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by alphan0n 2y ago
Share a link to the conversation.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
What a weird take on risk management, I hope you aren’t responsible for managing anyone’s risk besides your own. You’re advocating against the reason that rabies deaths are so few in your locality and dismissing the monumental amount of eff
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by alphan0n 2y ago
I’m getting an accurate, up to date price when I perform the search on Google. Can you post a screenshot of your results?
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Can’t stop the signal, Mal.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Seems it shares memory with the GPU. > GPD Pocket 4 uses LPDDR5x memory with a speed of 7500MT/s, available in 16GB or 32GB or 64GB capacities. It can allocate up to 16GB of memory to the GPU, allowing AI applications that require l
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Bullets can induce cell death in a wide variety of cancers as well. https://xkcd.com/1217/
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by alphan0n 2y ago
There are likely hundreds of employees with access to this information within the company, and thousands of third party employees. I work as an analyst for a marketing company that fulfills gift/award points/miles for people who h
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Presumably the airline is unaware of the practice by employees. How would they know? Not like the the employee or DEA is going to make them aware and confidential informants aren’t named in court documents.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Doctor, can you read to me like my grandmother did? The story is called Vicodin prescription, refillable.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
For sure, and given that the creators of this have refused to release or license it, it’s doubtful that any legal method of viewing it exists or ever will. Yet it has captured people’s curiosity, and that gives some merit to archival, aband
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by alphan0n 2y ago
So what, we asked. If coke stopped existing this very second, your friend would find something else to destroy their body with, because the cause of their problem isn’t coke and the prohibition of it isn’t a solution.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
More like a stepping stone. LLM’s are Huginn, the next step is Muninn.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
If I were looking for low hanging fruit, I suspect it wouldn’t reboot if you were to replicate the user’s home WiFi environment in the faraday cage, sans internet connection of course. Or repeatedly initializing the camera from the lock scr
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Chrysanthemum is also my go to. That or “You’re in a desert. You’re walking along in the sand when all of a sudden.. you look down and see a tortoise..”
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by alphan0n 2y ago
https://archive.org/details/pokemon-banned-episode-collectio...
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Are you under the belief that terms of service can dictate or supersede US law? Thankfully that is not the case.
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In most cases, in the US, reverse engineering is not illegal.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Why indeed. When you can just instruct ChatGPT to use a calculator.. the stateful python environment is more than capable of accurately performing the most complex mathematical functions you can throw at it, keeping in mind compute and time
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Graykey, acquired by Magnet Forensics in its merger with Grayshift, is the market to watch here. They’re espousing support for unlocking iOS 18.x https://www.magnetforensics.com/blog/graykey-supported-mobil...
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Further reading [PDF]: https://www.interpol.int/content/download/21803/file/FINAL_2...
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Why would matter? I guess if someone came to your house and killed some of your family members, then left, threatening to do it again, while occasionally shooting at your house, you’d have no just cause in retaliation.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Why did that ground invasion begin, pray tell? Did Israel just decide to initiate a war for no particular reason?
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by alphan0n 2y ago
With few exceptions (pre-made obituaries for the famous, for example) print media is always yesterday’s news. The strike started today at 12:01am, as the very first line of the article states, production of today’s news was completed yester
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Rosebud…
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by alphan0n 2y ago
What’s the point of this comment? Anyone who can read knows the answer to this question. There’s literally no attempt to hide that this is a Chinese company, physically located in China. It’s clearly stated in their privacy policy [0]. >
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by alphan0n 2y ago
I started with Fractal Noise, which was fairly short, it imparted a hunger to know more about that universe. Also, the audiobook, given the subject matter, was presented in an awesome manner IMO.
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Guarantees are, by their nature, always periodic, or episodic, only by confidence of the issuer of their longevity or the issue are they ever given. The amount of time invested in the understanding of this issue amounts to many lifetimes, w
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by alphan0n 2y ago
We’re going on an adventure!
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by alphan0n 2y ago
Just finished a very good audiobook, Fractal Noise by Christopher Paolini and started another, To Sleep in a Sea of Stars by the same author.
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Really? They are the attacking party? For a year? Prove it.

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