hnthrowaway0315

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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
But they are so profitable, and we need them to track people around and create a police state efficiently. Ah let's keep them but just fine them as well for the show.
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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
Yeah, but you still have the choice to stay in the trench. People like Carmack/Cutler do that. But I agree the majority just go high management.
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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
AI can also do alignment and pull from its vast training dataset for design and "thinking" -- because 99% of the problems in this world were already solved, multiple times, maybe not in the exactly same format, but in a very simil
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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
If you are lucky and got in early, then probably yes, it could be a lifetime career. It's like all careers, when you joined early, you got a lot of opportunities, you also rode the wave, you eventually rose to the top if you grit throu
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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
Calculators and CAD tools do not give you non-deterministic answers. Both of them simply automate part of the manual work for them without creating anything "new". I haven't used CAD tools but I did use some level editors suc
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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
I think OP was saying that he/she only watches movies made before 2010. Coincidentally, I'm doing the same thing with movies, TV shows and games, and 2010 still feels too modern for me. I try to make it before 2005.
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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
The super riches are already winning so many times. The US is missing regulations, and at the same time over-regulate areas that it should not.
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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
Yeah I think this makes more sense. After all they need some domain knowledge but the key is to write and deliver that payload.
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by hnthrowaway0315 5mo ago
No I haven't found it yet. AFAIK MalwareBazaar (right now I cannot access the website) only has two files, one .exe and another one some 30K.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Download link for anyone who is curious enough: https://bazaar.abuse.ch/sample/9a10e1faa86a5d39417cae44da5ad... I'll probably build a Windows XP VM first.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Does that mean that three-letter agencies were/are able to recruit from the fields for each type of malware? For example, fast16 might actually be written by someone who used to write scientific calculation software, while Stunex was w
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
I tried to ask ChatGPT the same question last year. Unfortunately it didn't give me a meaningful answer.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Nowadays true native app work is very limited and many companies just use Electron. Oh well.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
I was a bit skeptical about “do it well or don’t do it at all.” but then I realized my father is like that and then I understand. He might be a bit messy about very small things in life, but he is dead serious about anything else. The &quot
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Yeah I do hold this attitude and try to side brush "mood", which I believe is a mere suggestion, not a command. However I noticed a completely different "mode" when I'm operating IN project and BETWEEN projects. Whe
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Yeah. It's so hard to get them. The people I look up to (John Carmack, David Cutler) all have these traits.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
I think they want an app, but prefer to use web stack, so that's the result. The reason they want an app instead of a web application, is maybe an app gives them more control.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Yes you are right, he was quoting from the Bible.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
I agree. It's just a tool that may or may not be useful. I also found that getting rid of caffeine for a couple of weeks, and then take up a cup, gives a much larger boosts to the mood.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Have you been to therapy? What did it look like? I'm thinking about getting one, but I'm not sure whether anyone could fix me when I'm fundamentally unhappy about life -- but definitely not to the point to consider suicide.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
For me there is definitely a blocking factor, like awaiting for a click, before I can move into exercises and healthier food and such. Maybe it is a rare case and I do wish it is the other way around. Actually now that I think about it, &qu
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
I wish I could be like that. I'm more or less a result-driven person, but whenever a result is achieved (e.g. complete all xv6 labs) I became lost and frustrated, and was eager to find the next one. But my mind was usually burnt out du
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Yep that's what I feel when I have lost my purpose. "Man shall not live by bread alone", so said Dostoevsky.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
It's definitely my fault to overgeneralize from a sample size of 1. Perhaps it would be better if I simply try to reach out for similar cases.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
I wish you figure it out eventually. At least you have the financial buffer to try things :D
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
I'm actually neither smart nor winning, at least from my perspective. The only winners are those who can do whatever they want and can say No to anything they don't enjoy. There are very few of them. The majority of the rest of us
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
> A lot of mine focuses on career things. I've got a bank of knowledge and skills that aren't easy to replicate and a career track circled around those things, but lack (I think) the passion for that career track. I think maybe
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
That could definitely the case. I can't really tell which one comes first, mood or objective.
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
I have a kid and I get it. I'm actually a bit scared about long vacations and weekends nowadays. But I hope we will figure out a way when kid grows up a bit. Right now, it's all luck. I'm even thinking about getting rid of my
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by hnthrowaway0315 6mo ago
Yeah I think that helps, too. Unfortunately most of us cannot do that. I found a few days is not enough. At least 2 weeks.

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