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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
I don't have any direct proof that recipe sites are doing this. I only look at just how many "stories" there are, and how many recipes. There just looks like too much writing. And it too is also very formulaic. And it's
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
My understanding of why there's a life story copy at the top of recipes is that a recipe is not copyrightable, but a story is. And, an AI can generate a story one time relatively easy. https://lizerbramlaw.com/2015&#x2F
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
I see that you only attacked the data source, NIST. You didn't attack/discuss normalization of said data, which was 1/2 of what I said.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Or it can be seen as "we need some standard, so we'll use NIST". Then the data is at least normalized with respect to NIST.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
But why bounce when you can do what was intended? To me, that seems like the "Technical is the worst kind of correct" answer. And if your smaller org does good customer service, then you liberally accept and help. We on HN like to
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
And that I think is that what we're discussing is the crossroads of science, metrology, philosophy, logic, and mathematics. What is a kilogram? Is the idea the same as the base object? Should it have a physical representation at all? W
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Science and scientism tend to go hand in hand. Science has saved us from the plagues of gross superstition. Did many of those have kernels of truth? Well, sure. But how do we analyze them as to why? More superstition doesn't cut it. On
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
> Ridiculous that MX records were assigned to a defensively held domain name. Just asking for edge cases. Lucky this one didn’t have security consequences. Not really. Think of it from the customer's side. You sent an email to who
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
There's no doubt that I already am on a watchlist in the USA. Most anybody who's given talks at hacker cons, and then approached by the mil side of govt is. And frankly, I don't care. Hacker con sec can be boiled down to 2 si
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Im only posting the memo at hand. I know I didn't read it initially. https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3914586/Googles-I...
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
It's nowhere near that bad. Sure do safe comms but people arent popping 0days against other people. 0days are much too valuable.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
But what about the points you didn't cover? They're correct, right? /s But yeah, I considered doing debate as I thought it was about logic and truthfulness. After watching a spectacle like this locally, I noped out of it.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
> However budgeting in just about any organization I've been involved in doesn't work like that. You ask for $10,000 and there's no budget for it. Even if there is, there's no guarantee that next year you're not
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Sitting down and having a meal is breaking bread with friends. Thats always more than a simple financial transaction of $20 or so. There was an article that time is our most important resource... Having a meal with someone is giving your mo
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
That would allow the thought the upper executives aren't infallible. An upper exec can never show vulnerability, especially to something like a business plan. And that has ripple effects if they deal with vulture capitalists as well.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
For example, say someone is in the BDSM scene, and hands their lover access to a buttplug that they are wearing. The plug is tied to the phone via BT and an app. The lover can stimulate when they wish. There's intent and consent here.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
/serious hat I don't believe there's been a case history yet of "hacking + sex crime", but many of us in the community believe that this is a strong possibility. It's one thing to target fintech, or some websit
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Reprap. From Adrian Boyer's start, we all can have the means of production on our desk. I can start with some plastic spool, and have finished structural pieces to do what I wish. It's the first major step to a replicator.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
I live in the USA, the country of caveat emptor and 'who cares about citizens, anyway?'. If I was a European citizen, then I believe by default I did not allow anything. They would be in abeyance of the GDPR if they were to track
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Eh in FF I just click reader view. It bypasses pretty much every popwall and popover. And if it doesn't, I leave.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Nope, not in a hundred years. I go to work for 1 reason: compensation. I expect to get paid, and get the benefits agreed upon when I agreed to work here. I will be friendly to those I work with, so that I don't hate to come in to work
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
I'd also argue that a hash (SHA, MD5, etc) is also reversible IFF the bit length does not exceed the bitlength of the hash. It's how many a password db is cracked. A hash may have infinite unhashed representations, but if the maxl
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Well, yes. Words mean something. And no need in insulting or demeaning me in taking you at your word. And I'm sorry for triggering you by calling you an extrovert.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
>> They could do this without the destroying hardware by linking serial numbers to people, making it trivial to look up who owns a serial number, and then enforcing receive stolen property a crime. > Who is they? Apple? The state?
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Are you talking about the US, or the USSR?
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
Other areas that could be used would be like Tor and IPFS. Tor is anti-censorship but can be a SPOF. IPFS provides full identity of machine to the network (internal and external IPs), but is highly redundant and resistant to single attacks.
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
A better analogy is: "You run Erowid, which is a comprehensive reporting about all sorts of drugs, what they cause, their interactions, their prices, and all details. You don't sell drugs anywhere, and minimally comply with requir
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
As an aside, what exactly is Keybase? Is it a GIT repo? A chat client? A cryptoscam? Something something identity?
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
This is so negative sum thought. It's not even zero sum. "If I cant have it NOBODY CAN! <stomps foot>" As much as theft hurts, destroying a device that costs so much environmental resources just to be vindictive to a th
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by crankylinuxuser 6y ago
You might want to reevaluate that. The words you're using to describe open offices and cubicles is definitely more of an extrovert trend. Very few are 100% one or the other, but the words (isolating, social, enjoyable) show extrovert.

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