jesterson

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by jesterson 4mo ago
I'd say you are a great optimist. If you'd ask me, I would put chances or learning somewhere between 0.001 and 0.01
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by jesterson 4mo ago
There is no harm to suspend something twice. Especially is the something doesn't exist :)
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Thank you for sharing it. > GreyNoise tells you whether an IP is internet-background scanning noise. My somewhat poorly expressed point was that to make a decision whether IP is or isn't a "internet-background scanning noise&qu
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Thank you for your work and insights. I am a very satisfied paid user for many years. Keep up the good work! Appreciate the balanced view as well. Reputation scoring is useless metrics IMHO exactly for reasons you stated - risk appetite and
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Quite interesting, but what is your selling point vs say ipinfo.io? To maintain this sort of service you need access to vast scale of intelligence. Do you have it?
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Well in a way you do. They send you a fine bill every month and you do credit some of your allegedly hard earned bucks.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Just one slop would be sufficient. If we wanna know ai opinion we all can get it.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
I wish there would be a mark on YouTube AI slop or a way to mark AI generated garbage. Its is likely coming, but needed yesterday.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Do you believe people currently possessing best models act/will act in your best interest?
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Middle? We are way past the point
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by jesterson 4mo ago
There certainly will be influx of low quality tools from vibecoders. With their limited understanding how things work, they would think they can create anything compatible to Excel (or any other tool with thousands of man/hours to make
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by jesterson 4mo ago
This. Plenty of moments "Oh shit those people have really lost all ability to think for themselves" and not a single moment of "Oh shit" yet.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
> Now average folk can solve problems and avoid dealing with Microsoft for a spreadsheet program. You seriously believe some vibecoder can write anything remotely similar to MS Excel, which took probably thousands man-hours to create?
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Glad you have found your favorite scapegoat.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Ok, i see the way you think and “facts” you are bringing up. Just one thing i wonder - are you seriously trying to say Berlin is safer (in terms of crime) after Germany started to import 3rd world criminals in droves? Just simple yes or no
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by jesterson 4mo ago
> It’s by far one of the safest countries in the world. It seriously puzzles me how one can carry the ridiculous thought. The only thing to advise here is perhaps to travel more - to countries like Singapore, Japan, Korea, Thailand and m
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by jesterson 4mo ago
It's well known fact how Germany massages statistics to avoid any reference to "refugee" crime. Likely no other country in EU does so much shenanigans to hide the statistics
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by jesterson 4mo ago
For what it worth, your comment have just feeling and xenophobia. No facts whatsoever.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
I am not sure tech approach is a right way to go if we project it at wider scale on a society or a country. Society moves at way slower pace, and wrong turns may takes decades to rectify. Needless to say wrong turns may have horrible ramifi
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by jesterson 4mo ago
I am not going to debate on manipulation of one cherry picked number. If your point is that crime hasn't risen up since EU started to receive "refugees" in droves, you are either not living in EU or prefer to ignore wider evi
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by jesterson 4mo ago
It's possible, but at this point we don't know yet how each will play out long term. EU chose to destroy itself fast, while Japan chose slow economic demise. Only time will tell how each will play out.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
I guess we need to coin a new term, something like VibeE2EE. As in "we asked to make something E2EE but we have no idea what it has made, nor we asked anyone to audit it (because it wouldn't pass a code review, let alone security
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by jesterson 4mo ago
It is mind boggling how many people, quite educated ones, take the AI as anything else besides what it fundamentally is - a very fast database search mimicking natural language. There is no intelligence whatsoever, let alone consciousness.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
While GMail is horrible, FastMail is not great either. Their spam filtering is a joke - it was quite a decent on until they ruined it few years ago with some changes. I have no alternatives to suggest besides doing your own email. It's
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by jesterson 4mo ago
I did some math, and even if they would count every http pass through together with rejection traffic, their numbers would still be greatly exaggerated.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Rest assured altman and other guys have improved their quality life significantly.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Be sure they multiply your number by 100 at least. I was getting numbers for "evil bots" way exceeding possible good and malicious traffic.
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by jesterson 4mo ago
CF business model heavily relies on fearmongering, so what we can expect? They send these emails you know? "CF saved you XXX Gb of data and protected your from YYY attacks". I have few high load web sites which I turned CF on for
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by jesterson 4mo ago
> Japan both have basically total CCTV coverage as well, Japan is nowhere near "total CCTV coverage"
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by jesterson 4mo ago
Because goal of earning 1B and doing good for the world are goals having very little overlap.

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