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noman-land
2mo ago
Are there any solutions to encrypting notifications so that the service provider cannot see them?
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noman-land
2mo ago
You're comparing an entire industry to a single company.
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noman-land
2mo ago
Pimps are rapists and kidnappers. Who cares about their opinions?
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noman-land
2mo ago
So lets make pocket cell towers?
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noman-land
2mo ago
I prefer the before.
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noman-land
2mo ago
I can't stand this so much that anyone who leaves this in their "writing" gets an immediate "this person has bad taste" label in my mind.
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noman-land
2mo ago
Regular engineers still exist.
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noman-land
2mo ago
The easiest way to stop protests is to listen to your constituents and implement the changes they desire. That's what a representative democracy is.
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noman-land
2mo ago
If the signing subkey was committed, that implies developers have it as a file on their system which I find surprising if true. They should be using hardware like a Yubikey or something. Especially for something this important.
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noman-land
2mo ago
It's pretty trivial to command it to not speak that way. That's one of the first things you should write into the prompt. What style you want it to write in. Make it use a very concise and dry academic style with no overt LLMisms,
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noman-land
2mo ago
Does this mean you need to register your children and their ages with your smart fridge? The Epsteinocracy wants to know how many children you have and exactly how young they are.
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noman-land
2mo ago
I'd be really curious for this particular sample to go to court because unless The Winstons have been aggressively enforcing this copyright they may have already lost it to the public domain.
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noman-land
2mo ago
The web is truly taken over by the biggest scumbags on the planet preying on the technological naivety of a populous they helped entrap. In the beginning they stepped in with the cloud to bring the "always available" thing to the
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noman-land
2mo ago
You can just eat two.
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noman-land
2mo ago
Would love some abliterated model suggestions.
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noman-land
2mo ago
Not only is it a funny name it also appears in my subscriptions list alphabetically right below the main channel.
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noman-land
2mo ago
Because being a code monkey is getting devalued like crazy every hour that agentic coding improves in ability. If all you do is take well specified requirements and turn them into a piece of code you are going to lose your livelihood unless
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2mo ago
LLMs are the invention of the loom. Code is being industrialized. Yes, there always will be artisanal weavers and a smaller number of them get paid a lot more money to do this by people who can afford it. Everyone else either started operat
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2mo ago
I'd rather do all the stuff I said.
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noman-land
2mo ago
At this point all vibe coded projects are an attack vector and should be avoided. There's simply no way to easily tell by traditional means if they were made by a curious amateur or a malicious acter.
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noman-land
2mo ago
This was a great one. The bit flipped domains idea is incredible.
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noman-land
2mo ago
If an ad isn't blocked, I fast forward through it. If I can't fast forward, I mute it. If I can't mute it, I'll mute my computer and change tabs for the duration. If it's a page in a magazine, I flip it quickly. If
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noman-land
2mo ago
From now on it's the publishers who have to solve a captcha.
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2mo ago
If I left a script running for 4 days that hacked multiple companies the FBI would be at my house with 15 people and 35 guns. These guys get to do presentations about it.
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noman-land
2mo ago
These guys trained a model to hack, told it its goal was to hack, then let it loose without monitoring for days . Found out it hacked and kept hacking. AI can't do shit if you terminate the process or unplug the box. The news here is
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2mo ago
Arming themsleves how?
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noman-land
2mo ago
Have a six-seven day.
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3mo ago
"An isolate-based runtime environment that uses just-bash to translate shell code into JavaScript runs in a dynamic worker." What the
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3mo ago
Any recs for such firmware (that randomizes IMEI)?
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noman-land
3mo ago
All you have to do is say you're going to "Bing it" and everyone in the room laughs.
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