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I tried to make this-- an collector of only local news.. but the results were very boring. I still have the domain waiting in the next inspiration...
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Try to forgive yourself. You can't take it back. The time you spend in regret is more time you are losing to the game. Maybe you can turn your experiences into something that can help yourself or others.
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4y ago
Where I am from, it's called "chicken scratch".
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Why would you comply with a bot telling you to kill yourself and not comply if the directive comes from a human?
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> and "BASIC mutilates programmers" lines of thinking have done so much damage to the way we, as an engineering community, think about the role of computation in society. I learned BASIC when I was about 7 years old by reading
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I am no tiktok fan, but this may spawn a new generation of crackers and rebels. At least maybe infuse new blood into the ranks of people who really understand how technology works. Most users don't know how to bypass a ban like this, b
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I agree on all counts. Funny though how the same types of ads being complained about litter this page.
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Sometimes, when I encounter this, I use one as a reward for the other. Then I don't feel guilty for the pointless action because I did something productive first. The hard part for me is the gnawing desire to create something. That
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This would be an interesting way to distill/finetune a model by finding the optimal minimum corpus needed to match a given use case.
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Yeah, there are truths that most of us don't understand until we have experienced them. I was told to enjoy being young, sucks getting old, you won't be able to eat like that forever... yeah yeah. We all know we die from an early
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I assumed that they were shown the video of 'the finger' and arm waving and thought the accusation had enough meat on it.
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Heh, this would be cool to do with a junk car and a bunch of screens.
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Hi. Feel free to ignore all of this. I hope this helps (selfishly, it helped me a bit to type). I see comments that are giving good advice. Some are suggesting that what you are feeling isn't rock bottom. In my opinion, whether or not
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I remember sitting in my dad's car with my brother a few times when he went dumpster diving behind banks and offices and government buildings. He always found some papers and a few times we got stuff. I remember vividly getting some co
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Ask HN: Is there another community that loves to hate itself as much as us?
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When do they sleep?
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Someone will need to create a certification body for organic content. Similar to organic produce, content will be certified human.
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The article said it used a laser to sinter powder
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Where is this description? I am having a difficult time finding a reference to performing alchemy in the Bible.
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It could be an attempt to exploit a bug like this one: https://wpscan.com/vulnerability/e8bb79db-ef77-43be-b449-4c4...
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I don't use Facebook. I would be tempted to if, instead of verification, the paid service removed all ads and tracking.
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> Taking treasure from a dragon is more virtuous if the dragon you're stealing from is evil. This is a good way of phrasing what I haven't been able to put into succinct language. I also find it interesting when performers and
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I wont argue it is better, but you can do this with some games on steam using offline mode if the game supports other methods of multi-player outside of steam.
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This would be an effective side channel attack to use against one's enemies. Even if the true source was never known, the chaos and distrust in infrastructure after the crash would be nice second-order effects.
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I may have missed this. Were they storing hashes of images or points of images- or were they storing the original image? Any platform worth its salt would hash and salt the fingerprint data and it'd be worthless elsewhere as other syst
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Better audio equipment can help too. We don't have padding in our many conference rooms, and do t have this issue.
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Sounds like they were using biometric MFA as a security control. A breach would have been cheaper.
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I wish I had one of these numbers I could associate with my public profile. I would be a little more willing to talk to spammers and scammers if they had to pay for the privilege.
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Seems like this would have been an easy theory to test hypothetically. The author could have just described an endpoint or situation and told the bot that a certain keyword will trigger the shot. However, being a statistical model and not b
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> HN isn't much better. I've emailed them asking for my data to be removed, as is my right as an EU citizen and dang simply refused saying it wouldn't be fair to other users. As if that overrides the law. Please read this
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