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by ackbar03 5y ago
Huh interesting. I actually thought reamde was the most gripping after I got through the first 2 or 3 chapters which were indeed a bit slow. I wasn't able to finish cryptonomicon, that one was the most boring for me
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by ackbar03 5y ago
This comparison with nature is pretty interesting. I think some additional constraints are required though. Otherwise, technically we can produce agi by simply giving birth to humans. If that's not "artificial" enough we can
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by ackbar03 5y ago
I may be really only speaking for myself here but I have very sincere doubts that anyone who has done any moderately serious work on "AI" and wrangled with the nitty gritty details of it all is really having any huge expectations
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Install it and see for yourself?
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Do I literally have to quit my job, apply to the university, get accepted, enroll in the class, to experience this?
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by ackbar03 5y ago
How does the fcc lisence work exactly? Do you get the rights to broadcast at a certain spectrum or something? Does it work for space communication?
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by ackbar03 5y ago
>Dedicated cybersecurity tools are pretty awful, and very expensive Can you give a few examples of these?
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by ackbar03 5y ago
I echo this. I was also interested in cybersecurity through CTFs. I also do a bit of bug bounties in my spare time. But i've sort of come to the conclusion that cybersecurity as a career isn't that great in general, most roles are
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Wait, is the idea here to serve more porn ads or get more clicks for Mitch McConnell in the hopes of getting served porn ads
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Sounds like a plan, I'm in!
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Maybe your not following through enough? I feel like if your one to always iterate on ideas and follow through and do a good job, you'll be more of a bad ass, I doubt there would be any stigma
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Yes! The ultimate bug bounty program! Instead of ranking on some hackerone or bugcrowd leader board you rank on the FBIs most wanted list!
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Lol this was my first reaction as well, they now have a nation-state on their ass. But that being said its not impossible that this was just a cover for a Russian state-sponsored attempt on US infra
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by ackbar03 5y ago
ok, so you were basically just referring to a 3rd party waf... thats cool...
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by ackbar03 5y ago
>Setup machine learning to automate blacklist detection and dynamically update blacklists. Is there some good plug and play tool for this or something? Id imagine implementing something like this yourself would take quite a bit of time a
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Since supplements have been brought up, what's with the American's obsession over supplements? It's like people are just chomping them down like they're some sort of food stable like bread or rice (or maybe that's j
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by ackbar03 5y ago
What, blaming Russia doesn't bring the same satisfaction anymore?
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by ackbar03 5y ago
That's a good comparison. Thanks
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Objectively speaking there's nothing necessarily wrong with that? If anything could be something we aspire to
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by ackbar03 5y ago
So basically the model was just a single layer neural net with extra proprietary data?
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by ackbar03 5y ago
The brain actually burns a lot of energy so I think its not unreasonable to expect it to burn the fuel it has access to. There was this study on chess players or something in a competition, I don't remember what the study was called ex
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by ackbar03 5y ago
I dunno about Adderall but Id experience similar cases (stuttering, brain fog, social anxiety) after working hard for extended time, albeit nothing as extreme, and figured out a long time ago it was probably low glucose (there's sort o
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by ackbar03 5y ago
There's another perspective on this that's often cited and if I remember correctly was used to argue against the release of stuxnet. who has the most to lose if there are widespread cyber attacks? Given the related attacks so far
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by ackbar03 5y ago
Yes this. Once you've got the product done with some sort of traction next comes the growth. I wouldn't say it's defintely harder but it's defintely no easier. It's like you have to get a series of incredibly diffic
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by ackbar03 5y ago
How are each of these projects doing? Are they bringing in revenue? I'm no expert but that sounds like a lot for me but hey if it's working out then good for you
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by ackbar03 5y ago
I agree with this. I'd have periods of times where I'd feel super lonely and I'd go out and meet new people through group events introduced by friends or whatever. However usually it ends up feeling like a waste of time. It s
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by ackbar03 5y ago
> Their eventual goal is to allow communication directly between the satellites I guess they'll have to though if they want to make it more scale-able? They satellites will always have to be up in space, but with communication betwe
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by ackbar03 5y ago
So currently all the internet for Starlink customers are from bouncing off Starlinks low-orbit satellites to these ground stations where they are connected via cable connected (normal internet) and served up, am I interpreting that correctl
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Just anecdotally from reading about this stuff online, it's quite hard to do know and very crowded. Apparently alpha (profits uncorrelated with general market movements) generating strategies rarely last more than a few months before t
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Where can I purchase this? you have an ebay or amazon link or something?

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