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by pests 1y ago
Forget on-chain, how do you prove you had control of the wallet IRL off-chain at the time of the trasnactions?
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by pests 1y ago
Target is also known for building cases over time until more serious charges can be used.
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by pests 1y ago
What’s the difference?
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by pests 1y ago
> Or WP Engine, which basically lifted WordPress wholesale and gives absolutely nothing back. I understand (tho not agree with you) up until this point. Don’t forget Wordpress was not originally Wordpress, you would say they “basically l
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by pests 1y ago
It’s not this. Steam accepted 0confirmations to ease the payment flow. Before the transaction would be mined into a block, the fraudster would submit a new higher priority transaction sending the payment to themselves.
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by pests 1y ago
Stopped using Zelle after a friend sent a small amount (~$60ish) and it just disappeared into the ether. His bank couldn’t find it, my bank never got it, Zelle kept telling us to speak to our banks. Still haven’t gotten it a year or two lat
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by pests 1y ago
My cousin is like this. He can make buddies with the car in the next lane while driving over a simple bumper sticker. I’m sitting cringing while they are exchanging numbers going 40.
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by pests 1y ago
Correct
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by pests 1y ago
The main browser process treats the renderer as untrustworthy/potentially hostile. A compromised renderer is in the threat model.
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by pests 1y ago
> “meeting other people in person” as a tiresome chore. Someone linked the short story The Machine Stops by E. M. Forster the other day where this is an element. A character makes a big deal of having to meet her son in person, opposed o
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by pests 1y ago
Hey, mind looking up a link to one of those antennas? Just don’t want to pick the wrong part, so many abbreviations and acronyms. I picked up an rtl sdr about a year or two ago and haven’t done much outside of listening to local FM stations
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by pests 1y ago
Reran with 2.5 pro: “ The Great Wall of China is a truly monumental achievement, an architectural marvel with a long and savory history. It's not a single, continuous wall, but rather a massive network of fortifications, watchtowers, a
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by pests 1y ago
I ran your prompt in Gemini 2.5 flash. “ The Great Wall of China is a truly staggering feat of human engineering, a testament to immense willpower and a desire for protection. Stretching over 13,000 miles, it winds its way across mountains
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by pests 1y ago
Who has a single issue and doesn’t understand that issue at all though?
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by pests 1y ago
So if enough people used adblockers that would make them bad too? It’s just an issue of numbers? Brave blocks ads by default. Tools like Pocket and reader mode disables ads. Why is it okay for some user agents but not others?
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by pests 1y ago
Oddly just watched my first meatcanyon video today on pirate software and now seeing it mentioned again.
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by pests 1y ago
Technically modern LLMs are handicapped on translation tasks compared to the original transformer architecture. The origami transformer got to see future context as well as past tokens.
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by pests 1y ago
robots.txt is for bots and I am not one though. As a user I can access anything regardless of it being blocked to bots. There are other mechanisms like status codes to rate limit or authenticate if that is an issue.
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by pests 1y ago
While I usually hate all the accusations of writings being LLM generated, I find your example a bit odd as that phasing is very typical of ChatGPT, especially when it was glazing everyone after that one update they had to reverent. “It’s no
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by pests 1y ago
What’s wrong with it downloading documents when the user asks it to? My browser also downloads whole documents and sometimes even prefetches documents I haven’t even clicked on yet. Toss in a adblocker or reader mode and my browser also str
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by pests 1y ago
Sniped
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by pests 1y ago
Fireworks was great when I was a young teen and first learning the difference vector graphics could make. Let’s not forget our beloved Flash, who knows how Macromedia would have handled it and maybe it wouldn’t have had to be removed from b
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by pests 1y ago
I mean look at the US response to the Chinese balloons - took a bit of time and ended up being handled by fighters not missiles
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by pests 1y ago
> so logprobs of tokens after the bug happened might only be slightly higher than normal. Sounds like it’s easier to pinpoint the bug.
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by pests 1y ago
Corporate IT usually has a relationship and trusts Microsoft already. Not like it’s a small I trusted company.
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by pests 1y ago
A recent YT video talking about it. https://youtu.be/hJ-rRXWhElI?si=8h4h6lnbUpBDLiQp
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by pests 1y ago
I’m guessing this is in reference to a recent YT video about private equity buying up YouTube channels in recent years, mostly in the science and engineering spaces. Channels publicly acquired by PE: Task & Purpose, Donut Media, Veritas
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by pests 1y ago
Yes, and us adults also struggle with this. Look at hustle culture where every hobby is turned into some money making side gig. You like painting? Why isn’t your art on Etsy? Like working out? Become a personal trainer. Make an app for your
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by pests 1y ago
> you would not be able to fit an "Ethernet" connector into it Because of the size being different? Surely a keyed female plug will take a male connector with or without the key. Or did you mean you couldn't fit a RK45 con
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by pests 1y ago
> but not all checksum failures are impossible to recover from Which failures are possible to recover from?

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