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by anonym29 11mo ago
Bad news, implied criticism of CCP policy (by acknowledging you'd change it) is an imprisonable offense. You're under arrest for violating the laws of China. You are not granted a trial. A joint unit comprised of the Ministry of S
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Unlike the Korean place, this soup kitchen isn't charging you. You're whining about someone else performing an act of charity. If you want better soup, go to a restaurant, not a soup kitchen. The soup kitchen doesn't care abo
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Rest assured, the world's intelligence agencies and cybercrime rings aren't just taking vanilla open source wordlists off github and hoping they get lucky. You don't know what your adversary's wordlist contains, and assu
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by anonym29 11mo ago
The problem with the environmental movement is that it's not about saving the environment, it's about virtue signalling and chasing an internal locus of control over a phenomenon that is very strictly determined by factors outside
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Attackers don't come up with every entry on the wordlist they throw into hashcat themselves. The attacker's imagination has essentially zero correlation with the contents of their wordlist.
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by anonym29 11mo ago
People aren't going to do what you want them to do, they're going to do what they want to do, and in the USA, that's almost never trains.
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Right, but you're missing the part where in the real world, nobody on the plane is going to carpool with other passengers they've never met, they're going to drive themselves in their own car, because people are not automaton
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Right, because nothing screams "I love the environment" like replacing one five hour flight with 200 48 hour internal combustion car road trips.
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by anonym29 11mo ago
If your password is comprised of three emojis that each take up 24 bytes, then yes, a 72 byte truncation dramatically reduces the search space for a brute force against these hypothetical 24-byte-emoji-only passwords. There are far fewer po
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Thankfully, the 8 millionth post whining about LLMs with zero additional value added to the conversation is far less time-wasting than a detailed blog post about a real-world security incident in a major corporation that isn't being wi
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Almost sounds like the posts of people whining about LLMs. Of course, unlike those people, LLMs are capable of expressing novel ideas that add meaningful value to diverse conversations beyond loudly and incessantly ensuring everyone in the
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Your employer doesn't utilize low-cost overseas labor to pad margins?
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by anonym29 11mo ago
Has anyone demonstrated that agentic AI systems can be bribed with money, or is that vulnerability still strictly relegated to unrealiable, untrustworthy biological intelligence?
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by anonym29 11mo ago
And now we wait for the headlines about the unprecedented, record-breaking floods and the harm those bring, too, before global media bends over backwards to label anyone noticing the obvious causal relationship to be a wacky tinfoil-hat-wea
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by anonym29 1y ago
Fortunately, law enforcement was able to catch pedophiles and terrorists before they came up with the idea of permanently ending everyone's privacy, unlike your obviously ridiculous analogy - nobody has ever caught fish falling from
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by anonym29 1y ago
Third option: I don't pay for it, I don't load the ads, and the trillion dollar company figures out a way to live with the economic consequences of their own decisions. The company voluntarily decided to serve the content at no ch
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by anonym29 1y ago
Quick, everyone start sending unwanted junk mail to this guy's house, he'll pay you to stop!
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by anonym29 1y ago
Think of the most annoying × least intelligent person you've ever met. Imagine that they have become a multi-millionaire, and are standing over your shoulder, watching you do leetcode. Right as you want to give up, you tell them this,
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by anonym29 1y ago
>If you want to change the world, "individual action" should be at the very last place in your list of actions to take. The heliocentric model began with one person out of the entire population of earth having the courage to pu
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by anonym29 1y ago
The optimal approach appears domain specific and granular, too. As for domain specificity: I don't know any Europeans who'd prefer to have American healthcare. I don't know any European technology companies that hold a candle
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by anonym29 1y ago
Hanlon's razor, paradoxically, is the perfect cover for surreptitious malice. We've already got a perfectly reasonable razor telling people not to assume malice, after all. And to be clear, let's not forget that the US govern
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by anonym29 1y ago
This is like declaring that a Ferrari dealership offering you a free test drive in a million dollar art exhibit on wheels is evil for asking for your phone number before handing you the keys. If this was some beat-to-hell, high-mileage used
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by anonym29 1y ago
Cerebras offers a $50/mo and $200/mo "Cerebras Code" subscription for token limits way above what you could get for the same price in PAYG API credits. https://www.cerebras.ai/code Up until recently, thi
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by anonym29 1y ago
Cerebras now has glm 4.6. Still obscenely fast, and now obscenely smart, too.
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by anonym29 1y ago
Premium TV channels and live sports have publicly accessible IPTV streams, though. Undocumented != nonpublic.
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by anonym29 1y ago
The capabilities offered by the protocol you're envisioning already exist in the form of firewall rules and BGP peering agreements. Most websites and networks would suffer more from blocking residential ISP traffic than they do from mi
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by anonym29 1y ago
You don't see a problem with involuntary organ donations from living people?
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by anonym29 1y ago
Food, housing, and a living wage too. The bare necessities to live must be decoupled from capitalistic incentives.
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by anonym29 1y ago
Utilitarianism is a dangerous mistress when it comes to justifying moral and ethical transgressions. Sounds great until TPTB decide that the half dozen lives that can be saved with your organs matter more than your one life.
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by anonym29 1y ago
Those are negligible compared to a 100% availability / uptime cost to your business incurred from being a serf to a feudal tyrant with no name or face that enjoys abusing you. Using GCP, AWS, or Azure is like volunteering to use your o

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