KirillPanov

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by KirillPanov 3y ago
and excretions.
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
I feel like packet size was and continues to be a major obstacle for DNSSEC. Do you know why the DNSSEC/DANE world hasn't simply acknowledged this and switched to requiring ECC? It is trivial to fit several compressed curve poin
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Read it again: > they would have to do their own client-side TLS handshake By intercepting the STARTTLS port the attacker can merely decrypt -- rather than, as you wrote, decrypting and re-encrypting .
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
More likely the carrier upstream of them.
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
TLS client certificates. Use them. Stop using domains. Stop.
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Easier to conceal the attack. The MiTM attacker can pass through a command stream without STARTTLS. If they intercepted 5223 they would have to do their own client-side TLS handshake with the attacked server, which would look really obviou
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
It wasn't a withdrawable loan; the attacker used pumped-up MobileCoin as collateral to go leveraged-long on some other shitcoin in a wash trade against another FTX account which he (presumably) also controlled. The attacker withdrew t
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
... and yet my cerebrum still has not attacked my brainstem. You're applying evolutionary reasoning to an algorithm (gradient descent) which does not involve fitness selection in any way, shape, or form. This is bogus.
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
No, I think it's a terrible metaphor. The Minds have no reason to treat humans well. Humans have a powerful evolutionary motivation to treat their kin well.
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
> Why does this idea bother humans us so much? I dunno; it doesn't bother me at all. What bothers me is pretending that the Culture is humanity's. Or that humans are in any way relevant to the whole plotline. It's like i
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
> Finally, I think Minds need humans... all the minds that had no humans with them (that I remember, at least) where the "unstable", eccentric or downright crazy. Well okay; the humans aren't pets , they're emotion
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
... but Anduril sure does.
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
What makes you think that the advent of AI will be any different from the advent of cerebrums? When higher vertebrates developed cerebrums, those didn't replace the evoluntionarily-older cerebellum or midbrain. We humans still have th
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
> and we just let the machines take over ... but then it's really the machines ' Culture, isn't it? And we're just their pets. I'm going to read Consider Phlebas based on the essay linked above, but I think i
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
> In addition, isn't the cost of a mask in it's design, not it's production? They tend to be in the same ballpark. There's a feedback effect: if the maskset gets cheaper you can afford to do shorter product cycles (th
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Exactly this. The issuer can also sell that debt (daily rental up to car value) to a debt collector.
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Christopher Rowe's The Voluntary State https://nebulas.sfwa.org/nominated-work/the-voluntary-state/ https://www.lexal.net/scifi/scifiction/originals/originals_a... Five years
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Image comparing the processes: https://global.canon/en/news/img/2017/p20170720b-02.jpg Deposition is usually the same -- CVD. Note that the stamp is applied to the resist: > the new product does it by
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Mask lifetime. Last time I heard about this tech (~8 years ago, when it was nowhere near commercial availability) that was the obstacle. Since the mask comes into physical contact with each wafer there is unavoidable wear on the mask with
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
How many impressions can you get out of each mask before it has to be discarded? Last time I heard about this tech, that was the limiting factor. This uses e-beams to make the mask, right? Edit: here's their research paper (7 years o
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
I've always wondered about this. You drive off with a EUR30k car. What do they do if you don't come back? Drain your bank account of 500 Euros? What then? In the US, the rental agreements let them keep charging you the daily r
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
> massive money printing by central banks after the 2008 crisis provided the funding for this rapid expansion of cloud capital This phenomenon is so massively underappreciated. Now that interest rates are back to normal I am extremely in
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Quality: the need for more of it than Wikipedia has. Coherence: Wikipedia pages are small and loosely-coupled. Stability: Wikipedia has no external API. Any page can be renamed and restructured at any time.
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Because https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherman_Act
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Drivechains: A Detailed Analysis(petertodd.org)
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
There is such an easy solution here: Amazon divests their logistics operation -- the warehouses, airplanes, and delivery trucks. They become a common carrier with a published price list; amazon.com and all the sellers on Amazon become cus
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
I need to unload my real estate bags, Y Combinator CEO says
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
"How" did the word "how" end up in the HN title for this? Spin?
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
Wat. So you can only be attacked if you're using a socks5 proxy, and even then you can only be attacked by your own proxy ? Which rules out things like torsocks where you're running the proxy too. Does this really merit all of l
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by KirillPanov 3y ago
> Ideally, the panacea to such nightmares is democracy. Come on man, this is delusional. I want to believe it too but be realistic.

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