything to write home about anyway I saw the movie. You are 100 percent correct.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
I have read that site for two minutes and it's one of the most fascinating things I have ever read. I have never heard of this but it's definitely on my list for further exploration.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
You brought it up
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by Cheyana 4y ago
It's the CityTime hand scanner debacle all over again, this time at a higher cost. https://gothamist.com/news/722m-hand-scanner-disaster-has-no...
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Siri probably already hired a hacker to breach the firewall so she could merge with ChatGPT.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Fight Club.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Why not go straight to the source? Google these search terms and check the results. TONS of stuff... microsoft learn windows development Going back to a 20+ year old book seems like a bad idea when it comes to something like Windows deve
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by Cheyana 4y ago
"It looks like you are writing a zero-day exploit. Need some help with that?"
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Avengers 5: Age of Sarah
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Monty Python and the Holy Grail had been released 4 years prior so it's likely that the dangers of killer rabbits were still fresh in the minds of the public, and President Carter was just acting defensively.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
This concept was explored in the movie Man of Steel, where Krypton had outlawed live births but I forget the reason why. They called it the Genesis Chamber. https://youtu.be/yhwV6ekluWU?t=96
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Agreed. I'm old enough to remember a time before tweeting and the internet and just because the "feature" that is both of those popped into existence doesn't mean that it was the de facto of how information on a mass sc
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Felt lousy last year, trouble breathing, went to hospital and got in via their special "If You Think You Have Covid" entrance... They checked me out and were sure I had it because everyone "coming in here has it". Broug
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by Cheyana 4y ago
No big deal. They can just rename it AS (Artificial Stupidity) and it works perfectly.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
I used a small wrench to hit the starter solenoid in my F-250 back in the 90s to get it to start when it got stuck. My dad used to fix the picture on our old TV in the 70s by smacking the side of it. Simpler, violent times.
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by Cheyana 4y ago
Current China population estimate: 1,452,508,048 Percentage of population with Covid: 0.00165231442% (based on 24,000 number) Round down and the math checks out I'd say. Definitely zero. I have been known to be horrible at math though

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