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by pluc 2mo ago
Congratulations you're now a senior AI engineer
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by pluc 2mo ago
Could be it, Firefox w/ Mullvad on Linux. Gets a 403 on the second /session call, first one is a 302.
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by pluc 2mo ago
Nope, just said left when I meant right for some reason
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by pluc 2mo ago
I get a Forbidden white screen in the vim "window" and that's that
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by pluc 2mo ago
Firefox has a new Split View that's useful for this, but you still have to left click and select open in split view (M) then click the link. You also used to be able on some browsers to craft a link that was href="tab1.html|tab2.h
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by pluc 2mo ago
12 strings is one thing, but how about microtonal? That's instead of adding strings, you add frets! If you haven't heard them yet, you're in for a wild ride: https://www.youtube.com/@AnginePoitrine
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by pluc 2mo ago
Had this happen to me several times. Recruiter reaches out super excited they found you, tells you you're the next best thing since sliced bread, asks you for availability and then dies.
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by pluc 2mo ago
Cloudflare's business model is playing both sides. They sell anonymity to attackers and mitigation/protection to the victims.
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by pluc 2mo ago
https://ghostjobs.net/ https://ghostjobs.io/ ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43853401 )
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by pluc 3mo ago
"Everyone gets laid at the white house, EVERYONE"
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by pluc 3mo ago
Because they have to get back to work after. It's a shit leader attitude to admit you just traded humans for profits - you have to keep pretending. On the other end, employees keep pretending they are passionate about X, Y or Z and not
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by pluc 3mo ago
"We'll see!" -USA
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by pluc 3mo ago
Why would you offer data for free if people are going to pay someone else to access it? The whole internet is about to experience USA-level greed because people are too dumb not to use AI. Just like Google killed small sites because people
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by pluc 3mo ago
Now ban AI
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by pluc 3mo ago
This is infuriating. You are talking about people who have stolen and monetized the entirety of mankind's knowledge in plain view of everyone, and they still haven't faced a shred of consequences. Of course they don't go abou
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by pluc 3mo ago
or Chateau Frontenac in Quebec? What's the criteria for being a castle? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_Frontenac
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by pluc 3mo ago
Psychology of AI Software Teams taking preorders now
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by pluc 3mo ago
this is why I force plain text on emails
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by pluc 3mo ago
Sure, no problem with that, use Interpol's screening tech as a tool - that's what it is. Just a repository of information that you access and then decide what to do with the result just like any other API hit
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by pluc 3mo ago
The author's site is https://www.drcathicks.com/ and this is the publisher.
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by pluc 3mo ago
What do you think is stopping the US? It could be privacy but I don't think that would hold up in the public court as the US is way worse than EU when it comes to privacy regulations... what else? Control? And we're not talking ab
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by pluc 3mo ago
Isn't that why there's an org like Interpol with 192 countries "members" or "represented" I'm not sure which. Everyone owns it together kinda thing
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by pluc 3mo ago
Why isn't screening tech globalized on a planetary level? Shouldn't someone like INTERPOL take care of that?
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by pluc 3mo ago
Mullenweg will never allow WP to slip away from his control. "He wrote it" so you can't have it.
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by pluc 3mo ago
So... nothing that it wasn't already doing to itself? There's no one drop where "AI got into the market", SO had been declining steadily for years. I actually expected this post to be about how SO survived by selling its
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by pluc 3mo ago
It correlates directly with AI adoption.
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by pluc 3mo ago
That's... not a font? That's a generated animated image/video? "A computer font or digital font is a digital data file containing a set of graphically related glyphs" so it's not a font, humans can't read
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by pluc 3mo ago
It's one thing to spy on your population/users, it's another to spy on your clients. You can go all authoritarian fascist if that's what floats your boat, but at least don't backstab people who buy shit from you. Ca
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by pluc 3mo ago
There was a time where the default assumption was functionality created tracking opportunities. Nowadays, it's more the opposite. Social media have always been on the forefront of monetizing data, but the same data in the hands of gove
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by pluc 3mo ago
US Tech is fast becoming like Russia's and China's.

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