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by elmer2 1mo ago
I have several credit cards and pay them off at the end of the month. I get mostly free hotel stays when I take my family on vacation and have had many free airline tickets. I also used a credit card to bootstrap my business 15 years ago. A
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by elmer2 1mo ago
If this were the case, open source would have driven costs to $0 years ago.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
It's a good idea to use AI because jobs are now requiring it. Not using it means you probably won't find a dev position in the future.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
It is, but this comes through to your coworkers and your boss. This might just mean you won't get a promotion or raise. The only people I love working with are passionate about their job.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
I can't wait until you research the people responsible for Chinese models....
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by elmer2 1mo ago
Good luck Canada. The economy is already pretty bad and they can't win a tariff war against their largest trading partner.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
"Open source companies learned how to build valuable businesses when access to the code was free." Open source companies learned that they couldn't make a living from selling software, because almost everyone used it for free
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by elmer2 1mo ago
"I will say a chronic cannabis addiction is less likely to be harmful to society than alcohol addiction that we are seeing today" Do you have proof of this?
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by elmer2 1mo ago
The difference is that companies can either sue or contact Meta to get the content removed (this happens every day) This isn't possible when you break into a computer room and steal their files. The mental gymnaistics people go through
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by elmer2 1mo ago
Aaron broke into a room to setup the system to do the scraping. Much different than scraping web content from the Internet.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
I've always thought that the same discipline needed to work remotely, is the same to start your own company. When you start a company, you have the same isolation, lack of coworkers for socialization, and no boundaries between work and
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by elmer2 1mo ago
"A bad reputation and cultural ignorance are probably responsible" It's neither of these. A large percentage of Chinese research papers are fake and/or can't be reproduced. "a ranking of countries by number of
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by elmer2 1mo ago
I had to maintain a node.js back-end server a few years back. It was a nightmare of dependencies. I had to hold many libraries back, because upgrading would break something.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
Minecraft isn't VR. VR absolutely needs to have realism. If not, most people aren't that interested. "but the results probably apply to flatscreen 3D experiences just as neatly" Again, this isn't VR and are two sepa
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by elmer2 1mo ago
I wonder how quickly it could be solved if they used another model to create the challenges.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
I'm not sure if this is really news, but pretty much anything in politics has phony public support. Obama had large amounts of shill account supporting him on Reddit during the time. It's been the same with every politician since
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by elmer2 1mo ago
I don't think there is 10x, but definitely 2 or 3x. I spent years in startup environments, and now that I work with larger corporations, I regularly get more work done faster and better than almost everyone I work with.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
It also changes every year or two. Plumbing, for instance, hasn't changed much in decades.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
Non-lethal weapons are a good thing. I hope we see more of this in the future.
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by elmer2 2mo ago
It is unfair that many companies won't deal with Russian citizens anymore, for what the government is doing.
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by elmer2 2mo ago
It's interesting because there have been these sorts of hacks out for all kinds of devices, and most terrorist groups still rely on brute force: forcing their way in with a gun or just planting a bomb with someone on board. When human
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by elmer2 2mo ago
Nice. It just means more partying.
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by elmer2 2mo ago
The OSCP limits tooling during the exam, even though things like Metasploit have existed for a decade. Companies using this for a tech interview will just need to have a proctored CTF exam, to ensure no cheating with AI. Bsides could split
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by elmer2 2mo ago
You can get access to unlocked cybersecurity models, if you are in the security industry. My other question is who is funding the tokens? It has to be expensive to run multple agents on complex tasks.
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by elmer2 2mo ago
This attack is very simple and basically a few button clicks these days. Script kiddy at best.
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by elmer2 2mo ago
The headline doesn't match the article. Courts are private spaces. You have no right to privacy in a public space. All of the people I see taking videos of the police and posting them online are evidence of this.
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by elmer2 2mo ago
Why during Covid did Liberals attempt to not only force everyone to get vaccinated (or they would get fired from their job), but require a vaccine card to get into restaurants in places like New York city? Why were there mass bannings on so
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by elmer2 2mo ago
At some point, there should be laws in place that are harsh, so AI agents don't accidentally 'hack' anything, and the people that ran the AI agent are held responsible. If not, we will eventually see a headline along the line
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by elmer2 2mo ago
Russia really other political parties besides Putin?
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by elmer2 2mo ago
I can get on board with this. However, discrimination based on political affiliation has been rampant in Silicon Valley ever since Trump has been president. In addition to this, I regularly am looking for contract work, and have jobs outrig

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