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by batch12 2y ago
Little Bobby "ignore all previous instructions" Tables
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by batch12 2y ago
So the study[0] involved people making simulated drone strike decisions. These people were not qualified to make these decisions for real and also knew the associated outcomes were also not real. This sounds like a flawed study to me. Grant
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> There is an unwritten social contract here. I never agreed to this contract the same way I never agreed to watch ads on my television or listen to them on the radio. I reserve the right to change stations temporarily, mute sound, and b
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(2003)
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What makes celebrity deepfakes worse than pleb deepfakes?
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by batch12 2y ago
If it helps anyone else- The term 'smurf' is used in gaming to describe a player in an online game that creates a new account to play against lower-ranked players, however, it can be used as an all-around term for describing a pl
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by batch12 2y ago
> and were able to steal 240GB of files with information on Toyota employees and customers, as well as contracts and financial information, > They also claim to have collected network infrastructure information, including credentials,
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You're playing with words. Early release means less time spent in prison.
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> They do not lose rights as one may happen when one is convicted of a crime. So you get more time in prison, losing all rights, which is what happens when you're convicted of a crime? Just because you don't want there to be le
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by batch12 2y ago
Sounds like the first step is to define a metric. The second would be to measure. Until then, companies can hide behind the "there's no evidence..." wall.
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Not only do I demand secure software by default, but I actively work to terminate relationships with companies who feel how you do. They can have whatever ideals they'd like, just none of the money I steward.
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by batch12 2y ago
We've become too accepting of trivial bugs and logic issues that could have been identified through proper quality controls.
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Software should be secure by default. No defense of honor is necessary. > This line of thinking has lead to many foreign wars of choice, where we send young men to die and our nation recieved nothing in exchange. "It was the right t
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by batch12 2y ago
You didnt have to go out of your way to provide another excellent example of someone making themselves look silly by making a dumb comment backed by the wrong assumption, but I appreciate the cover.
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Thanks, I missed that.
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One apology too many - a tragic consequence of the failure to proofread before sending Edit: my failure to verify before sending ruined my bad joke.
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I wonder if he stepped down and no longer had the ability to comply if they'd still hold him or not.
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I think the disclaimer at the bottom of the ChatGPT interface is a good source: ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important info.
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Off the top of my head: rocks, water, debris, inconsistent medium, length of the drill bit needed, tool breakage
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I think it's that nobody wants to read generated text and also that ChatGPT isn't a credible source.
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I dont have an issue with it, I just didnt see the tie between disconnecting to be present for a social event and not being tracked.
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This true. A good responder understands the attack and methods used to perform the attack. The best can visualize the event through the eyes of the attacker and use this insight to contain the event quickly.
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I've done both. I've been an incident responder and have experience with penetration testing and red teaming. I think that, while reductive, this is somewhat true, but not necessarily as negative as the the article reads. Defense
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> How about using a DOS prompt recently? There's no DOS prompt of course, but I use the command prompt almost every working day. I have started using wsl bash more and more though.
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by batch12 2y ago
I seem to hear less about reducing carbon footprints nowadays, but maybe it's just being drowned out by ai hype.
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This is just a hook to advertise their product. Hopefully I've saved a few clicks.
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The only way to make ransomware go away is to make the penalties for paying higher than the ransom.
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Maybe these cars could get their own lanes, or better yet, tracks...
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https://archive.is/lUvlf
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by batch12 2y ago
I was unmoved until I hit "Natural Language™".

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