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No need to file fraudulent representations. You just need to send a spreadsheet to the county elections office, apparently - see https://www.propublica.org/article/right-wing-activists-geor... . If six individuals can t
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Nice. Combine this with Georgia’s online portal to cancel a voters registration[1] which only requires a name, dob, county, and last four of ssn and you have disenfranchisement at scale! [1] https://sos.ga.gov/page/vote
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Yeah, I figured out that it didn’t work at first because I still had the previous attempt (where it got it wrong) in my conversation history. Starting with a fresh conversation gave me the correct answer. It was still funny to see it “ratio
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Are there any cases where someone was caught cheating and promptly copped to it? I guess it’s hard to tell if that’s never happened. I’m truly intrigued.
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I really wanted to believe this could be simply fixed by more prompt engineering and chain of thought, so I tried it with Claude 3.5 and … well unfortunately still no luck. the reply is amusing - I’ll include it verbatim below. Of note, thi
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Right, but wouldn't you be better off by admitting it, then making amends to address it? At least you will be seen as having some shred of integrity. You're banned from the sport for a period of time regardless. IMO continuing to
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What’s incredible to me is the continued cries of innocence from the cyclists that have been flagged by these detection mechanisms. Just like Armstrong after he was accused of doping. It takes a special kind of person to continue to proclai
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https://archive.ph/zJvZ0
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Google's purchase of Wiz falls apart
(nytimes.com)
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I would be curious to hear what information it (ChatGPT) provided that changed his mind?
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Failed buried transmission wires caused the famous five week blackout of Auckland NZ in 1998 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_Auckland_power_crisis
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Not a tunnel, an invisible fence line.
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I always thought of title insurance as a complete farce. However, I did end up with a scenario where title insurance paid out (to me) to the tune of several thousand dollars when I was sued by a neighbor. The neighbor accused me of infringi
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This is, unfortunately, how our (US) justice system works. The entire concept of an "NDA" has been bastardized in this manner, if you think about it. Conceptually you may think of an NDA as protecting sensitive data from disclosur
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I'm not sure what you're arguing here? If someone is accused of committing three crimes, but only one is "serious", then the person should only be prosecuted on the one, but not the other two? What is your view of the ev
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Which word do you take objection to? Considering he begins each rally with the January 6 "patriot" anthem, I stand by the "his" word. He clearly aligns with the folks who he considers "political prisoners" (his
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It may be an old school soundboard run by a human on the other side of the world- scammers have been using those for years
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My guess is the $$$$ cost?
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2y ago
Right, and those folks you mention are working remote so there is no commute for them. On the other hand, the rent continues to increase for lower income workers who must continue to commute to work.
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It’s more about protecting your network against a potentially malicious device rather than protecting the device from attackers on the Internet. From that position, placing the isp device on a “DMZ” aka outside your own router/firewall
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I still remember being in awe of his paper on strange attractors - plotting the random number generators from various oses and languages in 3D space to discern patterns. That blew my mind at the time. Edit: ah here it is. It was initial tcp
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how did the thieves get the phone number of the author, then? is it on the lock screen when the phone is wiped, in order to facilitate its return?
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You're assuming DOCSIS. I'm on FTTP, where the demarcation point is a cat5 cable to my equipment. Granted, there could be chicanery on the optical terminal, but that still doesn't provide my ISP visibility into my internal ne
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I have a feeling the OP ... has the skills to manage his router :) but point well taken in general.
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the difference is that you could move... I don't blame you for staying put- I would do the same in your situation! I use this phrase a lot of times: "money buys options" (not the securities kind)
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How does that support a janitor? or a school teacher? or a policeman? or a retail clerk... I can go on and on... there are too many jobs where there is no possibility for "remote work" yet may not pay well enough for you to live c
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also, yet another reason I don't trust (and don't use) any ISP provided equipment. Remote administration from my ISP? No thank you.
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I wonder if this is due to a fundamental shift in who commutes to work? High paid, "white collar" work is shifting to a remote/hybrid structure, or are paid enough that they can move to reduce commute. However, lower paid,
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I am by no means a data scientist, but if, as a large language model, ChatGPT was trained to optimize the same "quality" metrics that are used to evaluate the models trained on these random web scrapes, and now ChatGPT output has
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this is an interesting thought, but how workable is this? basically these companies are so powerful and US politics are so broken that I don't see any effective regulation getting passed any time soon
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