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by esseph 2mo ago
> My personal Kubernetes cluster running on Oxide What a flex. It's gotten to the point I'm starting to actively look for Oxide customers so I can apply with them.
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by esseph 2mo ago
I'm not sure how this issue isn't on the front page, and I don't even care if this one were to be marked as a dupe or something but this is a MASSIVE breach. afaik the largest compromise ever?
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by esseph 2mo ago
Not necessarily...
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by esseph 2mo ago
No but they want the money, so they'll do the bare minimum to get in that door.
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by esseph 2mo ago
It's memorization, not understanding. It is not effective.
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by esseph 2mo ago
> P.S. I'm curious what your test is for obvious frauds? I interview them and ask questions! Seems good so far.
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by esseph 2mo ago
> I feel like we ironed out the problems with object-oriented programming and reached a rough consensus about a functional/object-oriented hybrid where nobody likes too much inheritance. Python and NodeJS are some of your most popul
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by esseph 2mo ago
High minded
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by esseph 2mo ago
> In all, both security firms said some 434,000 CI/CD (continuous integration/continuous delivery) software pipelines had credentials exposed after running the compromised LiteLLM versions. In many cases, researchers at CloudSE
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by esseph 2mo ago
Because your certificate shows up in the global chain, which triggers all kinds of automated things including bots
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by esseph 2mo ago
One of the most important social and political problems with technology and digital rights isn't relevant to hacker news?
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by esseph 2mo ago
But are not public knowledge except to insurance companies and police departments (and probably a ton of companies that have bought the info as well on the gray market). As a private citizen, I can't just legally look up a license pl
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by esseph 2mo ago
> I don't understand why a police cruiser can sit in a public space (or even a private one) and write down licence plates and descriptions of passers-by with pen and paper, or record everything around them with dashcams and bodycams
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by esseph 2mo ago
Not sure there's been a hard date publicly set but they are sunsetting it
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by esseph 2mo ago
> I hope they get all the ADA suits they deserve for this. So what you're saying is: you want Facebook to pay out something like $200M which is such a small amount it won't even realize, $170M will go to lawyers, everybody else
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by esseph 2mo ago
> Legislation is how that happens. There is no other way. There are plenty of ways if you are creative enough. Somebody could start putting Flock executive license plates in with erroneous police data.
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by esseph 2mo ago
Which would not have been acted on if those charges were ever in the flock system to begin with. Which means they wouldn't have flagged the car and pulled it over. A couple of days go by and the error is out of the system.
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by esseph 2mo ago
No, that's what you're interested in. Not what I'm interested in. What I'm interested in has two parts: Psychedelics used as mental health treatments, and those documented cases of negative reaction to potent psychedelic
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by esseph 2mo ago
There is no room for honest discussion when a bag of money is laying on the scales. Siding with Meta here is going to look ridiculous in hindsight. (It already does tbh) - signed, parent with 3 adult children
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by esseph 2mo ago
I'm not as positive as you are about what makes California (and Seattle) create/attract The weather is pretty nice, much more stable than in the east coast.
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by esseph 2mo ago
Individual differences in serotonin (5-HT2A) receptor density, sensitivity, or downstream signaling pathways mean that the physical mechanism required to trigger visual or auditory alterations may not fire the same way for everyone. I'
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by esseph 2mo ago
> I’ve tried to all - I guess DMT, mushroom, etc. don’t work on me in a Terence McKenna storytelling fashion (I only get stoned and have very entertaining closed eye visuals that take me off to sleep). I'm not trying to "diagno
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by esseph 2mo ago
> How should online services be regulated to mitigate algorithmic harms? That would be a good conversation to have! Instead what is happening is moneyed interests are inputting hundreds of millions of dollars into organizations that othe
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by esseph 2mo ago
> For instance in about 1994 I remember coming across a set of textfiles that were some lengthy manifesto about how the US government had supposedly manufactured AIDS in a lab somewhere. But it never got any traction. There was a BBS in
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by esseph 2mo ago
> I know a lot of tech people like to assume that government wants to control everything and these parents are fake front groups established to manufacture consent, but this is infowars-type conspiracy thinking You may not be aware of t
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by esseph 2mo ago
You're definitely doing something with a net good impact on people instead of making the next ad tracking software or camera image recognition loop.
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by esseph 2mo ago
> LLM code is obvious to spot. If an LLM designed a screwdriver set it would make a screwdriver for each head instead of making a replaceable head. Commercial and industrial electricians are LLMs now?
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by esseph 2mo ago
I have a serious question, and please don't take this as an insult, I'm trying to figure something out. Do you have ADHD or is it possible you do? What about depression? Bipolar? I ask because of the way you say the substances imp
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by esseph 2mo ago
> unless you buy some sort of dark web leaked dataset Customers of such datasets: banks, insurance companies, HR companies, marketing firms, governments, etc.
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by esseph 2mo ago
> Clients expect support over WhatsApp Seems very country / region specific?

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