dominicq

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by dominicq 10d ago
Nice post, but I would appreciate examples. Anyone has good examples of this, and of the "not like this" section?
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by dominicq 18d ago
Do you align ants in your backyard, or do you simply demolish their home and build your shed?
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by dominicq 19d ago
The same reason why taking a bicycle is preferable through a nice wooded area even though you could technically drive as well
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by dominicq 19d ago
Good post! I spent my vacation reading From Third World to First by Lee Kuan Yew. And I have a couple of university textbooks (Physics and Biology) lying about, waiting for me to keep working on them. I concur with the general feeling of it
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by dominicq 23d ago
You could also have lost because of your genetics or not actually working as hard as the others or both. This whole "wanting it hard enough" schtick feels like an invented reason. I want things, I don't get things, therefore
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by dominicq 1mo ago
Homework is no longer useful in the era of AI. Options are: treat kids like they are able to make responsible choices, and accept that much more of them will fail; or, keep the charade of grading AI-"assisted" homework and push ki
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by dominicq 1mo ago
doubt
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by dominicq 2mo ago
Rx? Is it like Rx by Paul Le Roux, famous drug kingpin?
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by dominicq 2mo ago
Same lmao. Similarly, I don't want to be rude or assume things but I'm really annoyed with 20-something-year-olds giving out life advice. (I don't know if the author is in 20s)
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by dominicq 2mo ago
"Acquire photons" was funny
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by dominicq 4mo ago
Lmao cringe, 23 years at NVIDIA is supposed to be, what, a credential?
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by dominicq 4mo ago
Using "cache" for this whole dynamic is annoying; not everything is a computer
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by dominicq 4mo ago
Good post! Also, in my opinion, domain expertise is actually more interesting than pure coding ability. Coding, for me, has always been a means to an end. I'm equally happy with a spreadsheet if it solves my problem, and in fact I hate
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by dominicq 4mo ago
I have model fatigue
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by dominicq 5mo ago
:( Sounds super 1337 and I hope it's actually possible somehow.
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by dominicq 5mo ago
The first thing. Invoked processes inherit the permissions of the user who invoked them (unless they have the setuid bit). It's just in case you land access to a computer which has all the standard Unix tools disabled to stop attackers
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by dominicq 5mo ago
Huh? How does that work exactly? I've heard of /proc fuckery before but didn't know you could disable aslr with it.
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by dominicq 5mo ago
You need initial access. This is just a list of tools you can use if you can't spawn a standard interactive shell, for whatever reason. It doesn't make it easier to "hack" servers, it's just a list of things that yo
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by dominicq 6mo ago
> Fundamental in the dependency cooldown plan is the hope that other people - those who weren't smart enough to configure a cooldown - serve as unpaid, inadvertent beta testers for newly released packages. This is wrong to an extent
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This post is published by just typing into Obsidian(blog.d11r.eu)
1 points by dominicq 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dominicq 6mo ago
This would just speed up the discovery -> patch cycle, at least until such time that all the low hanging fruit (=represented in training data) is patched. Though another possibility would be that since LLMs generate so much code, the LLM
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Small models also found the vulnerabilities that Mythos found(aisle.com)
1284 points by dominicq 6mo ago|341 comments
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by dominicq 6mo ago
I agree with you. It's clear that they're leaving X because "X bad", but they don't want to say it that way. I don't know if X is or isn't bad, but it seems pretty mainstream and a good representation of a
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by dominicq 6mo ago
I can't get it to save emails that I've corresponded with on the Android app. I always have to find specific emails in the email history, and then "Compose message to". If I try to start a new email and start typing the
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by dominicq 6mo ago
didn't work but thanks for googling that for me
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by dominicq 6mo ago
Whatever happened to Gary Cooper?
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Vibecoders Can't Build for Longevity(blog.d11r.eu)
47 points by dominicq 6mo ago|35 comments
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Mantras for the Modern Mind(blog.d11r.eu)
1 points by dominicq 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dominicq 8mo ago
Mmmm, funny shapes go brr
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by dominicq 8mo ago
Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal? I have friends and I don't use Discord or understand why I would want to use it.

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