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by l23k4 5mo ago
Are you seriously going to claim that this is not LLM generated? https://alphapixeldev.com/what-is-a-mercenary-programmer-and... The guys twitter account is full of LLM slop: https://x.com/alphapixel Perhap
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by l23k4 5mo ago
None of the servers seized from this small datacenter were hosted at a big cloud provider, they were hosted at the small datacenter and not a big cloud provider.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Bizarre comparison. Who is the customer for a Model S? What fancy full-size sedan would they otherwise buy? Certainly not the person who'd buy a BMW 7er or a Mercedes S-class. Model S does not offer the basic comforts required to compe
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by l23k4 5mo ago
I'll buy this car, mostly because I like the interior. The fact that I like the interior and I can't get it for less money is what justifies the price tag.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
>What’s awesome about it? The fact that it's extremely boring and conventional? >That G-force thing is a gimmick. You already know the ballpark without even looking, and unlike speed I’m not sure what’s the use case for precise r
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by l23k4 5mo ago
What is this supposed to mean? Most of the tor nodes in Netherlands are actually physically in Netherlands.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
> Care to assume how many of those are hosted at "major cloud providers"? Zero (not a guess)
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by l23k4 5mo ago
That particular API is actually perfectly fine, stable and relatively pleasant to work with. I have absolutely no idea what the UK sales team was trying to do. Some kind of negging? Perhaps they trained at Tate university.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
>Providing a website is hardly evidence they were a legitimate business. legitimate business? Of course they weren't. This is a bulletproof hoster specializing in offering hosting to people doing illegal stuff. That's not OPs c
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Funny, I've recently (and repeatedly) had the exact opposite experience while negotiating SaaS contracts for my largely London-based startup. Contact UK sales team? They don't believe we could even use their product because we&#x2
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Come on, try and imagine the human being who would write that sentence. The article is obviously AI written in its entirety. I mean look at this sentence which randomly contains the " - " pattern twice in a row, which is then not
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by l23k4 5mo ago
If you do it in a comparable manner? Probably. Or, you know, just hit someone with a car. Criminal charges are often not filed even if the driver is clearly at fault.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
I feel like this is kind-of a solved problem in the jurisdictions where banks are liable for customer losses not arising from gross negligence. If a bank calls their customers directly and trains them to get phished, the bank does not get t
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by l23k4 5mo ago
I literally have a full time employee whose job consists almost entirely of keeping track of these rules. I get daily emails saying things like "Shipping synthetic human hair wigs via lines X, Y is now forbidden", "Shipping
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Truecaller can tell you about who a phone number belongs to. Truecaller cannot accurately tell you whether or not the person calling you from a phone number is actually in control of that phone number.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
UNRWA sustains life in Gaza. HAMAS mostly exists in Gaza. Therefore UNRWA perhaps sustains HAMAS by delaying the indiscriminate mass murder of Gazans through manmade famine. I don't really see how this would make UNRWA a subsidiary of
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by l23k4 5mo ago
>If you want to get goods to someone in Uganda, don't talk to the Australian Post about the rules, talk to a Ugandan importer who knows how to actually work the system that exists in practice. Well, as it turns out, you also need to
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Basically everyone in the UAE uses VPNs, the government is OK with this. They do DPI to interfere with VOIP calling over VPNs though, the purpose being to use phone bills as a yet another hidden tax (which the UAE has a plenty of).
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by l23k4 5mo ago
>They 100% do. Not even close. For the most part, they're bound by EU regulations. >It isn't a legal thing to do because they didn't give a reason why. ANd if they do give a reason it must be legal to the local legal fr
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by l23k4 5mo ago
>What policies of local legal framework and the bank define as a "rksy customer" might vary completely. No they don't? Your next sentence demonstrates as much: > For example many EU banks refuse service to US citizens d
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Banks are required to provide fairly detailed information when refusing basic PAD accounts on those grounds. This doesn't apply to regular bank accounts, but these are specifically the accounts intended by regulators for people who&#x2
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by l23k4 5mo ago
SamTinnerholm started to consistently use emdash in their comments starting 11 days ago, before that none of their comments used emdash. LLMs like emdash very much, humans don't use it very much these days.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
>The eu it self has a faceless committee that debanks people without a day in court or any oversight. Which committee is that? >Banks are said to be required to state a reason for refusing or freezing an account Such requirements tend
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by l23k4 5mo ago
>In EU, Czechia. Foreign(french lol) banks are banning accounts because you work in gun manufacturing industry. In EU. When 2 countries from you, there is a FCKIN' war happening. Why do you think this is special? US banks will do th
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Why is it crazy? EU has the "basic payment account" scheme which makes sure that ultimately nobody is left without a bank account.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Why? It's because of enforcement the bank is doing this. The policies don't prohibit banks from getting rid of risky customers, they actively encourage it.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
The "because" part is wrong. Also, FWIW, countries in the EU don't just get to make their own banking rules. I don't have an argument, you are simply misunderstanding what's happening here. Closing accounts that bel
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by l23k4 5mo ago
That has nothing to do with why this is happening.
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by l23k4 5mo ago
Why is this supposed to be surprising? These kinds of customers are a huge compliance burden for the bank, why should the banks keep doing business with customers that most likely cost them money?
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by l23k4 5mo ago
> faster than security can keep up What does that even mean? Bugs are finite, at some point they'll just all be patched and you'll be left with bug-free software. AI bug discovery getting better is an incredible advantage for d

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