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by bflesch 4mo ago
That seems to be it, thanks for the explanation :)
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Weird, z.ai does not resolve for me. Is there anything special about that domain? https://z.ai
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Correlation != Causation I invite you to scientifically work on this important topic. Catch up on previous work by others and then use a proper statistical methodology to do proper research and validate your hypothesis. Other possible facto
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Black, like Leon Black of Epstein fame
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by bflesch 4mo ago
So the guy was Google's planted ~expert~ lobbyist for the European Commission and now he's rich enough to quit, and makes a blogpost about it because people are rightfully skeptical about his motives?
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by bflesch 4mo ago
It's just sad that these kind of bugs still slip through. So many people lack the ability to come up with the most straightforward edge cases for their validation code. To me it feels like people who build LEGO their whole lives but ne
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Privacy laws are not complex, they only become complex if your goal is to actually skirt them. Tax laws are also quite easy, tax lawyers are only needed if you want to NOT pay what the country you're operating in is owed.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Privacy by design while making a seven-figure salary because you make people buy stuff they don't really need is quite difficult ;)
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Wow, Google must be a poster child for privacy then.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Impressive mental gymnastics to go from the topic of sexual abuse to a criticism of democracy - oh no, "western democracy".
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Is this a story from the Epstein universe? Because the town of York during that time had some interesting characters like Donald and Kashoggi. Also "Lago Mar" in Florida sounds familiar. Edit: At the end the main protagonist even
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Happy to hear, I hope the tool can prove itself to a wider audience then.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Looks good, nice features. But somehow the spark does not ignite on my side because it feels too artificial. I don't know if the metrics are faked, if the convenience functions actually work, if there is any proper hardening. I can acc
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by bflesch 4mo ago
I was trying to scroll with mouse wheel but the website did not react at all. Then it started scrolling with 1 frame per second.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
These two classes of shares were only introduced in the 1990s.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Even before that everybody was getting drowned in shitty reports from automated tools. The goal of AI-generated code should not be that one needs a AI-based security review tool on top of it, but that the AI-generated code in itself is reas
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by bflesch 4mo ago
It's weird because why can't they train the AI to simply output secure code? The basic security flaws with regards to input validation and overflows should never ever be output by an AI. For "security flaws due to bad design&
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Your listing is not exhaustive - startups can also be acquired for politics, for marketing purposes, whatever. There is a lot of meat space things going on in the upper echelons of the US tech industry. Recent history shows that an idealize
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Love your confidence. Must be just a coincidence then, huh? Do you believe someone working for US intelligence who arranges a vanity social security number for Ghislaine and whose grandparent was head of social security administration has n
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Mr. Epstein as CFO next to Mr. Ellison, entity was removed in 2010 after his first arrest.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Criminals are not afraid of the police but afraid of the IRS. Smuggling and selling prohibited goods is super easy, but then you suddenly have a shitload of cash but everybody knows you as an unemployed bum without career, and they would re
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Jan 2010: Jeffrey, Epstein - Chief Financial Officer - ORACLE USA, Inc https://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/CorporationSearch/ConvertT... Brought to you by Corporation Service Company, the trusted service partner of
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Or we follow Occam's razor and accept that a random guy whose comment looks like AI in a tech forum discussing AI is not an advanced scribe following a certain school of writing, but rather some vibe coder who AI-optimizes their commen
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by bflesch 4mo ago
It's fine to criticize a comment that looks like AI in a thread where someone complains about AI. The sentence has exactly same meaning if they'd use a single "-" as well. I don't know which browsers have <textar
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by bflesch 4mo ago
The URL is a 404
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by bflesch 4mo ago
No need for that charade if you are a foreigner, even from NATO ally.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
As five eyes citizen you have at least some rights on paper and you can appeal to your government, but if you are foreigner these guys can go gloves off without any fear of retribution. Try analyzing Epstein files and posting about it, they
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by bflesch 4mo ago
IIRC it is pre-2008.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
I appreciate the downvotes without any reasoning. It's a fact that newer Intel CPUs have Intel ME which was not in older CPUs and significantly increases attack surface if you are not living in a five eyes state.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
When I reported to you, I received zero reaction. The security@ is a joke, you'll receive an AI word soup. Enjoy your Ferrari though

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