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by gruez 6mo ago
At this point it's just a synonym for "type of authoritarianism I don't like".
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by gruez 6mo ago
> so another package manager is needed for which grapheneos people seem to favor obtainium over f-droid, which I find is another strange decision So just download f-droid yourself? Why the fixation on having a definitive, preloaded app s
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by gruez 6mo ago
>as the data shows they largely just summarize the current knowledge, with little predictive ability. What counts as "little predictive ability"? Do weather forecasts count as "predictions", or are they "indicato
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by gruez 6mo ago
> https://archive.is is now serving, via Cloudflare It looks like a cloudflare page but it's not hosted by them. eg. https://bgp.he.net/dns/archive.is#_ipinfo It's hosted by AS49505 JSC Selecte
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by gruez 6mo ago
They mimic the cloudflare captcha page but they're not hosted by cloudflare.
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by gruez 6mo ago
After you scan the code, the verification app asks you "do you want to verify for example.com?"
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by gruez 6mo ago
>Excuse me, what do you mean there? The author happens to read HN too. Read the rest of the comment. It's not suspect because it's referencing HN, it's suspect because of the way it's referencing HN. Specifically, its
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by gruez 6mo ago
>Disk errors logged in the system event log are from the I/O layer, low-level class driver (msahci.sys) / filter drivers. See Windows Storage Driver Architecture : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-
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by gruez 6mo ago
>Why? What's LLM generated? How can you tell? Not the guy you're responding to, but: 1. The high number of (em) dashes is suspect, though it's unclear whether they manually replaced the em dashes or is actually human gener
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by gruez 6mo ago
As much as I hate whatever google's doing, this article has some issues: >For operations that need Play Integrity attestation specifically, a compliant Android device costs approximately $30 at current market prices This assumes the
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by gruez 6mo ago
iPhones have attestation too: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicecheck/establ... It'll just be more clunky because you have to install their app.
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by gruez 6mo ago
> If you do this to a hospital and someone dies you are life in prison / chair. If you're going to get the chair you might as well murder some witnesses or destroy some systems to hide the fact you got hacked. "Hack? What
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by gruez 6mo ago
As opposed to a screenshot of a website? Presumably the professor has a spreadsheet of all assignment grades that is submitted to the school?
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by gruez 6mo ago
>The basic membership is $65. If all you do is get a year's worth of detergent, toilet paper, and cleaning supplies chances are that will already pay for the membership. Maybe savings are that large if you're comparing against
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by gruez 6mo ago
Not sure about california specifically, but elsewhere in the world stocks are definitely lower than normal. https://www.economist.com/cdn-cgi/image/width=600,quality=10...
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by gruez 6mo ago
>copies of SOTA models that only take 20% of the resources They might be 20% of the price (because they don't have to invest that much in training), but are probably not 20% of the resources (ie. inference), considering they take mo
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by gruez 6mo ago
>Ah, so you were just trying to force the "set aside corruption" framing. Again, if you read the TFA, the entire thesis is that the insider trading is extra bad beyond corruption. The corruption itself only gets a passing menti
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by gruez 6mo ago
>A market maker who doesn't know if their counterparty is a Trump insider looking to fleece them must ask for a bigger safety margin to cover the risk they are taking -- and not just from the insiders. Honest participants in the mar
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by gruez 6mo ago
>Look, just come out and say you’re okay with them doing what they’re doing Don't put words in my mouth. Moreover I'm not sure how you can come to the conclusion that I'm "re okay with them doing what they’re doing&qu
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by gruez 6mo ago
Again, that's bad, but still under "corruption", which is not what I, or the article is addressing.
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by gruez 6mo ago
>and fiduciary duty not to trade and not to disclose information. The people working in the US government have that obligation No they don't. They might have duties not to leak classified information, but not fiduciary duty.
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by gruez 6mo ago
>This kind of "well eksuallyyyy" argument It's not, when the article is specifically arguing that the insider trading is bad beyond just corruption, and barely touches corruption. You don't get to tack on a weak claim
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by gruez 6mo ago
AFAIK the lids "float" on top of the oil, probably to prevent vapors from building up if the tank is half full.
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by gruez 6mo ago
>It's political insiders trading ahead of public statements. They are getting gains not by dint of being incredibly smart, nor from working very hard. Instead its from abusing their position in power. The article specifically argues
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by gruez 6mo ago
So if this sort of "insider trading" is bad, what does this mean for other sorts off strategies hedge funds do to get an edge, like flying helicopters to look at how full oil storage tanks are? Should that be banned too? The artic
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by gruez 6mo ago
>It would be way more complex for AWS to look at data in VM's then for cloudflare to look at unencrypted HTTP traffic. Most enterprises aren't using AWS as a VPS provider. They're going to be using other products like API
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by gruez 6mo ago
>but it didn't perform well in our coding and reasoning testing >Comprehensive evaluation results at https://gertlabs.com/rankings But if you go to the linked site, it seems like the only thing that's part o
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by gruez 6mo ago
>cloudflare hosts the attackers. No, they provide DDoS protection, but the actual servers are likely hosted on some random VPS somewhere.
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by gruez 6mo ago
They can't use the half-dozen other enterprise DDoS protection vendors out there?
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by gruez 6mo ago
>they have real time intelligence on [...] who is paying for it, This is credible as "amazon has real time intelligence on all their e-commerce competitors because they operate AWS".

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