TZubiri

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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Namecheap looks really bad if someone does some due diligence and the word 'cheap' comes out, it's unproffessional and signals cheapness of materials. Porkbun I'm not familiar, but it for sure can be a better option, it&
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Well it was believed that (hu)man was made in the image of God, so perhaps reaching god involves maintaining and even furthering our human-like traits. I think design-by-nature is consistent with seeking perfection, of course it won't
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
fwiw, I think that subjectively it's roughly equivalent in this specific case. The domain name is a huge part of the brand, and is almost equivalent to the list of prior clients. I think that it will probably be fine if they compete in
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Probably being pedantic, but this is not buying Friendster to be precise, usually what is meant by that is that the company was bought. In this case the domain Friendster.com was bought, and a trademark was conceded (a new different tradema
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Do you think humans don't have perfect memory because it's hard to achieve and millions of years of evolution haven't been able to? Or because it's convenient to forget in order to prioritize the more important recent in
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
I think this doesn't apply if you reduce temperature to 0. Which you should always do, temperature is like a tax users pay to help the LLM providers explore the output space, just don't pay that tax and always choose the best toke
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
It's as if they internalized a post-mortem process that is designed to find root causes, but they use it to shift blame into others, and they literally let the agent be a sandbag for their frustrations. THAT SAID, it does help to let t
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
>Railway's failures (plural) >This is not the first time Cursor's safety has failed catastrophically. How can you lack so much self awareness and be so obtuse. There's no section "Mistakes we've made" and
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
the thing is that it makes sense when you are small, and it's one of the hardest and riskiest things to change, so it's a decision that stays with you. And to be completely honest, it isn't that bad, you get a phone you can c
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
punitive seems like a huge stretch, damages sure. Icann Arbitration seems like the wrong channel, those are typically used for when someone correctly technically registered the domain name, but there's a dispute from the non-owner, e.g
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
"Lawyers would have gotten involved" Oh, please do. Mistakes happen, and the scale of GoDaddy means that even rare mistakes will happen. But they may still be liable for damages, how much is the reputational damage, and the possib
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Any attempt to analyze a string that will be executed as a command is a fundamentally unsafe approach, presumably I can make an .sh file and run that and circumvent the mechanism? Off the top of my head. You could say that your analysis wil
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Knowing what to be concerned about in security is a skill, it is possible to overengineer security and put too much effort in non risks. This reminds me of when a student was concerned about the client leaking the server's ip address.
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
In order to do something useful, you'd have to give them some access to some accounts, whether it runs on your computer isn't directly relevant, what's relevant is what accesses it's given
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
And you can also search on google with an account, and your queries are stored for you to see right? I'm pretty sure I can see a history of my searches.
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
It's worth noting the difference between a fixed cost for sending a message, and a fixed inventory of messaging, and an auction bid system where bids are maximized by competition unless bidders form a cartel. Funnily enough, if collusi
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Have you heard about hashcash? They propose a novel similar mechanism for postage for email with some interesting theoretical consequences.
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
More importantly, one is legal, the other isn't, running a casino without a license is illegal and you can face criminal charges and jailtime, which I don't think is the case for operating a porn studio. This is regardless of the
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
From a security engineering risk I don't think that would be an issue, because the same mechanism that catches malicious senders would be at play, the sender would have to identify through the app, with a payment provider and to the co
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Oh thank goodness, I've been looking for that.
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Nice. I'm against polymarket allowing bets on war precisely because of this. But I think we can all agree that perpetrators hold more liability than the platforms, they are the true cuplrits of warcrimes/treason.
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Also, there's no specific examples of what the prompt was and what the result was. Just a big nothingburger
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ironic_process_theory It is a human thing: Don't thin of a pink elephant.
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Xkcd 2510 (2021 AD) describes LLM generated code(xkcd.com)
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
It would also be a huge security risk. But I can't think of any fundamental difference with Google queries, other than the sheer entropy of user data involved. And I'm not a tinfoil internet anarchist, but just because Google only
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
The conclusion would probably be that the supply side would need to be trained and certified as courier operators. Are the legal liabilities way more serious than those that Uber faced? To be fair, Uber founder faced a lot of legal issues a
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Isn't this fixed by: A: unpacking and inspecting the packages? B: The company assuming the risk and liability. C: The company collecting evidence through KYC and cooperating in the case of crime? Probably too much hassle to save some b
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
Sounds more like an opportunity, the fact that there's unique problems to be solved in a space mean precisely that there is a need for a specialized company instead of being gobbled up by features in rideshare apps.
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
I think a common tactic is, getting funding (even if bootstrapped or F&F) and cover one side at a loss by wrapping the existing competition. For example by providing courier deliveries. Also, get behind the wheel 24/7 and hop citie
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by TZubiri 6mo ago
War crimes probably have their own statute of limitations.

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