pir8life4me

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DOJ blames China for string of hacks targeting federal agencies and hospitals(politico.com)
3 points by pir8life4me 2mo ago|0 comments
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The infrastructure quartermaster: inside a China-nexus state enablement model(lumen.com)
1 points by pir8life4me 2mo ago|0 comments
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America's long march toward Chinese-style surveillance state(ocregister.com)
11 points by pir8life4me 2mo ago|1 comments
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
+1 for mentioning throat singing.
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New Chinese surveillance leaves foreigners nowhere to hide(dw.com)
9 points by pir8life4me 2mo ago|1 comments
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FBI Disrupts Chinese Proxy Tools Used in Mass Hacking of US Agencies and Infrast(wired.com)
6 points by pir8life4me 2mo ago|1 comments
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
FBI Disrupts Chinese Proxy Tools Used in Mass Hacking of US Agencies and Infrastructure
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
Are we to outlaw everything that has an uncertain impact on jobs? Last time I checked lots of things have unknown or unpredictable effects.
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People Are Doing Something Strange and Illegal with the Epstein Files(slate.com)
8 points by pir8life4me 2mo ago|0 comments
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
I'm scared it will show I'm "the useless" team member
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
Brilliant. Whirring disk noise is nice touch. If AI generated this is what the AI revolution is all about. Can we get a cross platform screensaver?
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
A rose by any name would smell as sweet. Devops or SRE roses smell like sysadmins to me.
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
Chinese pandas, the reward for friends. Not friends? No pandas for you!
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
Soft power - Russian ballet, Japanese manga, k-pop.
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
This is just vague speculation. Cancers that kill their hosts (or viruses) don't survive if its too quick. Developers that killed their sysadmins just got a 2nd job as sysadmins. AI would have to invent humans as their slaves to run AI
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
Absolutely true. On domains I am an SME it fails miserably and tells me popular half truths. But after steering towards correction it can be accurate. I tell it not to be confident sounding if the conclusion is not strong. Sadly commercial
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
I tell it to examine both sides or find flaws with a position. I try not to lead it to my preferred conclusion. Bad info can be mitigated by asking for human sources and citations. Make the bot work for you.
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
Absurd. AI needs humanity like developers needs sysadmins. Humans are the geese that laid the golden AI egg. Simple fear mongering wrapped in a technological tone. I don't buy it at all.
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Car been recorded or license plate searched? Check 'Have I Been Flocked' site(nypost.com)
2 points by pir8life4me 2mo ago|0 comments
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
I stay sharp by using AI to explore things I don't know. Kinda works. Helps if you enjoy testing unusual ideas.
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by pir8life4me 2mo ago
I'd love a BEV but where do I charge it? If I use public chargers isn't that vastly more expensive?
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
Google embeds a VPN in their internal browser for employees. Running Chrome = running a VPN.
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
I have configured my AI to be polite, say thanks and please. No idea why its not by default.
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
I can do a nice task with AI but can't easily schedule it. Enterprise controls make what could be a simple cron job into a nearly impossible scheduled task. So AI has to be one shot for me where I use it. So productivity is dramaticall
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
I thought the regular Tesla's were getting mileage data for the taxis. Inventing a new taxi and throwing away the data is starting over? Why not taxi the existing supposedly made for self driving cars and utilize their data? Makes no s
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
How much? I think I got 8 bill from AI so ....
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
Fun. But the ATC has a different UI I think?
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
So then why aren't bad decision making execs being let go? If they can't forecast demand or headcount they should be replaced by confident sounding AI.
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
The lady in the article was a $500k/yr exec, not an illustrator. Neither was her husband iirc. Layoffs are usually across teams not "illustrators and translators". AI isn't killing jobs.
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by pir8life4me 3mo ago
Big company layoffs are probably more aligned with offshoring than AI, but they'll never admit it. Zuckerbergs 8 billion dollar VR metaverse flop has something to do with this maybe? Last time I checked AI isn't killing jobs if th

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