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ddtaylor
1y ago
Did they sign things with the wrong keys?
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1y ago
Wow this is awesome!
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1y ago
If we're comparing large companies that buy stuff up and milk profits etc. they are losing to other better executed giants like Tencent and Embracer Group.
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1y ago
There was a time in the earlier days of EA where the company had value. That time has passed. The company mainly sits on exclusive licenses and makes minimal changes to the franchises in an attempt to milk cash. The cash milking part has
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1y ago
They probably have metrics they track, such as purchases or customer activity.
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1y ago
This is excellent for some of my usages. I want to have my AI agents "fork" their context in some ways, this could be useful for that instead of juggling a tree of dictionaries.
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1y ago
Over time they probably will require that. I believe YT still allows most of these things because of "legacy" apps, which they have been killing off bit by bit. I'm not sure if anyone is cataloging the oldest supported app, b
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1y ago
I would be really interested in hearing what Mike Hearn has to say about this. AFAIK he was responsible for something very similar that was used at Google for other products that had some overlap.
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1y ago
When I first got with my wife I seemed a bit crazier than I am because I am a media hoarder for 30+ years. I don't have any VHS, DVDs, etc. laying around because I only keep digital copies, but I have pretty decent archives. Nothing im
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1y ago
Thank you
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1y ago
Luckily my children have all avoided these specific scammers, Mr Beast, Logan Paul, etc. But I keep my eye on the space a bit and I am appalled at how common and easy it is for these grifters to scam children. Almost all of the content I ha
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1y ago
Do you have a link or info?
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1y ago
For someone who doesn't know what a gigawat worth of Nvidia systems is, how many high-end H100 or whatever does this get you? My estimates along with some poor-grade GPT research leads me to think it could be nearly 10 million? That do
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1y ago
Just modify the source code for programs you want changes to.
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1y ago
Level 20: Rorschach
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1y ago
They always care later when money is available and they need a new way to damage their brand.
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1y ago
> Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents, and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. and > When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names
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1y ago
Why is someone who has no understanding of anything related to the material running HR at this fictional company?
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1y ago
You can if you work in this industry and care about anything you do.
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1y ago
> No, it still causes confusion from new programmers, HR, execs who thinks JavaScript === writing Java Scripts. Anyone that stupid in 2025 is hopeless.
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1y ago
I'm fairly certain all LLMs can do the basic sentiment analysis needed to render a response like "This is something you really need to talk to a professional about. I have contacted one that will be in this conversation shortly.&q
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1y ago
This seems like a relatively minor update.
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1y ago
Criminals are going to get caught all the time, some even want to get caught. The window of opportunity for network forensics to be an important role in that has been closing and continues to as cryptography and technology advances at a bla
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1y ago
It's not a game they are interested in playing. As someone who knows enough about how much CISCO equipment is purchased around the globe for DPI and privacy invasion as a government business is booming.
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1y ago
> The fact is that privacy, especially of financial transactions, is becoming illegal. Any technology that allows you to send or spend money anonymously will be attacked by our governments. They won't be allowed. It's probably
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1y ago
It's been terrible that BitTorrent doesn't work anymore. I can only download 10TB of all the movies and TV shows our family has ever wanted spanning 60 years. It has to run off this massive server in the closest as big as our cat!
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1y ago
It's a pretty direct response to your claim that "decentralisation sounds nice, but doesn't work in practice". Decentralization has worked in practice many times in many ways. Also, you can have reputability AND decentra
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1y ago
Most governments aren't decentralized in their structure, which causes the "problem". If you have private entities that coordinate with each other it works quite well, but the world is very used to big centralized governments
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1y ago
As someone who has lived in Portland for many years and watched it's decline it's very frustrating to watch the current politicians lack any understanding of the problem. Portland is a shithole for other reasons than he believes a
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1y ago
If you're wondering who uses Oracle it's TikTok.
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