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by rvnx 5mo ago
> You don't get kicked out of trusted roots for non-compliance Of course you do, it's the main reason CAs fix compliance issues so fast. Symantec, WoSign, Entrust, etc repeatedly had non-compliance issues and that led to them b
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by rvnx 5mo ago
What if they get kicked out of trusted roots because non-compliant ?
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by rvnx 5mo ago
In the 1980s he was a sysadmin for a science lab in the US. After his boss spotted a discrepancy, he understood that one person was using the computer that he managed without permission. He was the only one who really cared. He pushed and a
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by rvnx 5mo ago
In the EU, money gets stolen from you in a more subtle way. For example, the COVID situation, with unlimited money-printing was a tax on the people who had savings, and supporting a specific subset of the economy, or, delaying the tax in th
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Making sure that only Google can access protected websites
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Not sure if I agree or disagree with you but that’s a really interesting article actually, so thanks for sharing!
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Well, think of it like this: these teenagers take pleasure harming defenseless animals. They like to torture them psychologically and physically, precisely because they are defenseless. Well, these animals are just big animals: human. It me
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by rvnx 5mo ago
How many terrorists had to be killed upfront in their country to reach that result ?
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Works really well, and doing nothing is exactly why western societies are fucked up. New generations do whatever they want and do not face any consequences. Have you seen how much of a shithole France became due to street criminality and te
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by rvnx 6mo ago
They can also punish you for doing so, like banning you from the bank. They also report account closures to ChexSystems, which can make it harder to open accounts at other banks for years. Credit card issuers can drop you and ding your cred
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by rvnx 6mo ago
These points might be fake, but they are far from being useless, and actually have monetary value. There is a market for buying and selling "aged" Hacker News accounts (3 USD <-> 15 USD for ~500 points) and upvotes /
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by rvnx 6mo ago
Not really, almost all active software developers use AI nowadays. The research surveyed 121.000 developers across 450+ companies. A striking 92.6% of them use an AI coding assistant at least once a month, and roughly 75% use one weekly
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by rvnx 6mo ago
A report content form, like DMCA, with support people behind processing the tickets. It already exists. When there is phishing or pedo content, you think they wait for court order or react to abuse ? They are distributing content through th
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by rvnx 6mo ago
Interesting how people sourcing these softwares say China = bad, but Israel = good. "Trusted by more than 50% of Fortune 100 companies". You choose to give your most precious data and the keys of infrastructure whose job was to st
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by rvnx 6mo ago
GDPR doesn’t affect load, dead GPUs are no different than any software freeze, model is a file update, metrics are already scaling very well and even way way way bigger and they are very linear, security updates are hedged with gradual roll
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by rvnx 6mo ago
I think you have to see this as a bunch of stateless requests, and this makes the problem way easier. LLM requests that do not call tools do not need anything external by definition. No central server, nothing, they can even survive w
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by rvnx 6mo ago
Sorry AI is not responding, enable /fast to activate per-request pricing. No! Comboculating... I apologize for the misunderstanding, I have deleted your project. I am sorry, would you like me to restart everything from scratch ?
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by rvnx 6mo ago
The good part: since the login page is unavailable, Claude is massively faster. So hopefully it will never get repaired (sorry logged-out guys)
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by rvnx 6mo ago
Something I don’t understand, how does that verify identity? Couldn’t a third-party person simply save the pictures taken by the Orb (especially by modifying the firmware)? What’s with this crypto-coins that goes with it ? That doesn’t make
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by rvnx 6mo ago
and also that initially took power through violence.
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by rvnx 6mo ago
Each sectors have their own laws for that (nuclear, defense, dual-use techs, etc). Take any knowledge you’d like with you in your head. Now think what is going to happen if you export these thoughts from your mouth to your North Korean bes
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by rvnx 6mo ago
Epstein maybe ? “No new US trials are currently planned for the Epstein cases because there has not been credible evidence“ Application of the laws genuinely depends of how much money you have. We also see it with companies, like if you are
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by rvnx 6mo ago
At the end of the day, the process itself, years of investigation, millions in legal fees, frozen assets, destroyed careers is often the punishment regardless of whether charges stick or convictions hold up. Not sure we can give any lessons
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by rvnx 6mo ago
One theory of the play of SpaceX might do if everyone migrates to query-based billing: Provide cheap and unlimited access to Grok for programmers (hence the Cursor partnership/purchase for distribution). -> This would drag massive r
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by rvnx 6mo ago
OpenRouter is great for budget control, but as they are indirect APIs, your experience with cached tokens may vary, eventually costing much more than in direct depending on the providers. You can pay with crypto though, which seems to be co
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by rvnx 6mo ago
The irony is that licensed interpreters / translators usually perform worse than AI. Only the liability shifts from OpenAI to them. Furthermore, where the alternative to a licensed professional was nothing, or a random untrained person
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by rvnx 6mo ago
What's the alternative then ? -> You are in China, you go to emergency, nobody speaks your language Move hands ? DeepSeek is better than using hands, even Baidu Translate, ChatGPT or whatever you find. Other solutions are theoretica
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by rvnx 6mo ago
Adults bear responsibility for choices about their own lives. In fact, the more educated they are, the better choices they can make. A doctor who gets refused by ChatGPT doesn't stop needing to communicate with the patient; they fall b
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by rvnx 6mo ago
Very bad habit these safeguards. These "safety" filters are counter-productive and even can be dangerous. In my place for example, a lot of doctors are using ChatGPT both to search diagnosis and communicate with non-English speaki
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by rvnx 6mo ago
There is slashdot.org also

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