lavezzi

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by lavezzi 9mo ago
> US dystopia: probably accelerating? Yeah, absolutely no indicators whatsoever we can go off of right now.
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by lavezzi 10mo ago
yes, but recent alerts don't seem to be reporting properly, which now makes sense given the news.
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by lavezzi 10mo ago
> Despite the flashy title that's the first "sober" analysis from a CEO I read about the technology. Didn't IBM just sign quite a big deal with Groq?
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by lavezzi 11mo ago
https://twitter.com/settings/your_twitter_data/twitter_inter... think you'll be surprised in what has been signed for on your behalf.
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by lavezzi 11mo ago
Enough is enough, when is the regulation going to shut these legal insider trading markets down?
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by lavezzi 11mo ago
> If Anthropic should have prevented this, then logically they should’ve had guardrails. Right now you can write whatever code you want. But to those who advocate guardrails, keep in mind that you’re advocating a company to decide what c
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by lavezzi 11mo ago
I don’t think these points are accurate at all for people in the UK. There isn’t really a class divide, you ride trains in particular because it’s theoretically the most time efficient way to travel within metro areas and potentially across
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by lavezzi 1y ago
> Elon is a self described free speech absolutist, which is what he's enacted on X lmao no he hasn’t. Unbanning racists and being a free speech “absolutist” are mutually exclusive concepts here.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
yes, them constantly locking threads about content they don’t agree with is stellar
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by lavezzi 1y ago
https://2captcha.com/captcha-bypass-extension
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by lavezzi 1y ago
2FA or account recovery? I keep getting account recovery requests and it's pissing me off.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
Lucky for you Coinbase have set up a fund for people who got scammed through social engineering attacks due to their recent security fuckup. Regardless of whether you received an email from Coinbase notifying that you were affected, the att
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by lavezzi 1y ago
> First, stablecoins are now formally regulated in the US (with the GENIUS Act) and in Europe (under MiCA), so their use is now very explicitly regulated. Which misses the mark given the context, since the GENIUS provisions aren’t yet ef
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by lavezzi 1y ago
> Do we know WHY openAI even released them? Enterprises can now deploy them on AWS and GCP.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
Sounds more like “I’m hoping it doesn’t eat my lunch”, but everyone else be damned.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
Except this time you have Americans and insiders who wilfully want to kill it.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
And who is the authority to prove which stablecoins are ponzis and which are 'backed by real money'?
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by lavezzi 1y ago
Please tell me you're not linking to one of the biggest frauds of all time as evidence of doing the right thing and being backed by real dollars?
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by lavezzi 1y ago
use a proxy and use Claude Code with other models.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
not really true per https://artificialanalysis.ai/?intelligence-tab=coding
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by lavezzi 1y ago
provisional license, passport, etc.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
> London has 100% coverage for instance. What? > Large parts if London are just forests What?
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by lavezzi 1y ago
Between this and the GENIUS Act, the impending catastrophe will make the 2008 financial crisis seem like a golden age.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
Yes, and because I coincidentally decided to reboot before playing, I stupidly reinstalled Steam (and therefore uninstalling all my games) because the I immediately defaulted to thinking it was an issue on my end.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
Maybe you haven't flown recently then, even T-Mobile has introduced message based verification for trying to use their free in-flight WiFi now.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
> I have been receiving regular spear phishing calls from these guys, or someone who bought the leaked data, with classic tactics like claiming that I need to confirm a potentially fraudulent transaction. And how long has this been at an
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by lavezzi 1y ago
> I mean what are you even trying to prove here? That there are more options than holding your hands up and arguing the company couldn't have done anything further in terms of implementing effective controls.
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by lavezzi 1y ago
> So this is probably why the phishing calls have increased from ~1 per month to ~3 per week. Yes and their timeline doesn't add up with what they disclosed. If you take the Coinbase narrative, they only believed this was a 'ma
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by lavezzi 1y ago
> And the reason Coinbase has to keep all that sensitive stuff, much more than what would be required to identify and authenticate you, which you hope will never be stolen, is because of know your customer laws Real cop out here, be hone
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by lavezzi 1y ago
The customer service agents were accessing data they were already privileged to anyways. That's not how front line support agent access should work. You get access based on active cases you are working on, not the keys to the kingdom b

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