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by Incipient 8mo ago
This is actually a good concrete example of how to use AI for pen testing (which I've never had time to look at, so I realise it may be common). The issue I'm struggling with is cost - to point O4.6 at network logs, and have it ex
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by Incipient 8mo ago
I absolutely think that there is a better way to educate than tests and textbooks...however I'm certain we haven't found the perfect formula, and videos and chromebooks significantly worse. Different is not better.
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by Incipient 8mo ago
Wait why IS this flagged? Is a fairly straight up tech topic - granted somewhat in a humorous vein, but still valid?
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by Incipient 8mo ago
All of the AI vulnerabilities I've randomly come across (admittedly, not many) on GH issues have been false positives - hard coded credentials, that aren't credentials. Injection vulns, where further upstream the code is entirely
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by Incipient 8mo ago
If the AI is pointing you in a direction, how much creativity is lost through the mathematician no longer doing that? I genuinely feel AI makes the ability to come up with approaches worse in software dev.
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by Incipient 8mo ago
I'm surprised anyone here expects these things not to be happening. The world outside of our (frankly small) 'western bubble' varies from pretty rough to absolutely horrific. I'm personally not too sure what anyone does
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by Incipient 8mo ago
>LLMs really are a game changer for my personal sales pitch of being a single dinosaur army for IT in small to medium-sized enterprises. This is essentially what I'm doing too but I expect in a different country. I'm finding it
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by Incipient 8mo ago
And solar panels. I don't think we can put 1GW+ of solar panels into orbit?
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by Incipient 8mo ago
Is fire a solved problem? I thought it was minimised by lifepo4, but fundamentally if the bms fails you can still get a decent fire?
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by Incipient 8mo ago
>going to use a charged word I honestly have no clue what word you used was 'charged'. Considering any of those words charged makes me worry how far political correctness has gone! (I'm assuming, I suppose, politically cha
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by Incipient 8mo ago
Cool idea - but realistically how much would this cost to run for a typical "show me how to do X".
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by Incipient 8mo ago
The SDS should include all SAFETY relevant information/ingredients for whatever jurisdiction. If the local area doesn't really care if it's hexane or pentane from a safety perspective, they'll likely just be lumped toget
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by Incipient 9mo ago
Very good benchmark. Concise yet detailed. I like the selection of images. I wanted to see at least one actual camera photo however, for comparison.
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by Incipient 9mo ago
Microsoft CHANGED the goal. Cloud makes bucket loads more than consumer - it also has awesome vendor lock-in and juicy monthly fees! MS didn't lose sight of anything. They've been after the money for a while, and they just followe
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by Incipient 9mo ago
But for large searches, I then have to spend a lot of time validating the output - which I'd normally do while reading the content etc as I searched (discarding dodgy websites etc). On the other hand, where I think llms are going to ex
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by Incipient 9mo ago
>so we can be appropriately impressed and perhaps discuss interviewing. Something comes across really badly here for me. Some weird mix of bragging, mocking, with a hint of aloof. I feel these top end companies like the smell of their ow
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by Incipient 9mo ago
I'm not sure what makes a Show HN do well or not, but other than the name putting me off the idea looks interesting - I just don't have the technical nous or time to unpick it. My issue these days is that I always just think &quot
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by Incipient 9mo ago
If trump is actually deranged enough to use military force against Greenland we'll see how capable the EU is of defending it - and I suspect they'll put on a good show. What the EU wouldn't be able to handle, I suspect, is wo
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by Incipient 9mo ago
I absolutely think AI will be/has been comoditised. The real value is in integrations and being able to draw in the right context, cleanly, to get the right outputs. This is something where Google, Microsoft, and Apple, will really be
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by Incipient 9mo ago
I don't think there is anything wrong with the national media service being 'pro the nation' (counting the UK as the nation for arguments sake). That said however they can't make things up, or overtly bury critical stori
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by Incipient 9mo ago
I think the best outcome would really be the US' current allies are just waiting until trump goes and he doesn't break too much and the new person goes back to a more stable posture. It's probably a more realistic outcome how
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by Incipient 9mo ago
Unfortunately still junk - unless I was just in Jakarta! At least it's down to only 7 visits from 300 on the last version.
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by Incipient 9mo ago
Unfortunately this is an example of how AI should not be used. You have to be able to understand your core technology/IP/logic - I feel that must have been significantly overlooked here.
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by Incipient 9mo ago
Why would anyone go to that site however? I mean novelty, once...but didn't advertising figure out ages ago that number of eyes on something matters?
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by Incipient 9mo ago
I'm not sure how you'd measure the effectiveness of light rail/trams vs buses - a hybrid of average journey duration, number of passengers, and I suppose some ROI type metric? Either way personally priority bus lanes feel sig
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by Incipient 9mo ago
Default linting in quasarsjs doesn't like unnecessary casts, or using 'any' types - AI generally then fixes it...in varying degrees of effectiveness - sometimes properly, sometimes with horrific type abominations.
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by Incipient 9mo ago
A ~10% drop in revenue but an outsized ~40% drop in profits probably indicates more than a 'brand decay' problem?
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by Incipient 9mo ago
Is a vps not really just renting ram? If you want to test something short term, stick it in whatever vps size you require?
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by Incipient 9mo ago
They're all the "security threat" in the area. If you can call it that. There is no security, the entire area is one giant mess of insecurity!
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by Incipient 9mo ago
>Its dominant ethnicity is less than three fifths the population Is that being framed as a problem? The US is the same, and I expect a few others too?

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