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by r_lee 1mo ago
from someone who can remember how they even got into programming: it's because this is BS and just a toy, it's got no connection to the real world. from the angle of someone trying to make some toy to teach programming, maybe in t
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by r_lee 1mo ago
it's not too far fetched, for example when Deepseek came out with their new caching techniques where they were able to offer those insane discounts, it was only available through their API which would retain and train on your prompts s
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by r_lee 1mo ago
I don't think that "label" even applies if they're posting such content
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by r_lee 1mo ago
it's not your own if you pass it onto an LLM then it's just LLM writings prompted by you how do I know which part is made up by the LLM or it's own interpretation or it's own opinion etc? how can there be any value if I
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by r_lee 1mo ago
now THAT is a load-bearing simulation
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by r_lee 1mo ago
I guess it's just become a term for ADHD-like or popularly believed to be ADHD behavior.
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by r_lee 1mo ago
what? why can't I then migrate to the US or whatever country I wanna go to?
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by r_lee 1mo ago
there's clearly been a problem with migrants, why did no party address these issues? if you could make them powerless by just addressing the issue, why have no parties done that? why hand power to the AfD?
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by r_lee 1mo ago
"it's our most powerful X ever" - every Apple event ever
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by r_lee 1mo ago
Apple is not an AI company, Mistral is. it's not really a fair comparison
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by r_lee 1mo ago
huh? that's literally the context of this thread. how did you conclude that Elon wasn't mentioned? Curious.
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by r_lee 1mo ago
I think it's also that Elon is such an easy target as he's terminally online and always replies/retweets weird and controversial stuff so all these social justice warriors pick the easiest target and point to some tweet/
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by r_lee 1mo ago
wow, the Taylor swift one is way worse
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by r_lee 1mo ago
sure that I can disagree with, there definitely are people like that, there's billions of us after all but I'm pretty sure he was referencing Elon there, as in there's no such thing as him doing such a salute but hey, I can&#
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by r_lee 1mo ago
downvoting is expected, like on Reddit, but flagging comments like yours, that's a first for me if people are so convinced that you and Elon are both super Nazis or something then why not show everyone what vile things you've type
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by r_lee 1mo ago
so I found 1. "you have said the actual truth" reply to some guy about the great replacement thing or mass migration? which was then followed up with an apology and he said it was one of the most foolish things he's ever done
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by r_lee 1mo ago
I'm not really on either side that much but I just don't understand this overreaction, it's literally fascism, silencing the opposition and censoring others by painting them as nazis/Hitler iirc your comments weren'
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by r_lee 1mo ago
Elon did?
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by r_lee 1mo ago
but... then people can't constantly pretend they're smarter by telling others I.e. "the kids" what the original meanings are :(
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by r_lee 1mo ago
"Google is aware that an exploit for CVE-2026-85046 exists in the wild."
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by r_lee 1mo ago
there are many vulns that are sitting idle waiting to be chained like this. plus in some cases adjacent bugs can be found once you find a bug like this.
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by r_lee 1mo ago
I forgot HN doesn't believe in contracts. sorry. from what I remember, they also don't pay it all out at once but rather over time where the payments stop if the bug gets patched. I don't understand why you're being so c
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by r_lee 1mo ago
these people were simply handed money and power to not do anything about it I blame governments for not providing a way for whistleblowers to put the companies in a bind to actually do something the best way to stop these is to force them t
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by r_lee 1mo ago
what about the videos of residents showing decibel meters going off and water pressure dropping? just an anecdote but what exactly do local residents gain here? a handful of permanent maintenance jobs?
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by r_lee 1mo ago
you're not allowed to burn exploits like that if you've signed a deal, and who would risk that for $1k? of course it could be a colleague or someone with access to such tools
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by r_lee 1mo ago
yup. I remember seeing just a few years back, a Greenpeace postlet moaning about dangerous nuclear energy I think it's pretty clear that nothing meaningful will be done because there's no shock value to entertain the "empaths
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by r_lee 1mo ago
from my understanding, ZDR for this is for vetted customers only + their whole "privacy preserving abuse monitoring" or whatever is active but again, seems like there's no word from Azure if this applies to them. very confusi
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by r_lee 1mo ago
they will if it becomes common knowledge that nobody serious is participating in their bug bounty programs. besides, they have incredibly deep pockets and they can afford to pay 6 figures for bugs like these advocating for this is much more
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by r_lee 1mo ago
I have a feeling they've been doing that for a while now, even if unintentional, as it's such a well known benchmark
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by r_lee 1mo ago
it's such a drop in the bucket, it wouldn't make any difference

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