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A lot of viral content out there is exploitative or trashy. (Sex, violence, rage-bait, etc.) None of MrBeast content is that.
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MrBeast has achieved mogul status with what imo is pretty wholesome content. I imagine the core audience is quite young, but I'll watch his videos every now and then.
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I like to go for the people and satellite events, but Defcon itself is very poorly run in my opinion. It is insanely crowded to the point that most of the time you are just stuck in a sea of people. It also continues to get more and more ex
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3y ago
Is this really the case? I would think there would be a mobile app interface for flipper?
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I usually go to defcon, but i have a love/hate relationship with it. Might take the year off.
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Not if you want to live in a good neighborhood in a major city.
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3y ago
Philip K Dick when he writes about paying the door to open is getting pretty close.
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3y ago
I think a model that would make more sense is to punish bad behavior in the form of infringement, so if someone monetizes an AI output that infringes on someone's copyright/trademark, then go after that person. Otherwise we are go
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3y ago
I don't see how this points to downfall of society. IMO it's clearly a paradigm shift that we need to adjust to and adjustment periods are uncomfortable and can last a long time. LLMs are massive productivity boosters.
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Furthermore, companies that don't already have very mature security programs will not benefit from bug bounties. I've run a bug bounty program before on H1, and it was a nightmare. No one reads the scope and you're inundated
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3y ago
Yes, however the visible prompt is only a small part of the big picture, because you don't know what's going on in the backend to augment the responses.
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Modern chatbots are built to have tons of integrations and external connectivity, they arent just there to say things. These LLMs are interfaces to potentially sensitive data and or actions.
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3y ago
If that's it, then it's more approachable that I thought. This is cheaper than many franchises.
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3y ago
Not in the US unfortunately.
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3y ago
I mean, I kind of agree. It's not that much money especially if you have to bounce around between your home city and DC. But at the same time, I wish government compensation was tied to measurable targets like the health of the economy
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3y ago
The pacman game is definitely sticky, it makes me want to try making a "small game"
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3y ago
first i'm hearing about this platform. how poppular is it? seems so obscure.
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3y ago
How is this related to the topic?
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3y ago
An NFT is an entry in a list of records that belongs to you. The entry might have data or a media file attached to it or reference a media file or data. You transfer, gift, or sell this entry to someone else if you want to.
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3y ago
Interesting. Where can I read some of this stuff? Anywhere apart from tiktok?
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At this point most people don't even know who he is let alone read his writing.
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3y ago
I hope the world can rally and move past these anachronistic ideas of intellectual property.
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3y ago
You don't think there's a market for this so called illiquid openai stock?
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3y ago
How old are you?
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3y ago
Probably just painfully stepping through the debugger.
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Not sure about Google VRP, but I've gotten multiple payouts from Chrome over the years and I believe there's a schedule. The rewards panel meets every x weeks in order to award payouts on qualifying reports. Almost no bug bounty p
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I find the e/acc ethos highly relatable for the simple reason that accelerating innovation inevitably means access to new technology becomes democratized quicker. Progress and technology only moves forward and this can't be avoide
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This is intense. I was in high school in downtown manhattan at the time. Seeing these photos is surreal, it brings me right back to that day over 20 years ago. I think aside from that, the curation of the photos captured the feeling of that
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This is called the "poor tax". The actual poor can't afford to buy things that will last a long time so they are forced to re-buy crappy things that fall apart.
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The US would really benefit from a high speed rail network even if it connects just a few hubs imo.
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