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by j0hnyl 2y ago
I remember reading about this in this book, about the hacker named Pengo who was known for adding credits to arcade games in the same manner. https://www.amazon.com/CYBERPUNK-Outlaws-Hackers-Computer-Fr...
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Scammers love this tool. I see it used in the wild quite a bit.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Really odd. ChatGPT literally does what I ask without protest every time. It's possible that these platforms have such large user bases that they're probably split testing who gets what guardrails all the time.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
I do a lot of cybersecurity and cyber adjacent work, and Claud will refuse quite a lot for even benign tasks just based on me referencing or using tools that has any sort of cyber context associated with it. It's like negotiating with
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
How so? Seems to me that this is exactly the solution.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
As much as I want to like Claude, it sucks in comparison to ChatGPT in every way I've tested, and I'm going to use the better product. As a consumer, the governance model only results in an inferior product that produces way more
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
This stuff isn't really prompt oriented.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
But are these legacy systems from the 70s, 80s, 90s using modern cobol?
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
They will raise their prices in the coming years and companies will gladly pay it.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
So far everyone saying "yes" has anecdotes from the beginnings of a career that started a while ago. Website or not, it was easier to get hired then. Has anyone's website gotten them hired in the last 1-2 years?
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Show HN: Hoodmaps Meets 4chan(mapchan.com)
8 points by j0hnyl 2y ago|2 comments
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
I actually think all of the things you listed are absolutely happening.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Just because people identify with some religion or other doesn't mean they believe whatever thing that religion says about death.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
It's misleading to call all of these "crypto" scams. A lot of them are romance / fake investment scams, but the method of payment is crypto. A crypto scam would be a scam that's more native to crypto in my opinion.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
This should just be some kind of subset of robots.txt
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic, but it's quite literally a list of cliches.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
I don't think so, in fact, now that I'm a little "older", I regret not chasing money earlier.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Punish for the re-drawing, not the memorizing.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Please explain how wd40 is the victim here.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
DEFCON continues to demonstrate year after year just how poorly its run. There are bigger events out there (albeit not hacking cons) that cost less and go much more smoothly. Meanwhile, the price of DEFCON admission continues to increase ev
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Exactly what I meant.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Not really. That's a luxury.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
The reddit post is just an embedded youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc5Np9OqDHU&t=1s
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Sharing a reddit link for the purpose of sharing a youtube video seems weird. WHat's the point of that? Is it to game the HN algorithm somehow?
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Would you be willing to share your nginx config?
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
This holds for most scripting options.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
I've never evaluated any myself, but became acutely aware of them after launching my own temporary mail service as a learning exercise. I think there's a github repo somewhere that's regularly updated with a block list of the
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
There's a whole industry around detecting these and placing them on block lists.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
That's not how it works.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
How is this not an act of war against Germany?

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