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pwaai
8y ago
wow....that is pretty interesting. how do you write your own fuzzer, seems like that's where the edge comes from? How much more of an effort is it to write an exploit? Is it necessary to build a Proof of Concept or is simply disclosing
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pwaai
8y ago
wow...you piqued my interest now... what API or software should I start with? Also, @SandboxEscaper mentions logic based exploits vs memory based ones which are disappearing (?), what is she referring to? also any good resources on starting
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pwaai
8y ago
do you have source that supports this?
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pwaai
8y ago
perhaps...I do notice Japanese roads are way clearer. No fading road paint...everything is crisp clear... best of all, no fast n furious wanna be-actually Japan has a thriving car culture and the police never seems to be able to catch those
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pwaai
8y ago
> Edit: I've also noticed on HN that sometimes I will get downvoted really hard for no clear reason and then two weeks later HN will magically transform my downvotes into upvotes. Not really sure why that happens, maybe a wave of bo
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pwaai
8y ago
It absolutely is relevant. Imagine being born into a body of your opposite sex and having to deal with a society that isn't advanced enough to realize the binary genders arose out of industrial revolution for productivity efficiency to
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pwaai
8y ago
I'm always curious about the individuals discovering these zero day vulnerabilities. What framework do they use to find it? Is it just educated trial and error until you hit something?
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pwaai
8y ago
Well if you are privileged to invest in Magic Leap One, they probably aren't hurting...no sympathy from me when their plans to buy a yacht is ruined :/ It is backed by Google so there is probably plans to improve the hardware whic
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pwaai
8y ago
100 installs from 10,000 visitors for starters.
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pwaai
8y ago
This is an interesting perspective but knowing Japanese culture, it's more to do with risk aversion and losing face by announcing something and then having it blow up in public. Very different environment . In the US you can commit wh
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pwaai
8y ago
I doubt it. It seems like a top down strategy outside of Waymo. Operate in silence training on vast amounts of data while your competitors are splashing in VC money thinking if they throw money at it they can solve it.
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pwaai
8y ago
This. Google's economic moat is their data. Proprietary data they've accumulated for the past two decades for various products and strategies. We should see a serious google competitor but we don't. Bing tried it and failed b
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pwaai
8y ago
I gave up trying to land the front page on HN. It just doesn't have the same quality of traffic or discussions from 5~6 years ago when HN was at it's peak. What's more there are a lot of false positives in the comment section
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pwaai
8y ago
I always wondered why there are no serial killer type of games or with realistic gore simulation. It's bad PR for giants like EA yet they've repeatedly opted for pay to play models which resulted in huge backlash.
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pwaai
8y ago
I have never seen anything with "Made in Russia" on it. What happens when nobody wants their oil?
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Ask HN: Worth becoming a standard AWS partner?
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pwaai
8y ago
dayum dat RTX ray tracing is real
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pwaai
8y ago
is there a realistic mining/digging simulator? I love minecraft but sometimes I wish I was digging a real mine with buttresses
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pwaai
8y ago
AWS ceryfication should be mandatory in some industries.
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Trumps lawyer allegedly flipped
(nordic.businessinsider.com)
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8y ago
It's a full spectrum of monopolies that collectively represent a colonial apparatus...I'm not talking naval and nuclear projection or occupying a foreign country... Putin has clearly mastered a new type of war that specifically we
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pwaai
8y ago
looks like Google claims another victim....I don't see the point of using browserless
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yeah I've pretty much given up on the justice system. if you have money regardless of how you obtained it, the law always favor those with capital for the most part. Unless you try to fight back against government's monopoly on vi
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Does this mean that in the future we could literally be able to play FMV games? Basically, an AI that has been trained on every digital film there is which in turn also generates unique permutations to further increase the training data....
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8y ago
that's it...im moving to GCP sorry but Rekognition rekt it for any type of computer vision on AWS. Great infrastructure...after all I do have an AWS Solution Architect Associate certification....which means jack shit Great move by GCP,
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pwaai
8y ago
but a river is not an animal or human.....
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8y ago
im trying to figure out how to apply this to coding challenges.
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pwaai
8y ago
why are sociopaths so attractive? and successful?
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pwaai
8y ago
same, please get in touch with me.
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Show HN: Serverless Framework for PHP
(github.com)
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