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The Great American Firewall(natlawreview.com)
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The next Patriot Act, but so much worse: Bill S686 the RESTRICT Act (TikTok ban)(old.reddit.com)
33 points by nabakin 4y ago|10 comments
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by nabakin 4y ago
Maybe Fintech companies should stop trying to apply the "growth at all costs" mindset to finance and instead focus on not scamming their users?
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by nabakin 4y ago
Oh I have a Binance story. Back when Binance was smaller, they had a system to let cryptocurrencies compete to join their platform. Every month or so, the cryptocurrency community which bought the most BNB was added to their platform. They
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by nabakin 4y ago
They made a blog post on it. Probably better than linking to their homepage https://frame.work/blog/introducing-the-framework-laptop-16-...
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I appreciate it too
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by nabakin 4y ago
Did you install the update from yesterday? It contains the fix so if you installed it, you won't be able to replicate anymore. Try finding old screenshots which meet the requirements.
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by nabakin 4y ago
Yes, pins can be bruteforced when they are stored locally, on device. That should be pretty obvious to those of us who know anything about security. However, the average user doesn't know about security. They shouldn't be expected
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by nabakin 4y ago
> Of course the PIN can be brute forced. This is obvious to those that know anything about security, but it is not obvious to the average user. It is Bitwarden's job to keep the user safe within their platform and if they provide a
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by nabakin 4y ago
You're assuming the average user understands security when that is definitely not the case. The job of Bitwarden is to help all users (even ones ignorant of security) to secure their data. If Bitwarden has no warning explaining that pi
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by nabakin 4y ago
Exactly. So many people in this comments section are saying 'well obviously a pin can be cracked' but the point is, the average user does not know this. Once they give their information to Bitwarden, they expect it to be safe. The
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by nabakin 4y ago
I've found that these conditions are needed on my Pixel 5: 1. Using the cropping tool given when taking the screenshot (using the Markup tool in any other way does not work for me) 2. You have to crop at least 2 sides Also, I'm no
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by nabakin 4y ago
Can we not have semantic arguments on HN? You know what I meant.
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by nabakin 4y ago
what are you talking about? The LLaMA weights leaked from someone on 4chan.
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Ty
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by nabakin 4y ago
Are you sure? API access is already given to everyone I think Edit: We have access through ChatGPT+, not the API. Got confused there.
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I'm surprised they would give it out when millions, if not billions are potentially at stake and following the LLaMA leak
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by nabakin 4y ago
Just like the BARD announcement in response to MSFT Sydney. They're trying to keep their stock prices from dipping
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With a recent PR, text-generation-webui makes this very easy to use https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui/pull/206
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It performs very well, but you have to give it the right prompt and model params. I imagine it will be ChatGPT level once it is trained with RLHF
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Opposing evidence says she wasn't even working at Wuhan at the time https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/51845/is-huang-... https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/h6DBBQKNGJt528lwdOMpnA
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by nabakin 4y ago
Small to medium Android phone manufacturers need to team up and support a single ROM instead of maintaining individual flavors like this which only last for a few years.
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by nabakin 4y ago
This is my experience as well, having multiple relatives who have worked at Title 1 schools and going to public school myself which was on the poverty side of things.
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> I think most teenagers are simply stressed from the constant work that's necessary for the college admissions process. If this was true, you'd expect there to be a similar trend between Major Depression and college admissions
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by nabakin 4y ago
People making a living is great ofc. People making a living off of copy-pasting content and ruining the search experience is clearly not useful and that is the only point I was ever arguing for.
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by nabakin 4y ago
How can you call garbage SEO websites 'content creators'? I think we'll be better off with websites which spread knowledge for the sake of spreading knowledge. Down with ads and low quality copy-paste sites.
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Garbage websites are 'content creators' now?
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by nabakin 4y ago
Exactly. If Google is able to provide better answers than the garbage websites with their SEO hacks, those garbage websites will not get clicks. I could see this improving the incentive system significantly
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Thank you for the help. That's too bad
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Awesome, I didn't know this was an option! Is there a cheap L2 managed switch? I'm only seeing $100+ boards with a cursory search

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