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by px43 1y ago
The important part is the short term gains, and the people making them jumping away on a golden parachute before the long term consequences kick in.
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by px43 1y ago
For some people "free" means "autonomy", and copyleft licences do a lot to restrict autonomy.
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by px43 1y ago
There's a lack of clarity, but it seems likely to me that a majority of this traffic is actually people asking questions to the AI, and the AI going out and researching for answers. When the AI tools are being used like a web browser t
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by px43 1y ago
He was 14 when he wrote that.
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by px43 1y ago
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by px43 1y ago
What phone are you using?
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by px43 1y ago
It kind of does matter if it's real, because in my experience this is something OpenAI has thought about a lot, and added significant protections to address exactly this class of issue. Throwing out strawman hypotheticals is just going
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by px43 1y ago
What's a "trim" in this context?
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by px43 2y ago
ChatGPT 4.5: Ooh, a binary puzzle—fun! Let’s decode it: 01111001 01100101 01110011 In binary, each byte (set of 8 digits) represents an ASCII character. Let's break it down: 01111001 = y 01100101 = e 01110011 = s So, it spells out &quo
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by px43 2y ago
Language evolves. As much as we are training computers to understand us, they are training us to understand them. The level of precision required for highly complex tasks was never necessary before. My four year old has a pretty solid under
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by px43 2y ago
It was entrapment because federal agents posing as crime bosses were threatening Ross that if he didn't hire the hitman there would be serious consequences. He was manipulated and forced into the position he was in.
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by px43 2y ago
I'm not convinced that you looked at the article you linked. > That’s because he was the Silk Road employee implicated in an elaborate, and fake, murder-for-hire scheme, created in part by a corrupt Drug Enforcement Administration (
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by px43 2y ago
> Cursor does not have a bug bounty Shouldn't this alone be considered criminal negligence at this point? Cursor isn't some random open source project. It's a company that has funding, and subscriptions. Hell, I pay Cursor
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by px43 2y ago
I went again recently (less than a year ago) for the first time since the 90s and the animatronics stage was still fully functional. Apparently very few locations are left with working stages, and I was impressed that my local stage had con
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by px43 2y ago
Isn't this an advancement in communication though? People can put out a message in whatever language or style they prefer, the machine translators translate it into an overly verbose AI vomit, and readers condense it back down into the
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by px43 2y ago
What is CT here? Central Time? Connecticut? Maybe Certificate Transparency? I guess that last one might make the most sense. Abbreviations are hard.
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by px43 2y ago
Oh hey Greg :-D Did you watch the movie yet? Was fun. I'm definitely still team Dave. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Kleiman Last time I talked to Peter was in 2019 and he was making fun of me for spending Bi
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by px43 2y ago
Maybe that's something. Maybe goodwill would be more effective when laundered through existing family connections. Surely someone in the midst of the famine has family in the US. Maybe support groups should be working directly with fam
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by px43 2y ago
$ wc all-ssns-sorted-uniq.txt 272535129 272535131 2997533927 all-ssns-sorted-uniq.txt 272,535,129 unique SSNs in the leak, so like 82% of the US population. Somehow I'm not in it, but lots of people that I know are. Also
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by px43 2y ago
At some point I saw a design for a machine you could park at the Lagrange point between Mars and the Sun that would collect solar power and spit out a magnetic field strong enough to deflect enough of the solar winds that we wouldn't n
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by px43 2y ago
It's called the "Island of Stability" : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_of_stability
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by px43 2y ago
Trump also very publicly ordered the extra-judicial execution of US citizen Michael Reinoehl, after which he murdered by US Marshals in Lacey, Washington. He brags about this all the time, even in the first presidential debate in 2020. htt
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by px43 2y ago
This bug seems to be exploitable due to a memory corruption triggered by the race condition, it's the memory corruption that rust would protect from.
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by px43 2y ago
No, TTF is fully turning complete. Maybe I should have specified that in the original post. WAV is just "vibrate speaker this way" over and over again.
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by px43 2y ago
Including taking classes in your desired field IMO, not just being actively engaged in two hiring processes at least once a week (which is what my state mandates for UEI).
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by px43 2y ago
My understanding is that only happens to a point, then new fat cells are generated, which will then just deflate/inflate when weight is lost and regained again. I think it's one of the reasons that losing fat is so much harder tha
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by px43 2y ago
If you think that's bad, until very recently, Windows used to parse ttf directly in the kernel, meaning that a target could look at a webpage, or read an email, and be executing arbitrary code in ring0. Last I checked there were about
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by px43 2y ago
Obviously this should be an open source tool that people can build for themselves. If you want to sell premium services or upgrades for it later, you need to have an open/free tier as well. Also are you aware of the (very awesome) EDR
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by px43 2y ago
Many torrent sites have stronger reputation vetting than Microsoft code signing certs.
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by px43 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophical_razor > In philosophy, a razor is a principle or rule of thumb that allows one to eliminate ("shave off") unlikely explanations for a phenomenon, or avoid unnece

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