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That's probably a fair assumption too. I was mostly thinking that the customers / clients you have and services you have to offer can be largely dependent by people in positions of power where having the right connections and infl
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2y ago
I'd imagine they have a very limited market as in who they can sell their products and services to, for reasons that might make political power more interesting than valuation.
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2y ago
When scaling browser automation, generating random fingerprints for most common high entropy data points is counterproductive. It just ends up lowering your trust score and shifts attention to other browser properties with less entropy, mak
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2y ago
> If neither of those, what would proper evidence for the claim look like? Ok tell me what you think of this, it's just a thought experiment but maybe it works. Suppose I train Model A on a dataset of reviews where the least common
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2y ago
Can someone explain how "alignment" produces behavior that couldn’t be achieved by modifying the prompt and explain if / how there's a fundemental difference? This confusion makes alignment discussions frustrating for me
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2y ago
I'm not denying that, I'm saying it's not a difficult challenge to solve when u compare it to the others I mentioned.
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2y ago
> It seems to me that playing a cat and mouse game with these anti-bot systems is unnecessary. Design a system which mimics a legitimate user to such a degree that it's either indistinguishable from an actual user or would produce a
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2y ago
IP is definitely not the biggest issue in my experience, as proxies are required at scale regardless, unless you get into more theoretical areas like p0f. The biggest issues are the ones that aren't obvious or easily tested for like mi
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2y ago
It's called Star Walk 2 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vitotechno... Just a FYI that if you choose to purchase the app you will still have to purchase the "all in one bundle" ins
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Dang my bad, I feel silly for not catching the sarcasm in hindsight. Apologies.
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2y ago
The reason in my experience is that there's a high barrier of entry for most devs when it comes to setting up an environment for Chromium and a workflow for patches that still allows you to quickly and easily pull in and apply upstream
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2y ago
A lot of binoculars have a mount for a tripod which I can definitely recommend trying out of you happen to have both, or at least consider if you are planning to pick up a new pair.
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Definitely not arguing with you! Though I have a soft spot for analog tech in this area. I think AR might still have a very bright future, especially if you're learning about the night sky. I've spent many hours scanning the sky w
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Was going to ignore this comment until the last 2 sentences. I rarely come across sites / articles that do this good of a job at explaining something I think calling it a "show off" and saying the author is an "absolute
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2y ago
Here in the EU you can look for "dark sky parks" which are basically parks or areas in nature designated for night sky viewing because of the low amount of light pollution and they are great spots to meet people, I'm pretty s
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2y ago
Just to clarify is that the detail you can make out with the naked eye or a digital censor? If you meant digital censor, how much of a difference with the naked eye would you say it is? I've had this telescope on my list for some time
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This is great advice! It's really amazing how much more you can see with a regular decent pair of binoculars. I treasure the memory of being able to see some of the star clusters that I could only vaguely make out with the naked eye fo
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2y ago
Oh boy if you're willing to spend money to look at the night sky - but feel like AR falls short currently - I highly recommend looking into NODs, something like a PVS-14, you might be able to pick one up second hand for the price of a
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2y ago
Please don't take this in bad faith but unless you're struggling with health related issues these limitations seem rather self imposed. Your second paragraph makes it sound like it's mental rather than physical, have you cons
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I heard people were optimistic about their GPU drivers for AI when comparing them to AMD at least, I have a few friends that seem happy with each major driver version update they get for gaming as well so I'm optimistic that they can e
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I feel the last paragraph is a little harsh especially on those that are wearing perfume because they know they have bad body odor for example, additionally people that fly for the first time might have no clue when the right time to get in
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Are roller bags really an issue if they are still within the dimensions that are allowed? They are great utility wise especially when you're already carrying a backpack. Also please assume good faith, I'm not talking about the peo
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Exactly my thoughts, the current pricing model incentives people to cram as much as possible into their carry-on and stretch the definition of their extra "personal item" (not sure if all airlines allow those), leading to all kind
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2y ago
You don't need a driver's license.
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I thought this was just me! Even if I use double quotes to search for a 1:1 phrase I often get bad results and nothing linking back to the source I was looking for. If you happen to remember the site something was on, adding "site:exam
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2y ago
I remember reading these tweets back then https://x.com/jimkxa/status/1758683405875871841 not a direct source but maybe of interest?
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2y ago
If you look on popular cheat forums, you'll find a newbie guide that links to recommended hardware, typically priced around $250 from memory, certainly not $700. Also, spending hundreds on hardware is standard for anyone playing compet
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2y ago
You toggle airplane mode and you have a new IP and the old one you are banned on is now used by someone innocent.
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A very large amount of games that are released nowadays all use well known and well documented engines, that's what makes it a lot easier, there's an interview on YouTube with a company that develops cheats for multiple games that
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It's not AI enabled cheats that are the issue, it's DMA through things like PCIe devices disguised as regular hardware. Sophisticated cheats no longer run on the same computer as you're playing on. Google "pcie dma cheat
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