aiisjustanif

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by aiisjustanif 1mo ago
To be fair the cyclical nature of funding and defunding security teams which causes scaling up and scaling down, has always left a race to the bottom in security. Any CISO or head of security loves the ideal of completely using AI to handle
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by aiisjustanif 1mo ago
Seldom? There are a lot of solutions used everyday that are great and better than the alternative of building it yourself
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by aiisjustanif 1mo ago
It’s apples to oranges at the end of the day, the question is why can one be automated and not the other.
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by aiisjustanif 1mo ago
The whole point of the post is not to straw man CEOs it’s to point out that if devs can be automated then so can CEOs. Treating a founder and CEO as the same thing can be easily a false equivalency depending on the company.
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by aiisjustanif 2mo ago
Happens often from what I remember reading and most grocery stores account for the loss. Definitely lots of accidents as well.
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by aiisjustanif 2mo ago
I think it’s important to highlight they were correct in identifying problems but the solutions were flawed. The book “Wither Socialism?” Explains it well. [1]: https://archive.org/details/whithersocialism0000stig_i9j5&
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by aiisjustanif 2mo ago
If by command you mean by using coercion or compulsion. Then history has told multiple stories that show to sustain power you need more than just to command. Whether it be centuries ago like in the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, the Russian Revo
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by aiisjustanif 2mo ago
To be fair prompts is just English language intent abstracted for code. It is still am very much a thing. Why do you feel that harness customization is fleeting, enterprises care about them a lot for many reasons from compliance to security
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
Please explain why Flock is needed.
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
Which ones? Mastercard banned cannabis related changes before [1] [1]: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-07-26/how-to-bu...
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
Definitely a plausible possibility
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
How are you handling content moderation?
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
Well that was more disturbing than I thought it would be.
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
I cried when Mercedes go rid of the click wheel. Research in this article be damned, I’d argue that rotary knobs with directional shifting like Mercedes paired with great software are the best car infotainment interface in recent history fo
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
> Once this tool becomes adopted enough societally, the learning of foreign languages is going to become a very niche hobby. That could a long time or it could be a very different implementation than the one you describe. Half of the wor
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
> make them much better at using agentic swarms. Do you mostly use agentic swarms? If so, I’d be curious of your use cases. People talk about “managing agentic swarms” a decent bit, especially on LinkedIn. I just don’t see how they are t
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
I don’t think this is a great argument for such a small amount of LoC. 1000 lines depending on the service it provides could be very small.
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
> you don’t know of all the failed projects that couldn’t get off the ground because of incompetent development team and practices that lead a product to its demise Trying to ignore the nuance is hard in your position or the following on
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by aiisjustanif 3mo ago
Not in academia, but aware of the process, I was wondering just the same.
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
Thankfully that has been improving [1] and non-kernel is 100% possible today [2] with valve has so much on documentation and support for game and anti cheat developers to accomplish this. [1]: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/a
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
> Signal still collects your name, photo, phone number, and worst of all, your contacts Having been involved in a subpoena to Signal, this is not true prior to 2025. Signal does not store any of this on their servers, except for your pho
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
I also live in London and never specified underground or trains only for any of these cities. Buses also cheap and air conditioned. Also 2-4 months at best out of the year is not a great argument for public transportation not being the bett
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
Lived in DC and this is very true, lived in London and would be thinking about it all day if I ignored a cashier. London it is polite to say please, thank you, good afternoon, and all other verbal mannerisms.
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
How about in European big cities where that is not the case? Prague, London, Prague, Budapest, Zurich, Madrid, Berlin, Vienna…? So many people, especially not particularly poor people, use them to commute every single week. Notoriously, for
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
> headphones are a well-understood signal that someone would rather not engage in conversation at the moment I live in a big city in the US and for myself and probably most my friend group, this rarely true. Maybe it’s because we are a b
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
I don’t think it is unpopular as much as it might need clarification of culture and location. There are some countries where genders tend to talk their similar presenting gender in public setting like transportation.
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
I’ve done a short deep dive on this, for some cases that possibly would have went court. The tools we have today don’t reliable indicate if an image was doctored necessarily. Most open available scoring and tools like VAAS, DIRE, and Sherlo
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
Always be a doubled edged sword, why would a startup with an optional product like a fitness tracking app ever rise to level of regulation that requires developers that are beholden to associations to uphold some level of accountability on
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
Not at the entry price point of a hackathon, which is the point. Using AI in software hackathons are magnitudes cheaper than AI doing manual labor in hardware hackathons.
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by aiisjustanif 4mo ago
People really should stop conflating the technical requirements for an optional back service, with they are always collecting our data and anything is a lie.

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