munchausen42

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by munchausen42 11mo ago
„ 100% of tech experts I talk to“ - that seems like a legitimate population sample to support such broad statements.
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Ask HN: With AI bubble burst imminent, where do you put your money?
11 points by munchausen42 1y ago|34 comments
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Private Data and Passwords of Hegseth, Waltz, Gabbard Found Online(spiegel.de)
92 points by munchausen42 2y ago|14 comments
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by munchausen42 2y ago
Funny to see how being anti-GenAI and anti-LLM is now the new en vogue on HN. Can't wait till that dies off as well.
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by munchausen42 2y ago
hm I don't think that passwords are an example of good IT security. There are much better options like physical tokens, biometric features, passkeys etc. that are less obtrusive and don't require the users to follow certain learne
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by munchausen42 2y ago
About 'Default Deny': 'It's not much harder to do than 'Default Permit,' but you'll sleep much better at night.' Great that you, the IT security person, sleeps much better at night. Meanwhile, the res
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by munchausen42 2y ago
I think most of what a brain cell effectively does could be simulated with water channels, pulleys and gates - so don't expect humans to grok either.
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by munchausen42 3y ago
>more risk averse than the OpenAI one At least it's not sci-fi-risk averse ;)
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by munchausen42 3y ago
Ok so to summarize: Credentials have been stolen using a rather common malware from some people that didn't protect their computers properly. A subset of those credentials were related to OpenAI - while at the same time this malware (o
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by munchausen42 4y ago
It does make sense for russia (or at least Gazprom). They've cut deliveries through the gas pipelines anyway. Now they might have needed a reason not to pay penalties for contract violation. By blaming random terrorists or the US they
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by munchausen42 4y ago
>Jesus, I can’t believe how spoiled and entitled so many people are The entitlement is called workers rights. People fought quite hard to get the ones we have right now. E.g. my grandfather was still working 6 days and 48h a week (same c
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by munchausen42 4y ago
The only relevant difference is in which part you use the word "force" in the description of the hypothetical world. In the real world, however, no one is usally forced to WFH. But we were forced to WFO.
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by munchausen42 4y ago
If you wonder why an argument might be controversial, it can helpful to imagine how it would sound like in mirror world: Assume for a moment that working remotly and a flexible workday would have been always the default. And now some compan
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by munchausen42 5y ago
The guy providing the data in the CA scandal was a credible scientist at the Universities of Toronto and Cambridge. His social media data collection back then was considered part of his legitimate research activities. It was funded by resea
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Normalcy Bias(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by munchausen42 7y ago|0 comments
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by munchausen42 7y ago
To get rid of search engines like Google and Bing we don't need to build a new internet - we just need to build new search engines. E.g., how about an open source spider/crawler that anyone can run on their own machine continuousl
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Why create a startup when you have a PhD in CS and two kids(blog.code-n.org)
1 points by munchausen42 9y ago|0 comments