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by m3047 1y ago
If the report is correct, then I think something else is being inferred / implied. If dnsmasq was only caching the ANSWER section, then the only thing which could be poisoned would be the qname. If cache poisoning for arbitrary domain
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by m3047 1y ago
I can't think of a recursing resolver which discards / disallows non-hostname queries. The only case I've run into, ever, is the stub resolver in the Ignition SCADA platform (running Java on top of the Azul JVM). (It's o
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by m3047 1y ago
I use Ooma VOIP service and you can forward calls to a different number (I use that occasionally). I don't use it but they also have an iOS / Android app which lets you make calls from your Ooma VOIP number. The FAQ says you can&#
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by m3047 1y ago
Kodak at one time was a powerhouse of applied chemistry, curating a huge library of chemical compounds. I know this because a particular early biotech company rented out the processes (in their own labs) they were developing so that Kodak c
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by m3047 1y ago
If you run Postfix yourself, here's something I wrote to scratch that itch: https://github.com/m3047/trualias
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by m3047 1y ago
There's a question which was rhetorically asked by Yaser S. Abu-Mostafa: "How do we know if we're learning from data?" and his answer was: "We are learning from data if we can generalize from our training set to our
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by m3047 1y ago
I will die on the hill that the "best product" respects its customers, is safe, performs correctly, and is purchased not rented. Under those constraints the "best product" largely does not win now.
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by m3047 1y ago
He's talking about a fait accompli : > But as countries defected and adopted mercantilist policies, the global system lacked sufficient authority to stop them. It's not the future. It's now.
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by m3047 1y ago
Am I the only person with vehicles to wrench, a house to work on, chickens in the yard... as well as open source projects? If I'm not getting paid, I still have plenty to do which feeds me to today or prepares me for tomorrow. Cache la
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by m3047 1y ago
In 2005 I used a bot motel with Markov Chain derived dummy content for this exact purpose.
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by m3047 1y ago
Geoff Lewis has been sampling the product. Will this turn into a cultural thing amongst VCs? (Has it already?) https://futurism.com/openai-investor-chatgpt-mental-health
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by m3047 1y ago
Check out the CIA's free coursebook referenced above. It's got good stuff in it. (Your tax dollars at work.)
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by m3047 1y ago
Human biological products (esp incl blood products) are a significant export product from the USA. Won't help Europe though because EU is one of the biggest importers.
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by m3047 1y ago
I mentioned set and setting in a thread, and I guess the person didn't appreciate it (by the way, THREE 737 MAXes). What am I talking about when I say "set and setting"? For starters, there is a narrative which we are assault
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by m3047 1y ago
I kind of wonder why psych bots aren't regulated as medical devices, since ML diagnostic products certainly are.
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by m3047 1y ago
Thank you everyone for the love. I read Robert Anton Wilson and Philip K Dick many years ago. I've been observing a recurring feature in human thought / organization ever since. People in this thread have done a pretty good job wi
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by m3047 1y ago
> it's essentially impossible to ever gauge the efficacy of AI in doing anything... ... compared to humans? Yes. This is a philosophical conundrum which you tie yourself up in if you choose to postulate the artificial intelligence
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by m3047 1y ago
I think you are correct, and incorrect. However: set and setting. Another of Lanier's observations, which he relates to LLMs, is the Boeing "smart" stall preventer which crashed two <strike>Dreamliners</strike&g
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by m3047 1y ago
It was put forward in 1960s (maybe? Robert Anton Wilson? and for parallel purposes Philip K Dick's percept / concept feedback cycle) science fiction, and having therefore casually looked for phenomena when support / disprove
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by m3047 1y ago
If you happen to drive east / west through Yakima on a semi-regular basis you've probably noticed the Rattlesnake Ridge slide over the past half a decade: https://www.heraldnet.com/northwest/landslide-near-yak
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by m3047 1y ago
+1 for the article, don't have an answer to your question.
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by m3047 1y ago
I'm not sure I understand the mental model you're basing your inferences on, but my model leads to a far different outcome: If you've got a good enough bot and it's pre-qualified to spend money, then it can use the speci
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by m3047 1y ago
Very nice. Maybe that should be submitted to The Register for their units of measurement menagerie.
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by m3047 1y ago
> you're guaranteed a consistent ser/de experience Are there that many implementations of protobuf? How many just wrap the C lib and proto compiler? Consistency can be caused by an underlying monoculture, although that's t
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by m3047 1y ago
> This is because standard TCP packets max out at ~65 Kb. BTW, frags are bad. DNS infra is still kneecapped by what turned out to be an extremely exuberant kicking of the can down the road packaged as "best practice". I think t
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by m3047 1y ago
Focuses on the contiguous US States. It gets more interesting when you're accessing resources not located in North America / Western Europe. It gets even more interesting when neither you or the resources are located there. I don&
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by m3047 1y ago
Dropping packets is not the whole story... > If you are dropping packets and losing data, why would it matter if you're making one request or several? Let's just focus on the second part: why would it matter if you're maki
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by m3047 1y ago
I don't know. I still use telnet for things, but I can use nc in a pinch. I would be more inclined to wish for expect. What I don't get is all the SSL kids never mention s_client, as in "...use s_client instead". Granted
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"problem child" is an allusion to Hoffman's own characterization.
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by m3047 1y ago
I don't know that this is a particularly good article, but it touches on two elements of games based on incomplete / imperfect information. One of these elements he refers to as "leverage" and I think he does an ok job e

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