jamal-kumar

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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
That's great! Now try getting hired with nothing but a degree when everyone knows half the class did this shit.
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
It's still a mainstay of certain malware for sure. Just pop in 'php shell' to your favorite search engine, and it's basically all stuff for either red teaming or shenanigans
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Is there anything that handles this smoothly?
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Does it not on a flag or am I just reading this wrong? From the man page: -k --convert-links After the download is complete, convert the links in the document to make them suitable for local viewing. This affects not only the
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
In any LLM it helps to use simple tricks to give it a few extra prompts like 'No blabbling' and 'Keep your code example simple and to the point without adding anything exrta' still but there's all sorts of research
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Oh boy. One of the things I have been doing to test if an LLM is 'there yet' by my standards is if it can spit out solutions in elixir without hallucinating packages that don't exist to get the job done. Since I haven't
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
It depends on the framework and other stuff around it but you're right about the API documentation issue, there's godoc if you want to document functions but for something like API endpoints it's not what you'd find from
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
I found the old wrappers to be really messed up and buggy compared to the new nodejs builtin that works charmingly well Do you know any details about those tweaks you mention because it would be very nice to know what edge cases I gotta wat
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Honestly she could have done better putting it in those terms rather than attacking it the way she did but you nailed it. It's really expensive to cover large and disparate geographic areas with that kind of thing. There's definit
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Has anyone outside of China tried to tackle the kinds of long distances there are in Canada? If it costs this many billions to do it just from Toronto to Quebec City then yeah I could easily picture cutting through extant farmland across a
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
It's still tons of fun but definitely different now, and since they came out with counter-strike 2 a while ago, it's me being specced out on my old gaming computer all over again - as with you I'm way too busy as a working ad
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
It does the job great with the default install as long as you're comfortable with the console but if you're talking something with a web interface like what pfsense/opnsense on freebsd, there was one out of Sweden I think it
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Besides the clown nose on puffy it's honestly just realistic and not all just talking bad like I've seen some people do: https://isopenbsdsecu.re/mitigations/pledge/
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Wow that's crazy. You know when Greenpeace is saying they messed going organic up that they probably really messed going organic up... https://www.greenpeace.org/aotearoa/story/on-sri-lankas-fert...
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Super interesting thanks for the tidbit
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
""Arthur succeeded in getting it to run, but eventually got drowned in device drivers." heh
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
After hearing his voice messages in a fake asian voice trying to mess with Shimomura, I kinda lost all respect for Mitnick.
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
This is pretty damn interesting, it's definitely the earliest example of a computer intrusion incident response report that I've ever seen. These reports detail stuff he was doing in 1980/1981 at the earliest I can see just s
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
I always thought it sounded super cool but it just doesn't exist in the problem spaces I work in. Like kdb+ was specifically designed to be run on bare metal without a full OS in the way of things going fast, and in quant environments
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Get in on a research study or good doctor who can read the research already done. Don't take too much stock in medical stuff from some rando on hackernews but definitely ask your medical practitioner about these things.
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
this is super cool thanks running out of phone data in the middle of something important, the worst hahahaha
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
It will bear out in studies when they start to see whatever results come from giving head injury patients and other at risk groups antivirals to hopefully measurably prevent these conditions from arising
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Oh yeah for sure. Other herpes link: It can be even worse if you somehow get it in your nose, where it could be a causal factor in "learning and behavioral deficiencies and violence in children and adults", as well as other risks
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
I recently got hit up out of nowhere by somoene who was like i'll pay you to storyboard a music video of a famous dead rapper. Think tupac hologram but somehow even worse in terms of digging someone up from the grave. I was like ok sur
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
That's wild, because the only way we were able to mount network drives that had stuff hidden on them by other students in the know was "net use". The drives would be visible to us on the network but if we merely clicked on th
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
They talk about this like it's a new phenomenon but I distinctly remember this being super common in the windows 95 to vista days. Like I went to some kid's house and he would do something like try and tell everyone he knew how to
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
There's a theory that the mechanism of action of xenon and perhaps other anesthetics is on the microtubules rather than the receptors, having implications for the neural correlates of consciousness itself https://www.nature.
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
It kind of mirrors my observations in what makes a successful individual in the world of ecommerce, you gotta have the capital to start like ten ideas at once then you whittle out which one don't profit more than 10k a month and come u
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
Does anyone remember how Steve Jobs kind of hated video games? Even though him and woz worked on 'breakout' which I thought was kind of funny. I guess John Carmack was a huge fan of NeXT, having developed Doom on that platform, wh
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by jamal-kumar 2y ago
CISPA is really interesting, I was just reading this on their site the other day - They're developing grey box coverage based fuzzing tools for PHP web applications, which is how I know about them in the first place. Definitely one of

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