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jobigoud
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Chris & Jack - Comedy sketches https://youtu.be/_Ug6gAO8n0s Dust - SF short films https://www.youtube.com/c/watchdust AirBlastr - Cinematic FPV https://www.youtube.com/c/blastr
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Working on my side project that transforms 3D assets and point clouds into beautiful VR paintings.
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In your story the bank trusted a phone call more than you being logged in the website? How did they authenticate you over the phone?
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And they all have access to all accounts? I would imagine only a bank teller from the appropriate branch would have access to this branch's accounts.
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> It seems strange that people aren’t buying more arctic coastal land as an investment IMO. The rise in sea levels will be global though.
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For 23AndMe you can buy the kit in cash in a store like Target and post the sample. Then use anonymous connection and email to use the website and get the results.
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How do the dead ancestors give consent in the current scheme?
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The perverse incentive in the last point has been bugging for years and it's true of proprietary projects too. As soon as you start selling support as a separate product/service, anything that makes the software easier to use crea
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Regarding common-sense, has anyone tried to feed it Winograd Schema Challenges ? Typically: "The trophy would not fit in the brown suitcase because it was too big (small). What was too big (small)?"
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Or a layered system. The surface instance takes the question and produce an internal "thought" out of it, a statement or question itself, and submits it to the layer underneath. This second instance works out a response / tex
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You want to optimize it for breaking out of the box? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_box
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I can see the plot twist from there, where the protagonist was in fact not a human all along :-) It's interesting that in such a setup, all participants must pretend to be judges. I've always felt uncomfortable that the Turing tes
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> Food(any objection?) I've only been to China once (Guanzhou), but it was very hard to find vegetarian food. Everything everywhere seems to have duck or pork in it. The variety is definitely lacking compared to Europe or North Amer
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What are modern books contaminated with?
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Guy Fleegman
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The joys of English… Where the exact same word can have two different pronunciations depending on the context.
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This will become a problem when GPT-(n) includes GPT-(n-1) generated outputs in its corpus...
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They are simply stating a relevant fact, you seem to be reading a jugement that's not there.
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Wait a minute, you can change the name of a verified account without going through verification again?
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> twitter stream showed ppl lost money Bold move to trust the "twitter stream" in the middle of an impersonation hack.
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You don't need 2FA to deactivate 2FA? That seems like a big flaw.
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Surely finding the vuln and exploiting it in a way that can't be traced back to them took way longer than 15 minutes.
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If that's the case I wonder if heads of state and aministrations of other countries have similar protections. It's crazy how Twitter has become a channel for broadcasting important messages and PSA by administrations all over the
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A single duped employee changing dozens of accounts emails? A dozen of duped employees? This feels very unlikely. Some sort of admin tool must have been used.
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> Instead of them having to check the news organization's main page to see if anything happened, they can subscribe to their account on Twitter, turn on notifications and get it the moment it breaks. If only there was a really simpl
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And they are saying that a good match between excess mortality and reported Covid death is not, in itself, an argument to say that Sweden is doing a good job. It has more excess mortality than its neighbors even if these might be underrepor
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What enables the face detector? Where does it end?
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Is it really "your" smartphone if you are not allowed to modify it?
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Anyone with write access to the file can run their code on the bank's website.
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What I've read about this news is that they are now applying to Uighurs the same birth restrictions policies that were already in place for every other group including Hans. Previously the minorities actually had exemptions. Not to con
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