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by Two4 2y ago
It seems like the kind of risk-averse cover-all clause a corporate lawyer would try to shoehorn into an agreement. I don't exactly blame them - many companies were caught with their pants down when AI became mainstream, as they were be
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by Two4 2y ago
Sorry, just wanted to make sure it wasn't something I hadn't heard of before
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by Two4 2y ago
Do you mean Karnaugh maps?
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by Two4 2y ago
Contract killing is not analogous to tobacco companies. Both big tobacco and heroin dealers base their business on the exploitation of addiction, and are a nett detractor of societal value in all ways except one: creating shareholder value.
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by Two4 2y ago
By your logic, heroin dealers benefit society too.
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by Two4 2y ago
Why are you paying to receive money? That makes no sense
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by Two4 2y ago
Are you using AI to generate comment replies?
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by Two4 2y ago
I think this sort of thing is going to become more commonplace, but I'm not sure I or anyone else can think of a better solution for now. Western-aligned powers have been dealing with this prickly aspect of unconventional warfare for s
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by Two4 2y ago
Again, there may be opportunity for voter fraud, but despite this, there is remarkably little evidence or even specific allegations of voter fraud within the US. I think it's also important to distinguish voter fraud, which is perpetra
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by Two4 2y ago
The thing that you're ignoring is how very little voter fraud occurs in the US. The countries you refer to, likely third world backwater banana republics, tend to engage in election fraud rather than voter fraud. Trying to co-ordinate
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by Two4 2y ago
Because you are confusing relative and cardinal axes of direction. If you stand in front of a mirror and point up, your image points up. If you point left, your image points right. However, up is relative to the surface of the earth, and le
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by Two4 2y ago
Imagine a scenario where a plane is carrying a person who is enemy to a certain nation state. A nation state who is not above, say, using umbrella air dart guns to poison their enemies with radioactive compounds - just to make it clear that
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by Two4 2y ago
I think it was said tongue-in-cheek
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by Two4 2y ago
No one is splitting their codebase for a single market if it doesn't make business sense. For a nonprofit with limited resources, I don't think it would make sense.
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by Two4 2y ago
Test comment please ignore
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by Two4 2y ago
We do a simple offline idiot test to see if they know how to rub two variables together (10 minutes of effort for a junior, say), then we go into a face-to-face interview where we give them a laptop with a blank project (no frameworks, no e
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by Two4 2y ago
So: 1. Russia begins a war of aggression in a neighbouring state 2. Other nearby states join a defensive pact in response 3. Russia begins jamming civilian satellites in reprisal But somehow this is Russia defending itself? Something doesn&
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by Two4 2y ago
We should go 4D and start dissipating heat into the past.
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by Two4 2y ago
Oh no, I meant that this feature was made so people could continue to use memory-unsafe languages, but it turns out to be defeatable. If only there was some way to prevent this.
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by Two4 2y ago
No, this is a feature created for memory-unsafe languages which has turned out to be yet another memory safety attack vector. But there's no way to prevent this.
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by Two4 2y ago
exist, innovate, maximise long-term value for shareholders and users, eliminate inefficiencies, externalise risk, internalise sources of value, monitor the business environment for new opportunities and threats
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by Two4 2y ago
Going to need another one of these, Xe: https://xeiaso.net/shitposts/no-way-to-prevent-this/CVE-2024...
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by Two4 2y ago
It would either be "Die hoogste bome vang die meeste wind" or "Hoë bome vang veel wind", if my idioms serve me correctly
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by Two4 2y ago
Mitch Hedburg? Is that you?
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by Two4 2y ago
Open Container Initiative?
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by Two4 2y ago
He's not saying Standard Oil invented the term fossil, he's saying they invented/popularised the term "fossil fuel"
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by Two4 2y ago
I think the point of hashing here would be to have a high-confidence equality indicator with a fast comparison speed. Having a low-confidence indicator (like coord count) that still requires significant computation afterward that cannot be
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by Two4 2y ago
You might be making the classic correlation-causation mistake, in that promiscuity causes mental health issues and substance abuse; it may very well be that both the sex and the drugs are symptoms of underlying psychological or psychiatric
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by Two4 2y ago
1 kiloscrotums per hour is way more than any man would need.
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by Two4 2y ago
Sure, but those known text attacks were made significantly easier by German operators using (and reusing) non-random and easily guessable encryption parameters. Once the keyspace became small enough to search, they were able to brute force

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