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by fhub 8mo ago
My wife, who was on a H1B visa and managed to fly without an ID a few years back. They took her to some side room, asked a bunch of questions and looked her up based on name, DOB, address etc.
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by fhub 9mo ago
The use case claimed here is (a) they can move around (b) they are "universal". But (a) Those things look like they need a wide berth to move around and flat terrain (b) Those end effectors are far from universal. The payload weig
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by fhub 9mo ago
This feels like the start of treasure hunt like game. Between username of rabinovich (as others have pointed out) and the prior submission by rabinovich of an archive.today like tool 3 months ago - https://ghostarchive.org/
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by fhub 9mo ago
It feels to me like this should have gone through private arbitration rather than public accusations.
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by fhub 9mo ago
Do you let it consume PII? Anything related to authenticaion?
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by fhub 9mo ago
What is new to me is that people let LLMs consume PII and potentially authentication related data. This, frankly, is scary to me.
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by fhub 9mo ago
Are you comfortable giving LLM read access to fields that have PII? Anything related to authentication? Is it allow-list of access or a deny-list?
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by fhub 9mo ago
Our solve is to allow it to work with a local dev database and it's output is a script. Then that script gets checked into version control (auditable and reviewed). Then that script can be run against production. Slower iteration but w
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by fhub 9mo ago
I doubt there is a law, that when enforced, allows an ICE officer to sell someone's phone, at least without a lot of paper work.
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by fhub 9mo ago
(1) Can be true. However with the "Absolute immunity" rhetoric from VP, this seems unlikely in the current environment. (2) If one officer is telling you to move on and the other officer is telling you to get out of the car and yo
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by fhub 10mo ago
Here is how the gift card scam works (in Australia) [Quote] Yes they do still get activated at the checkout. But when you go to redeem, the code is missing the last digit or two so it doesn't work. People take the unactivated gift card
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by fhub 11mo ago
Outside of engineers there is a whole raft of people on a team that should pick up and push back on this sort of copy problem at all phases of building a product.
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by fhub 11mo ago
For USA, A Visa is a right to request entry into the country. The I-94 defines the duration you are authorized to stay. You can have an expired Visa and time left on you I-94 and remain in the country.
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by fhub 1y ago
Some day the forward facing cameras on your car will read the street cleaning signs and warn you before you park and notify you if you are still parked there when street cleaning day/time is approaching. The nuance is that you are allo
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by fhub 1y ago
Pre-kids maybe twice a year. Post-kids maybe twice a month.
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by fhub 1y ago
YouTube Documentation on this feature - https://support.google.com/youtubekids/answer/6172308?hl=en&... The embedded walkthrough video on how to set it up is really quite good.
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by fhub 1y ago
He references childcare and paternity leave in the post and he was a co-founder in a $3B acquisition. To me it seems it is a time-of-life/priorities decision not a straight up burnout decision.
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by fhub 1y ago
Some might, but I imagine some have left the company when the pain is really felt and are excited to do it all again at the next company.
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by fhub 1y ago
My five year old played with this quite a bit at Maker Faire last year. He picked it up quite well. I had it in my mind to get him one for his next birthday but forgot until I saw this post. His school has Makedo tools and he likes them. So
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by fhub 1y ago
In Australia there is the Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Act 2021. It is speculated that it was passed to plug a capability gap in data collection for Five-Eyes/USA.
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by fhub 1y ago
From the post Profiling TikToken’s Python/Rust implementation showed a lot of time was spent doing regex matching. Most of my perf gains come from a) using a faster jit-compiled regex engine; and b) simplifying the algorithm to forego
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by fhub 1y ago
My guess is they will store them on tape e.g. on something like Spectra TFinity ExaScale library. I assume AWS glacier et al use this sort of thing for their deep archives. Storing them on something that has hours to days retrieval window s
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by fhub 2y ago
One Source: https://www.wita.org/trade-news/trumps-love-for-tariffs-bega...
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by fhub 2y ago
Trump has been in love with tariffs since at least 1988. See https://www.wita.org/trade-news/trumps-love-for-tariffs-bega... .
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by fhub 2y ago
Feb 24th
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by fhub 2y ago
“The top operatives of DOGE are reported to be young, tech-savvy “hackers” with unprecedented access to systems holding everything from personnel records to highly sensitive financial data.” - Forbes Doge.gov database left open. Mind boggle
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by fhub 2y ago
Looks like a Boway K5 for doing the bindings (In a photo on their about page)
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by fhub 2y ago
Keeping a lot of the incriminating evidence on him (including, it seems, the jacket) can't be a careless mistake (in my opinion). So what are some of the possible reasons? - He committed the crime and had another target in mind - He co
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by fhub 2y ago
About 1% of VFIAX is UnitedHealthcare. This is my main mutual fund holding. Product idea: auto short selling in proportion to your holdings for companies you dislike.
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by fhub 2y ago
Living in SF as a family of four with both adults working from home... Owning 1 car and using Waymo/uber/lyft/e-Bike is already significantly cheaper than owning 2 cars.

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