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by oncallthrow 1y ago
How do you know if you have passed on your knowledge without knowing what your students think/know?
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by oncallthrow 1y ago
> Do you really want to read the students original thought? Why else would you become a teacher, if you didn't care about what your students think?
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by oncallthrow 1y ago
There is no way to design such a system that is not cheatable. At the very least, someone could simply type out text from another window or device. On any normal operating system or browser, the user will be able to bypass whatever mechanis
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by oncallthrow 1y ago
LLM cheating detection is an interesting case of the toupee fallacy. The most obvious ChatGPT cheating, like that mentioned in this article, is pretty easy to detect. However, a decent cheater will quickly discover ways to conduce their LLM
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by oncallthrow 1y ago
??? There are fairly often thunderstorms here. At least 3 per year, I'd estimate.
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by oncallthrow 1y ago
How do you explain https://simonwillison.net/2025/Apr/26/o3-photo-locations/ ?
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
Referrals are near-worthless, you're wasting your money
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
WAFs are so shit
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg5dg4p2l0o "Counter-terror officers from the Metropolitan Police are leading the investigation into a major fire that has closed Heathrow Airport"
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
Yes, unfortunately NIMBYs have been blocking any iota of progress in this area for around 40 years
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
XML is to authentication bypasses what C is to buffer overflow attacks
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
So TL;DR the vuln here is that ToDesktop injected production secrets in the container they use to build customer-supplied images. This is completely incompetent to the point of gross negligence. There is no excuse for this
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
> It can be on tape, or optical, or silicon, or paper. You can pick up a hardware security module for a few thousand bucks. No excuse not to.
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
Gouda being 50-60% of global cheese consumption is obviously complete rubbish. I'm shocked no-one working on the ad noticed.
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
> Given that the US is now officially a potential EU enemy This is absolutely delusional
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
Have you considered Somatic Symptom Disorder?
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
> #1 : Focus. Disconnect. Do not be distracted. People are hating on this, but I largely agree, or at least I agree more than the common advice of "just enjoy college!". College is the one time in your life that you have all th
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
It hits the frontpage often because people assume that Docker is this super complex thing, but (at its most fundamental), it's actually quite elegant and understandable, which is interesting - a perfect HN story, in fact.
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by oncallthrow 2y ago
At mine: compensated for being on-call, but it's a pittance (in the 100-200 per week range, which is nowhere near being worth it). We get TOIL for time spent responding to incidents.