hackeman300

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by hackeman300 2mo ago
I kept waiting for the punchline of the author turning out not to be a human after describing in detail what it thinks of the human experience. The text has all the hallmarks of AI writing at least
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by hackeman300 4mo ago
Agreed. >AI Engineer @Varnan Labs Bingo. A glance at their comment history shows this is a pattern for them
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by hackeman300 5mo ago
I've tried this without much luck. In my experience they get too bogged down on surface things and don't have the necessary business requirements/context to understand and find actual bugs. How have you set yours up that work
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by hackeman300 5mo ago
It's a shame, this seems like an interesting topic but I can't get past the blatant AI-isms littered throughout. >This is not raw shellcode — it is a fully formed ELF executable
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by hackeman300 5mo ago
Someone did this already and did call it tinyVG! https://tinyvg.tech/
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by hackeman300 5mo ago
Seems like someone already implemented your idea. https://tinyvg.tech/
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by hackeman300 6mo ago
It's also got a lot of hallmarks of AI written prose
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by hackeman300 6mo ago
Are you an ai
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by hackeman300 7mo ago
>These aren’t the actions of early adopters—they’re the moves of a community that’s decided it’s not worth it at the moment. These aren't the words of a human – they're the words of an LLM
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by hackeman300 8mo ago
Seriously I thought I was going crazy with this. So many "it's not just x it's y". Short punchy sentences. Emdashes galore.
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by hackeman300 8mo ago
I hear you on the west coast, but two thirds of the population lives east of the Mississippi and is in working hours
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by hackeman300 8mo ago
Try browsing from any Mullvad vpn. You will be "blocked by network security"
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by hackeman300 8mo ago
What's this?
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by hackeman300 9mo ago
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. Does Apple provide any APIs for interacting with this metadata or was this something you had to implement yourself with lower level DB lookups?
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by hackeman300 9mo ago
If you manually edit the date on a photo, is that also stored separately from the image file itself? Wondering because I've noticed photos I've backed up to Immich from iOS photos don't respect that edited date and reflect wh
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by hackeman300 9mo ago
Yup, closed as soon as I saw the classic "it's not x, it's y" pattern.
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by hackeman300 10mo ago
Gravity isn't 9.8m/s/s across the universe. If you're at higher or lower elevations (or outside the Earth's gravitational pull entirely), the acceleration will be different. Their point was the 9.8 model is good eno
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by hackeman300 11mo ago
Unfortunately strongbox was sold a few months ago to a somewhat notorious app firm that has the nasty habit of buying popular apps and adding a whole bunch of telemetry. Not something I'd want in a password app. I've switched to K
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by hackeman300 11mo ago
Where can I read more about Wirecutter's infiltration? Disappointed to hear since I largely trusted their reviews
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by hackeman300 1y ago
Surely there are no other macroeconomic factors that could have played a role in this decline too
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by hackeman300 1y ago
Can you elaborate? Is twilio a bad actor?
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by hackeman300 1y ago
Perhaps the incentives of said UX team don't align with those of the user. They might be optimizing for maximal time spent on the site, for instance.
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by hackeman300 1y ago
The thing Tom Brady is accused of (deflating footballs) is scientifically proven to be a result of the ideal gas law. The NFL admitted they had no idea that was a thing when they levied the accusations at him. Even if you believe the NFL an
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by hackeman300 2y ago
The president has called him that on occasion
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by hackeman300 2y ago
Overtime pay? Is this common for oncalls? Never gotten it myself, every time I ask they reply with "just take the time back on another day" as if my time is fungible. Weekend time is worth far more to me than weekday time
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by hackeman300 2y ago
I think they finally changed this recently to allow you to paste in- I've resorted to the same workaround in the past though.
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by hackeman300 2y ago
Agreed. Also just so you know, invaluable is one of those weird words that is intensified with in-, not negated. It means even more valuable, not worthless
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by hackeman300 3y ago
Mullvad is an NSA honeypot? Got any sources on that?
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by hackeman300 3y ago
>Unless there's some kind option where youtube or twitch signs a contract with select creators and then hands them huge sums of cash upfront for the costs of future content production For the record this exact thing does exist for b
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by hackeman300 3y ago
Care to elaborate?

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