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by kayge 2y ago
Thanks! This was not a familiar acronym to me... and after some digging[0] apparently it's no longer an acronym: "BPF originally stood for Berkeley Packet Filter, but now that eBPF (extended BPF) can do so much more than packet fi
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by kayge 2y ago
It is heavy indeed, and unfortunately there weren't ~1000 Eddie Halls available for this trip so they had to settle for trucks :)
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by kayge 2y ago
Yep! A mix of work and play. When I'm going to be spending a LOT of time coding I still prefer my ultra-wide physical monitor (probably my own fault for preferring such a small font size), but for things like handling tickets, emails,
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by kayge 3y ago
Said no Necromancer, ever. :D
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by kayge 3y ago
Just wait until one of them pushes for Moonlight Savings Time...
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by kayge 3y ago
Here you go: https://jobs.lever.co/Anthropic/9ba1d7b4-5b21-4ac9-86f3-875a... If you get hired, reach out to me via my protonmail email (same username) to discuss sending my finder's fee ;)
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by kayge 3y ago
Ahh, those seems like great reasons. Double congrats, and thanks for answering!
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by kayge 3y ago
Sounds pretty ideal! But it also sounds like you're talking about all of this in the past tense... why did you end up leaving, if you don't mind me asking? :)
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by kayge 3y ago
I think this paragraph from an earlier Wired article [1] sums it up pretty well: "After suing OpenAI this month, alleging the company has become too closed, Elon Musk says he will release his “truth-seeking” answer to ChatGPT, the
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by kayge 3y ago
Yep! For now at least: 1. Copy the ID at the end of the URL 2. Replace the xxxxx in this URL[1] with the ID you just copied 3. Go visit the new URL you just created So in this case, the bypass URL would be [2] [1] https://platfor
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by kayge 3y ago
For anyone interested in an intersection of True Crime and Tech/Hacking, you should definitely check out Darknet Diaries: "true stories from the dark side of the internet". The host, Jack Rhysider, has been at it for a couple
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by kayge 3y ago
"we needed a name — and once we hit on Oxide, we knew it was us: oxides form much of the earth’s crust, giving a connotation of foundation; silicon, the element that is the foundation of all of computing, is found in nature in its oxid
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by kayge 3y ago
Uncanny Silicon Valley
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by kayge 3y ago
News release with additional details about advisors, etc: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230822952462/en/Cod...
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A Stealth Startup Appears: Automated Code Security with Pixee(pixee.ai)
2 points by kayge 3y ago|1 comments
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by kayge 3y ago
In case anyone else is confused why they don't see links for Flagged Submissions / Comments in your profile: it won't show up if your current count is 0 :)
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by kayge 3y ago
I was curious too, took a little bit of digging :) "the original domain of [P]rocessing was proce55ing.net, so people used to sometimes refer to processing as proce55ing or P5 or p5 for short. they still do sometimes. p5.js is a refere
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by kayge 3y ago
Which we can all now browse at our leisure thanks to the efforts of Jason Scott: http://ascii.textfiles.com/archives/5543 Previous HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36206526
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by kayge 3y ago
Too many good memories to list them all, but for a couple that fall under your "oddity" category, there are two games in particular that will forever be tied to specific senses for me: * Medievia (yep, the text MUD): played this a
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by kayge 3y ago
So many choices! coffeeboarding, mountaindewboarding, windshieldwiperfluidboarding... not sure if slurpeeboarding would be more or less effective.
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Kevin Mitnick Obituary(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by kayge 3y ago|0 comments
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by kayge 3y ago
Seems pretty accurate. Based on my (almost true) resume[1] the top result was: Man Group Alpha Tech | Quant Python Engineer | London, UK [1] Resume: male sharpshooter can run 1 mile in under 6 minutes bench press 300 lbs
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by kayge 3y ago
Old Reddit link for those who prefer the 'classic' layout :) : https://old.reddit.com/r/tDCS/comments/2e7idx/simple_montage...
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by kayge 3y ago
So I thought I was getting great book summaries (from GPT 3.5, I guess) for various business books I had seen recommended, but then out of curiosity one day I asked it questions about a fiction book that I've re-read multiple times (Da
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by kayge 3y ago
> If you search Algolia for Beej... Or, as I just recently learned, you can click on the (beej.us) domain name next to the title at the top of this page and it will take you to a list of all the HN submissions for the site: https:/
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by kayge 3y ago
Lots of good advice here already, but I'll add one I haven't seen yet: set a good example of regularly exercising at home if possible. My boys are around 8 and 10 now and after seeing me consistently train over the years, they are
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by kayge 3y ago
HTML
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by kayge 3y ago
Because 'xyz engineering' consultants can charge a lot more $$$, and 'xyz writers' are all being replaced by AI ;)
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by kayge 3y ago
I've been looking for settings like this on my iPhone -- I'm probably in the minority here but I'd love to be able to do a couple of simple gesture-based commands on my phone. E.g. when I'm driving and my phone is mounte
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by kayge 4y ago
Video games are a sore subject in my house... I grew up with them and I turned out arguably okay (healthy, employable, sociable, etc). But my wife thinks they are the bane of society. And it wasn't until recently that I realized how mu

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