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by batch12 2y ago
I think it's amazing that licenses are ignored to train a model, but companies then try to impose a license on the use of the same model. It would be nice if there there was a training BOM that came with a model. And if not included,
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by batch12 2y ago
These protections are fun, but not adequate really. I enjoyed the game from the perspective of making it tell me who the killer is. It took about 7 messages to force it out (unless it's lying).
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by batch12 2y ago
They probably don't see money in it as most people don't know who he is.
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by batch12 2y ago
Sounds like an admirable goal. I wish you luck.
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by batch12 2y ago
> I am ashamed of being part of the tech industry. Unlike these folks, you don't have to be. Quit.
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by batch12 2y ago
I think it's more damaging to force children to be psychiatrists. Why can't they just be children?
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by batch12 2y ago
Marketing manipulation and spam is less important.
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by batch12 2y ago
Maybe this could be used to offer aggregated feeds as a service. It could be further refined to filter content based on criteria either provided by the user or predefined by the service. An example could be something like an infosec feed wi
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by batch12 2y ago
The way I understood it is the project used their plug-in to report fake octoprint instances. This was done in order to inflate their installs by claiming to be installed on these fake instances with the goal being to game the leaderboard.
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by batch12 2y ago
The post would be pointless if it didn't identify the browser in question.
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by batch12 2y ago
Can recommend. Though not for everyone, it's one of those things I didn't know I was missing and was sure I wasn't ready for. It's amazing to me how my thought processes seemed to rewire themselves. Everything from how I
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by batch12 2y ago
I dont know what the solution is here short of some kind of vulnerability liability legislation...
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by batch12 2y ago
He always insisted he hadn't threatened her- just used choice words, but it was reported as a threat. I remember that after this, every phone call he had was recorded. Every one.
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by batch12 2y ago
I debated not posting this, but what the hell: https://law.justia.com/cases/south-carolina/supreme-court/20...
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by batch12 2y ago
In the US my dad had something like this happen to him. His lawyer told him the charges were misdemeanors and it'd be better to plead out, so he did. After his prison term, almost a decade later, he successfully argued this in front of
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by batch12 2y ago
Did they exploit a vulnerability or MITM the traffic somehow? Edit: While looking for an answer, I ran across this article. Apparently they've been fighting for a while (2015): https://www.opennetkorea.org/en/wp&#x
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by batch12 2y ago
Not on purpose
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by batch12 2y ago
I uploaded it here. I haven't tested it in years though- https://github.com/0xDigest/odoshi
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by batch12 2y ago
To your point, I made this a few years ago using powershell. I just created a stub .exe using csc on install and renamed it to match a similar list of binary names. Maybe I will dig it up...
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by batch12 2y ago
Market it as a microplastic cleansing product...
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by batch12 2y ago
A better system would be one where the company paid a fine starting at $500 per record. Also, not all consumers who have had their data stolen gave it to the organization willingly.
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by batch12 2y ago
Yeah. It is likely an edited AI image. You can confirm by looking at the text on the box at the top left. "BMGOMa"
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by batch12 2y ago
Sounds like compression to me
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by batch12 2y ago
Reminds me of the scene in The Godfather when Sonny smashes the photographer's camera then insultingly throws a couple of bills his way to cover the damages.
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by batch12 2y ago
I prefer mulched raised beds. They're easier to maintain for me and I get good results. I build them out of cedar fence slats to keep the cost down and start the first year with a Hügelkultur-inspired base. The mulching keeps weeds dow
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by batch12 2y ago
The statement is a false statement to begin with. We don't have AI yet. Maybe when we have software that is truly intelligent, we can let it teach us. Until then I see this more as a buggy interactive textbook and agree with the author
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by batch12 2y ago
> The same goes with human TAs that are extensively used in undergrad introductory programming classes. They can also be unreliable in many cases I think one difference is that human TAs can, theoretically, be held accountable for their
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by batch12 2y ago
Reposting the archive link from the flagged sibling comment for those getting hit with the sign up wall: https://web.archive.org/web/20240608185808/https://www.vanit...
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by batch12 2y ago
I was just quoting the guidelines. Maybe that's why they hedged it with "semi".
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by batch12 2y ago
People can downvote you for any reason, don't worry about it. If I had to guess, someone may have mistaken your summary as a shallow dismissal of the work. On another note, your reply comment is addressed by two different HN guidelines

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