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871.
by bandrami 10mo ago
I've managed networks where a publicly-routable block was NATed behind their router
872.
by bandrami 10mo ago
If your public IP from your ISP is 12.13.14.15, and your internal block is 192.168.0.0/24, then your ISP can send a packet to 12.13.14.15 destined for 192.168.0.7, and without a firewall your router will happily forward it. An attacker
873.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Median. BLS barely tracks mean wages at all because it's extremely hard to do.
874.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Beautifully, blissfully broken
875.
by bandrami 10mo ago
No no. We promise this solution has a totally different name.
876.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Why? One tool for one job. I let my gardener robot keep gardening while my grocery shopping robot goes to the store.
877.
by bandrami 10mo ago
That would shock me. These things are going to have a TPM
878.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Health care and education are the two that have really outpaced inflation, the trade-off being that basically all durable and consumable goods have run way below inflation.
879.
by bandrami 10mo ago
And more annoyingly they will no doubt be given modular behavioral capabilities that require separate subscriptions to use (even the big cube-shaped farming robots do this)
880.
by bandrami 10mo ago
The car salesman will also try to tell you he's not allowed to let you take the vehicle off the lot without rustproofing.
881.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Right but they're locking you into a contract plan that's much more expensive than you would get with BYOD. They still get the money.
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by bandrami 10mo ago
Americans are, adjusted for inflation, literally richer than Americans have ever been at any point in history right now, at every quintile in the income distribution. If that's "far from good" I'm not even sure what that
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by bandrami 10mo ago
The bot may be notionally "universal" but will only operate on the DLC you buy from the robot rental company. Want it to wash dishes? That's the $20/mo dishwashing pack, or for one low price you can get the entire housew
884.
by bandrami 10mo ago
The human body is sub-optimally designed for most hard work humans do (which is why that work is "hard"). I laugh every time I see AI videos of a human-shaped robot harvesting crops: we have very, very effective crop-harvesting ro
885.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Very cool. Claude failed hard on this a few months ago. Gemma and phi have gotten better at it in recent versions, too, though qwen is still confidently getting it wrong.
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by bandrami 10mo ago
I was depressed but not surprised at how easy it turned out to be to get people to take horse-dewormer and wash it down with unpasteurized milk
887.
by bandrami 10mo ago
And the cars! JFC every time I come back to the States I'm amazed/shocked/appalled at these suburban land tanks everywhere. Just buy a normal car!
888.
by bandrami 10mo ago
I've been a sysadmin for a quarter century and I've always said my only real superpower is that I read error messages when they appear, something none of my non-admin coworkers can do, for some reason.
889.
by bandrami 10mo ago
You can buy a no-contract Android phone for like $80
890.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Your particular plan might not but there are BYOD plans that are significantly cheaper than anything you'll get on contract
891.
by bandrami 10mo ago
One weird thing I've found is that it's incredibly difficult to get an LLM to generate an invalid syllogism. They can generate false premises all day, and they will usually call a valid syllogism with a false major or minor prem
892.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Having lived in a lot of countries over the past couple of decades, I can say this is absolutely something Americans do completely wrong. Just buy your phone at full price. The "free" phones cost significantly more than a full pri
893.
by bandrami 10mo ago
If you are updating the parent table and the partition key is correctly defined, then an update that puts a row in a different partition is translated into a delete on the original child table and an insert on the new child table, since v11
894.
by bandrami 10mo ago
> hunting in Reddit, stackoverflow, and MSDN forums ‘manually’ isn’t a virtue Agreed, but: being able to read and apply the 1st-party documentation is a virtue
895.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Right, that was how I first encountered that idea; it only just struck me that it works both ways.
896.
by bandrami 10mo ago
You can consider any vector a function, though it's not always helpful to do so
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by bandrami 10mo ago
The problem there is the same problem with AI-generated commercial feature films: the copyrightability of the output of LLMs remains an unexplored morass of legal questions, and no big name is going to put their name on something until that
898.
by bandrami 10mo ago
Does this mean I need a Facebook account to use it?
899.
by bandrami 10mo ago
That's why you buy a quantum computer. It writes every possible piece of software at once and leaves you the trivial task of curating the one you want.
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by bandrami 10mo ago
For that matter is this in principle much different from a fuzzer?

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