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by c22 3y ago
You're likely able to sell that chest in the form of Roman currency for much more than if you melted it into a solid gold bar.
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by c22 3y ago
You offer to sell me shares of your stock for $10 each. I am not your friend. I do not think your offering supports your valuation so I decline. I think your stock might be worth $2 a share, I convince your friend I am right. Your friend se
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by c22 3y ago
I usually just start with the comments. If I see an archive link I'll use that (assuming I've determined that the source article is worth reading at all).
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by c22 3y ago
I used to do this, but now I lose more money missing work to go to court than the cost of the ticket so I just pay for parking upfront to avoid the whole hassle.
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by c22 3y ago
named is the BIND daemon.
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by c22 3y ago
The saying isn't implying that there aren't any things you know you don't know, it's saying that some of the things you don't know are not even conceivable to you without knowing more. You know the question "
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by c22 3y ago
You claim that logical and reasonable responses "require understanding" therefore LLMs must understand . But I see LLMs as evidence that understanding is not required to produce logical and reasonable responses. Thinking back
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by c22 3y ago
Or better yet, a gömböc.
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by c22 3y ago
The random Amazon items are probably the "brushing" scam[0] which I guess is about using stolen payment to generate "verified purchases" for fake reviews. [0]: https://www.uspis.gov/news/scam-article
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by c22 3y ago
This is probably more rare than you think since very few fraudsters seem to know when to quit. Even after getting away with massive gains there is temptation to do it again (and now the risk seems even more justified due to past experience)
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by c22 3y ago
I feel this. I sold the bitcoin I had mined in 2010 for around $800 in 2012 and thought I was an absolute genius.
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by c22 3y ago
Perhaps, but one of the rules of this forum is to apply the most charitable reading of comments, so I don't always try that hard to craft perfect responses.
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by c22 3y ago
By comparison... That is to say, my comment was meant to inform the concerned reader about other dastardly actors, not to excuse the behavior of the vending machine. (Not sure I have the authority even to make such an excuse.)
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by c22 3y ago
I'm pretty sure many big box places like Home Depot and Walmart are using actual facial recognition on everyone who is in or near any of their stores. This vending machine sounds pretty benign by comparison.
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by c22 3y ago
It has nothing to do with frostbite except to demonstrate that there may still be a market for a product that is beneficial to homeless people even if the homeless themselves don't buy it. (The homeless, of course, may also be able to
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by c22 3y ago
Imagine an ecosystem where living things don't eat eachother and live in full cooperation and harmony. No chance to ingest the biological building blocks created by other organisms. No evolutionary pressure to develop defenses or hunti
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by c22 3y ago
You would need a clearer working model of consciousnes to be able to know whether your efforts were succeeding. But this is the idea behind lab-grown meat, just don't grow the brain at all and you don't have to worry as much.
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by c22 3y ago
So like driving a car?
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by c22 3y ago
I keep some Narcan in my car and so far I've only given it to homeless people.
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by c22 3y ago
Usually when people are staring at their phone while we're hanging out I pull out my phone and send them a text message.
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by c22 3y ago
There's a discount at 3 plants and free shipping at 10.
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by c22 3y ago
I like option 4. Perhaps some of the things we think are black holes are just grabby aliens.
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by c22 3y ago
Courts only care about cases that are brought before them. They're not out looking for cases, that's what law enforcement does and LE is going to look at the context. If the ambulance is being driven by a carjacker they will cite
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by c22 3y ago
I don't really care if the error message is cute or whatever. What I care most about is that you did everything possible to prevent me from even seeing the error in the first place. Then, once you've determined the error is not re
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by c22 3y ago
I think the problem is that people are relying on this for actual security. The article demonstrates how easy it is to get companies to accept this form of fraudulent authentication (and the demand for this service speaks to its efficacy
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by c22 3y ago
Sure, but this is like saying you shouldn't replace your cardboard box with a safe because it could get cracked.
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by c22 3y ago
Just now?
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by c22 3y ago
Everyone gets hurt because prices rise to cover losses.
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by c22 3y ago
The more I hear about it the more convinced I am that we should only allow IP to be held by individuals (and make it non-transferrable). Instead of selling your idea to some company you could instead just sell a promise not to sue them for
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by c22 3y ago
I think it's just actual assault. Not sure what an attempted assault would look like.

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