Thorrez

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   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   >This impacts yt-dlp as we currently request video data from YouTube as if we were YouTube on TV. https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/12563
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   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   Here are a couple ideas: The decryption code could verify that it's only providing decrypted content to an attested-legitimate monitor, using DRM over HDMI (HDCP). You might try to modify the decryption code to disable the part where i
3. 153.▲
   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   What about using your phone for navigation?
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   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   They could improve the development environment on iPadOS, or make it possible to develop for iOS on Linux.
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   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   Sorry, I missed that you were talking about stealer logs. This specific credential dump of 2B emails wasn't a stealer log, so stealer log info will not tell you anything about this specific credential dump. You're right that the A
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   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   Here's what I'm suggesting: query all your current passwords against the password API. Then you'll know which of your current password are compromised. Change them. You don't need to query old passwords, only current pas
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   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   Only if you want to search by account. If you want to search by password, it's free. You can query all your passwords to see which ones are breached, and change those. > Authorisation is required for all APIs that enable searching H
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   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   The AI is available 24 hours a day, for hours-long conversations, and will be consistently sycophantic without getting tired of it. Is a human able to do all of those? I guess someone who has no job and can be "on-call" 24/7
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   by Thorrez 11mo ago

   You can download all the hashes and check against them locally. https://github.com/HaveIBeenPwned/PwnedPasswordsDownloader
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    You can use the API to check all of your passwords. Then you'll know the security state of all of your passwords. https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    The API is free. https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    You don't need a paid subscription. The API is free. https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Huh, very interesting. I wonder why Schwab doesn't do that.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    I do not own a business. In 2024 I only worked in CA. However, a couple years back I worked in MI for a few days, which means for the following 4 years I have to file MI taxes as well due to RSU vesting. So my 2024 taxes were federal + CA +
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Or they want to be able to pick their car out more easily from other cybertrucks.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    >Where I've worked, they withhold the necessary number of shares from RSU's and it just gets taxed as W-2 income. Then, it shows up with the taxed cost basis in Fidelity so you don't get double taxed when selling shares. T
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    RSUs are not straightforward: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43676698 And options are worse.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    20 pages? My 2024 full pdf from turbotax was 644 pages.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Probably also due to noise.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    >ranking Boulder gym stinkiness The capitalization makes me think it's about gyms in Boulder, CO.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    My oven always rounds up. Until the last minute, when it immediately switches from 2 minutes to 59 seconds.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Those 2 pictures were of a different hacker, not of MrICQ.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    The strategy could be buildup + leak. The leak by itself isn't the strategy unless it's giving false information. The buildup requires much more effort than the leak. So in the buildup + leak strategy, the vast majority of effort
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Who owns the corporation though? It has to be humans. And corporations need to have a board of directors composed of humans.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    With normal proxies / gateways, the users have different browsers, so those can be fingerprinted. With the type of AIs under discussion in the post, the AIs all use the same exact browser version and environment, so fingerprinting cann
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Leaks about a military buildup are only possible if there's an actual military buildup. Unless the leaks are false. Is there any indication the information is false?
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Cloudflare already does rate limiting. They explain in the article why their existing rate limiting solutions (IP, fingerprinting) don't work well with AI. That explains why they need a new solution.
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Maybe the company doesn't want to spend the effort to develop an API. They can through some Cloudflare solution in front and call it done. Also I wonder if credit card chargebacks are a concern. They might worry that allowing a single
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    >so I checked out the old version of the change with the bugs (yay Jujutsu!) and kicked off a fresh Claude Code session There's a risk there that the AI could find the solution by looking through your history to find it, instead of
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    by Thorrez 11mo ago

    Currently AI isn't allowed to own assets AFAIK.