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by jazz9k 4mo ago
It's the logical conclusion of the acceptance of hacktivist/activist groups in the tech community. Activists/Hacktivists want something their way. If they don't get it, they resort to violence, disruption, and/or ha
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
This is cancel culture. It happend for almost for almost a decade to right-leaning and/or conservatives. Tell me why I should suddenly care now, when it will be business as usual when a Democrat gets into power?
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
As if most people have a choice in the matter. To be honest, I don't think I would want to work with or hire you, based on your response here.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
The Democrats posted violent narratives all over Twitter, which resulted in BLM/George Floyd riots. Strange I never saw an article shared on HN about it.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
I review many sites/month from different clients. They are all using some form of JavaScript. It's like PHP, it will never die.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
The market has changed. Most people that are unemployed for long periods of time aeen't willing to do what it takes to get a job or just keep sending out 1000 resumes and hope for the best.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
The problem with all red team frameworks is that once they become popular, detections are created for all major antivirus, and it becomes mostly useless.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
Temporarily. Until they never get promoted.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
I still use notepad to write my software.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
"Hobbies cost money, you need to accept it. Turning them into a net gain is a fools errand, there are magnitudes more effective ways to turn your time, effort and money into income." Oh? Many people have turned their hobbies into
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
lol. 'AI shaming'. This article serves as a way to stop people from calling out AI slop and it just becomes accepted. Not a world I want. The problem is that so many people, that have no argument or critical thinking skills, are u
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
It's already becoming a racket. I have barely technical people I knew from college pushing the latest AI certification (I can't imagine this staying relevant for longer than 6 months) and one being hired as a frontier AI engineer.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
We never see articles about how many victims were actually killed by human traffickers. It's probably 100X the amount that happened here.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
DeepSeek is the only one that I can directly ask about vulnerabilities and it will give me a PoC. Although not as good as others, it has helped me with security research. The rest have guard rails that are so heavy, it makes them almost use
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
I'm 1099, with many clients. I saved tons of money by just getting an accountant to do my taxes every quarter. There are lots of different things that can save you money that you won't find with programs like Turbo Tax.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
Every person in history that needs to make a deal to get rich, needs an 'army of loyalists' to get there. This is reframing the norm as something out of the ordinary.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
The same thing happened with the BLM groups during Covid. It was mostly people from overseas that created the groups and were promoting them.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
This is true. I have artist friends that are boycotting any company using AI art for their flyers/ads. I looked at some examples and couldn't tell the difference.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
This is written as if you have actual control over the volume of work given to you and/or deadlines.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
You mean to get better treatment and/or favors from the government? They went abruptly left when the Democrats were in power and the media said nothing.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
College graduates have been saddled with debt for a few decades now. Universities know that most of the student base gets a federal loan and once the money changes hands, don't care if it can ever get paid back. This has led to adminis
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
There will always be people that take shortcuts in an attempt to get ahead. AI encourages it.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
If young graduates weren't so socialist and expect to be handed a good paying job, they might try to start their own company and create their own. I did this in 2008, an arguably equally bad economy as our current one, and created a bu
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
How do these glasses communicate/upload info? Is it saved to the glassed itself? I wonder if there's a way to deauth them when they are near you.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
Companies don't make production pushes yearly. For many, it's two week sprints..and that's one project. This doesn't make any sense cost-wise. It would be cheaper to just hire a security engineer.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
It feels like AI will continue to oncentrate wealth at the top, because tokens are too expensive for small/bootstrapped companies.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
When you have an entire village dedicated at DefCon dedicated to voting machine hacks and politically-motivated security 'experts' telling us there's nothing to see here and we had the 'most secure election ever', p
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
I've saved myself from countless layoffs over the years by contracting. I usually work with multiple clients at a time and even in this economy, I'm busier than ever.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
"Chief among them is the far-right techno-extractivist vision championed by the US president, Donald Trump, and his supporters in Silicon Valley, who are putting artificial intelligence ahead of renewable technology." Powerful cou
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
I think this would be fine as an adult, if it meant using LLM to churn out the boring work required of you at a corporate gig, to spend more brain cycles on something you actually want to work on. The problem is that it sounds like many peo

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