kurisufag

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by kurisufag 2y ago
this seems neat but you really need to work on commit messages other than "update code". it makes it harder to get a bearing on the codebase.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
the idea of an 0day for the brain via optic nerve stimuli in the same vein as adversarial failure cases for neural nets was the interesting bit for me. i'm not really sure i grokked the whole 'sumerian is machine code for mankind&
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by kurisufag 2y ago
identity politics sneakily becoming a required element in media (whether that be for genuine representation reasons, appeals to that market, whatever) isn't a necessary result of equitability in writing.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
no offense (well, some offense...), but are you reading a script? enacting an argument you've had mentally with someone else? you literally just replied to a post saying the the gay / alleged nazi dynamic wasn't critical to t
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by kurisufag 2y ago
>NEETs != nerds. of course -- nerds have friends, there's a nerd table in the lunch room, there's always some space carved out for nerd-type activities, they'll probably eventually find a matching nerd-girlfriend (or boyfr
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by kurisufag 2y ago
i'm "likening gays and Nazis" only in the sense that they're both adjectives. i chose the example of homosexuality because - tim cook is gay, and we're talking about Apple - it nicely politically parallels criticizi
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by kurisufag 2y ago
i don't really think that's a fair way to answer my question. the property "associated to the concept of jew-murder" doesn't automatically make judging a technical company by the alleged beliefs of its operator sens
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by kurisufag 2y ago
reading someone express the idea that NEETs "are robbing /themselves/ of agency" is surprisingly upsetting. what is someone to do when they've grown up undersocialized, not in-tune enough to hang with the normals ye
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by kurisufag 2y ago
if the implication is that SpaceX partnerships are undesirable because of elon's alleged personal politics... tim cook is an active, public homosexual. would it make sense to call this "SpaceX getting into bed with the gays"?
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by kurisufag 2y ago
[flagged]
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by kurisufag 2y ago
I enjoyed it, personally.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
i prefer 'mind-killer', myself. https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/9weLK2AJ9JEt2Tt8f/politics-i...
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by kurisufag 2y ago
you're on a website called "Hacker News", man. you think the startup game is less of an "e-ego waving contest"?
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by kurisufag 2y ago
it wasn't a brag or anything, i just don't know by what means i would've been introduced to that stuff other than game cheats. 15-year-old-me definitely did not care about crackmes or malware reversing. i did start writing co
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by kurisufag 2y ago
fwiw, cheating in CS(GO) taught me x86 RE and low-level programming way younger than is usual. sophomore year of high school. I still recommend writing an HvH cheat to anyone that wants to get into proggin' -- you get a taste of both s
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by kurisufag 2y ago
it's not visible to nitter, which is annoying.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
i did it literally yesterday! my sleep schedule's all out of wack, so i miss the slightly-late emails the public services send. now i get a nice loud fire alarm beep to wake me up when someone drops a course i want ;^)
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by kurisufag 2y ago
just listening to the radio.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
goddamn the English language
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by kurisufag 2y ago
you don't need archiveteam to save databases you already have. just dump the PII columns and put 'em up for torrent.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
Is there some allowance for listing multiple locations? Specifically to address students listing both their home and university campus. re: federation, I'd prefer ActivityPub to AT, just ecosystem-wise.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
> Which programming language allows to craft shellcodes, build servers, create phishing pages? Before Rust, none! i'd ordinarily consider this too implausible a statement to be seriously believed, but rust people really do talk like
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by kurisufag 2y ago
the cert for ascii.textfiles.com expired oct 27... annoying.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
Good news for homelabbers and bootstrappers.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
>zero control I have had reasonable success with Youtube's built-in algorithm-massaging features. It mostly always respects "Do Not Recommend Channel", and understands "Not Interested" after a couple repetitions.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
i don't know who Benjamin is, and i am unfamiliar with anything you've done since, but fwiw i also recognized your name from the sneedacity incident. you're cooler than i remember you being.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
would you mind pointing out why? those are very dissimilar licenses in the sense that wtfpl is basically a cute way of putting something into the public domain, while MIT et. al. do actually have (albeit minor and reasonable) restrictions o
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by kurisufag 2y ago
this may be what you're looking for http://www.wtfpl.net/about/
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by kurisufag 2y ago
there /was/ a 2DS, though, and it came after the 3DS.
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by kurisufag 2y ago
>With ChatGPT, this can be extended to create emails that look very personal - as if someone has followed all of your work and is genuinely interested in what you are up to - with extremely low effort. And people are already doing this,

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