reaperman

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by reaperman 2y ago
“Pencil-neck” is a strange insult to use here. How are software developers, or hardware design engineers, or finance workers any less “pencil-neck” than “board of directors”?
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by reaperman 2y ago
Not necessarily. Southwest airlines doesnt allow itself on price comparison sites or Google Flights. Amazon listings are blocked from google shopping and other price comparison sites.
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by reaperman 2y ago
When you know that account / those credentials have already been compromised.
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by reaperman 2y ago
What is "flight route 4"?
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by reaperman 2y ago
The helicopter seems like it is typically stationed at Fort Belvoir. Does "out of Fort Belvoir, Virginia" strictly mean that the helicopter's flight started at Fort Belvoir, or that the helicopter itself is considered to be &
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by reaperman 2y ago
Thank you!
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by reaperman 2y ago
[2] shows the helicopter taking off 2 miles away from the old saudi embassy in McLean marked “permanently closed” on google maps. (The current embassy is in DC proper, directly across the river from DCA airport) I don’t think thats strong e
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by reaperman 2y ago
Does anyone have the flight path for the helicopter? (Tail number PAT25). FlightAware doesn't show it but it might have been tracked by open source ADS-B receivers. This helicopter was often utilized for VIP transport.
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by reaperman 2y ago
* Swartz But yes.
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by reaperman 2y ago
As a technically-minded person, I've found both KnowBe4 and ProofPoint trainings to be very lacking/boring/superficial.
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by reaperman 2y ago
That’s likely more caused by the current 100% import tariff on Chinese EV’s.
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by reaperman 2y ago
The current 100% tariff on Chinese EV’s will negate that advantage for American consumers.
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by reaperman 2y ago
For anyone who followed the Silk Road / Ross Ulbrict saga, this is all obvious and surface-level.
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by reaperman 2y ago
Cars do not strictly have higher capabilities than horses. GP was pointing out that horses can think. On a particularly well-trained horse, you could fall asleep on it and wake up back at your house. You can find viral videos of Amish peop
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by reaperman 2y ago
Counterpoint would be the $7.25 minimum wage. It can be updated, but politicians aren't good at doing that. In both cases (FLOPS and minimum wage), at least a lower bound for inflation should be included: Something like: 10^26 FLOPS
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by reaperman 2y ago
$10,000 doesn't seem particularly large. Just a few years ago, I bought an old truck for $12,000 in one hundred dollar bills. If you're worried about large drug transactions, a kilogram of cocaine would cost around $20,000-40,000
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by reaperman 2y ago
My assumption is that this is being recommended for a situation where Russia might hack the banking system, and the Dutch probably expect they'd be able to get the banks/ATMs working again within a week.
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by reaperman 2y ago
With embeddings, there might not be tags to display. Instead of labeling the photo with a tag of “dog”, it might just check whether the embedding of each photo is within some vector distance of the embedding of your search text.
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by reaperman 2y ago
Only if the defendant doesn't challenge the evidence. If I'm the defendant and I know I sent those emails, I'm not going to challenge the screenshot. If I know I did not send those emails, then I'll do my best to pay for
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by reaperman 2y ago
Sometimes instead of a complete dump, you might mutually agree on a third party forensic lab to analyze your phone and only provide relevant details to the opposing side. Usually there's a few rounds of review where you can remove some
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by reaperman 2y ago
I understand this isn't a DMCA request, so quite a few legal remedies are unavailable for abusing the Youtube reporting system. But it seems like "tortious interference" would still apply here. Is there some reason it wouldn&
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by reaperman 2y ago
How does a salesperson deliver exceptional work? In every place I’ve worked, outside of independent contracting, the sales person didn’t do the trench work.
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by reaperman 2y ago
As a chemical engineer who has worked in plastics manufacturing and has a degree in bioprocess engineering...The statements made by 'UniverseHacker seemed pretty reasonable. The main point of contention for me is rather than establishi
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by reaperman 2y ago
In the USA, a very small percentage of people get a second phone from their employer. To answer your question: The vast, vast majority of jobs.
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by reaperman 2y ago
SOTA = “State of the art” “Implant” would be like any remotely installable persistent exploit that grants access to an attacker over a period of time. Also, I’m pretty luddite when it comes to highly-hyped AI stuff, (in spite of my income b
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by reaperman 2y ago
> a pair of shoes >> For all of the things listed, I would rather have factory made versions. I think people believe this who haven't ever experienced truly custom hand-made things. The process of creating an actual "cus
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by reaperman 2y ago
Very few managers get quick promotions for NOT rolling out a high-visibility AI enhancement. LLMs can theoretically fit into an amazing diversity of products. Even if just 10% of managers say yes and the other 90% say no, thats still a lot
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by reaperman 2y ago
I believe y'all is growing substantially in geographic prevalence over the past 10 years or so. Most people who are exposed to it for a little while tend to assimilate it into their own lexicon surprisingly quickly - the gap in English
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by reaperman 2y ago
As a Texan...that person's assertion makes no sense. I have never heard anyone else ever claim that y'all should be used as a singular pronoun.
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by reaperman 2y ago
So much of the modern computing environment goes incredibly far out of its own way to hide information from the user. It's getting difficult just to see the URL in mobile browsers, and in some fairly general-purpose computing environme

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