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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Adjacent for some time to those participating in the secret squirrel pantomime, I find this all so terribly tiresome. Drawing a veil under the pretense that revealing what's behind would harm the country, the reality is that those part
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
So Google?
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
And Lex's podcast/interview with Guillaume Verdon, one of said founders. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8fEEbKJoNbU&pp=ygUVbGV4IGZyaWR...
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Comments read like a confessional from out of the loop.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Do you still have it?
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Same, until I moved to a rural area. I did a lot of research about this place but didn't discover the pervasiveness of the cash society until I moved here.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Here - that being outside of Austin in Texas - I think the root causes for this behavior lie with tax cheats and ineptitude.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
I live an hour or so outside of Austin and people still primarily write checks as that's the only acceptable payment method, along with cash. My new wife said, "Wait, why not just use Stripe? I'll tell them." I had to ex
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Knowing Samsung software, I would temper expectations a little.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> Which history? Mine? I worked there for a decade. I suppose I should have qualified my statement by saying "Samsung semiconductors".
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Exactly. Historically semiconductors don't generate much profit. 2% profit would be a banner year for Samsung. 85% reduction from that would not be that notable.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
I think that's an odd way to determine needs for oneself.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> if you opt out Firefox This seems to negate much of the proposed benefit for lockdown mode in the first place, no? Browsers are one of the attack/tracking vectors this mode was designed to mitigate, albeit with a virtual hammer.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> Although what sheets excels at well played
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
It's the thought that counts...
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
she's
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> "Understand" Which comes to English from Old English and its Germanic origins. 'Unter' and 'Standen' are the Germanic equivalents today, signifying the original intent, to stand together on something. &#x2
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
oh my
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> “I have little doubt that Edmund Burke would have smiled on the endeavours of this convention,” he said. Grand poofery at its finest. Burke was no doubt clever, but I wouldn't deem him extraordinary. His ideas on the sublime got m
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Hopefully there is violence.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> You also lose the ease of just walking over to someone to ask a question. Yikes. One would hope that the distance between our cubes is sufficiently punitive so as to discourage these excursions. Please, do not disturb while cogitating.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> I don't think there's anything specific about Mastodon here These numbers tell me that: 1. Mastodon users are engaged, with an active mind. 2. The grifters/leeches/scammers and their bot legions haven't invaded
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
I'm not trying to be pithy or critically negative here, but if one doesn't definitively know most of the answers to this set of questions which span such a wide range of topics, one might consider being an employee first so as to
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
Unfortunately everything in the USA is underlain with financial cost and incentive. It is a hardscrabble life for those who live hand-to-mouth and extremely easy to game for those with means.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> Wow, what a terrible marketing video. I thought it was great. Full of excitement, showed useful results after joining sub-queries. That's exactly what people need to know.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
The key is that information exchange between a person and AI must be symmetric, not asymmetric. One must actively maintain that balance. Asymmetric information exchange will result in deleterious effects, similar to over-consumption of TV o
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
It's a math word problem, in which LLM's would not perform well. I have no idea why people try stuff like this.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
In practical terms, Mark is a target. You're not.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
We already do that in a general sense (static and dynamic scanning) in our build pipelines, but all of this will surely accelerate.
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by jason-phillips 3y ago
> If that is possible then shouldn't it also be possible to ask the AI to find and code remediation to the vulnerabilities it found? It's not that simple. Mal-AI will probably operate orders of magnitude faster than Bene-AI. Pa

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