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The Venera program: Interplanetary probes from behind the Iron Curtain(astronomy.com)
1 points by marcusb 1y ago|0 comments
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by marcusb 1y ago
That's covered under point #1. I'm not claiming these tools are perfect. Neither are most people, but from the standpoint of an employer, the question is going to be "does the tool, after accounting for errors, make my emplo
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by marcusb 1y ago
Chattanooga also has one of the larger (if not largest) municipal fiber networks in Tennessee, offering service up to 25gbps. https://www.cnet.com/home/internet/say-hello-to-the-countrys...
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by marcusb 1y ago
This reminds me of the story a few days ago about "what is your best prompt to stump LLMs", and many of the second level replies were links to current chat transcripts where the LLM handled the prompt without issue. I think there
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by marcusb 1y ago
Anything is possible, but he didn't start the conversation about cheating. Someone else brought up something to the effect of they thought game shows were fake, then he told his story and a third person the table searched for and showe
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by marcusb 1y ago
> Apparently he gets pretty high with friends and shit talks - but when when the search started to suggest some pretty way out things along the same lines, he landed that their conversations weren't private any more. I had an experi
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by marcusb 1y ago
It's still around
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by marcusb 1y ago
I think you're bending over backwards here to rationalize this 'review'. Assuming this person does use throwaway accounts as you suggest, you'd have to believe that in February of last year, they were busy writing a dic
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by marcusb 1y ago
The current models really seem to struggle with the runes...
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by marcusb 1y ago
https://claude.ai/share/648e38d4-e282-43dd-8c9c-b0ea76ae0baf
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by marcusb 1y ago
The original code is explicit as to the intended purpose: # Auto generate random X-Forwarded-For if doesn't exist. # Otherwise AWS forwards true IP address in X-Forwarded-For header x_forwarded_for = request.h
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by marcusb 1y ago
Cool. I'd expect such a throwaway account to be a bare throwaway account and not have multiple learning-project style repos with activity spreading out over a period of a few years, such as you see with the author of the critique/
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by marcusb 1y ago
The original author claims this is to prevent API gateway from leaking the true client IP.
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by marcusb 1y ago
??? The public repos for this person that I could find that weren't forks with no activity to upstream consisted of a dice-rolling guessing game, rock-paper-scissors, and some kind of framework for downloading and transcribing audio fi
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by marcusb 1y ago
I agree - I'm not endorsing this broad usage of the term, just noting how I see it used in practice. This seems to be half driven by grifters on social media promoting their AI coding course du jour and half by people who just discover
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by marcusb 1y ago
The definition seems to have pretty rapidly moved to 'used an AI coding assistant in some capacity'.
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by marcusb 1y ago
This should be even more useful now that tire shops are refusing to repair tires with roadside plug repairs.
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by marcusb 1y ago
For b2b sales, as this IBM initiative seems to be focused on, I think there are a few things going on. This is all my opinion, based on first hand observation during the height of COVID WFH in enterprise sales, for a vendor that did very w
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by marcusb 1y ago
At least as described by the OP, I have a hard time believing IBM is doing this. There are a whole bunch of markets -- far more than they listed in their flagship/hub site list -- where a vendor like IBM would have a several - a few d
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by marcusb 1y ago
She might well have gotten the idea there. This was a fairly dilbert-esque company. Somebody adapted the meeting with a vendor comic[0] with the company's name and a drawing of one of their products. It was used in a lot of internal
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by marcusb 1y ago
I interviewed someone once for a network engineering job and, while talking about multicast routing, he mentioned Rendezvous Points[0], only he pronounced rendezvous as "Ron-divi-us". I asked him to describe RPs in a bit more d
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by marcusb 1y ago
(It is/was a subreddit where many observations of this nature are posted.)
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by marcusb 1y ago
...But it wasn't flagged. People just didn't keep upvoting it.
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by marcusb 1y ago
> If this was a top-down DOGE directive, why the immediate reversal? Did DOGE suddenly change its mind? From the man himself: “We will make mistakes. We won’t be perfect. But when we make a mistake, we’ll fix it very quickly,” Musk,
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by marcusb 1y ago
What I'm doing is drawing a reasonable inference based on the evidence available to me. Specifically: * The group is question (DOGE) is tasked with cutting spending deemed superfluous or wasteful. * The group in question is actively cu
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by marcusb 1y ago
This lede from NBC's article[0] last week covers it pretty well: President Donald Trump directed federal agencies Wednesday to revoke the security clearances and review the activities of two high-level former government officials w
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by marcusb 1y ago
The salient point is it was updated today with a statement from Krebs announcing his resignation.
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Chris Krebs to Leave Sentinel One(sentinelone.com)
25 points by marcusb 1y ago|5 comments
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by marcusb 1y ago
I tried to read this with an open mind, but I think the poster is talking about a lot of problems that are adjacent to CVE (coordinated vulnerability disclosure and vulnerability scoring, primarily) while missing the primary value that CVE
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by marcusb 1y ago
Taking this at face value, please see the Rustsec advisory database for prima facie evidence that vulnerability enumeration is still necessary https://rustsec.org/advisories/

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