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Ask HN: If OpenAI hacked HuggingFace, why aren't OpenAI prosecuted?
31 points by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago|39 comments
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
So, what did the law enforcement do? Are they going to procecute OpenAI management?
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
It's all about nuance. The gambling mafia comment is pure gold.
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Where is the castle of James Damore?
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Yep, but they do not change on sex change, IIRC.
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Belgian National Number is your birth date, then an increment from 1 to 999 for every baby born that day, then a base-97 checksum.
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Georges-Henri
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Welcome to Europe, the land of sustainable business. We do not need to grow just to pollute our planet and die a painful death, individually and as a species. If you still think your Hetzner registration process is convoluted, try getting a
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
There is a park in Brussels where you literally walk on alleys paved with tombstones from the Jewish cemetery. You can still see some of the inscriptions there.
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Looking at this poor tweet and only thinking that Telegram has proper LaTeX rendering.
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Mikrotik makes great hardware that shines under Openvrt )
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git lfs?
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related
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Shhhh...
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Sorry for my French, but they say, it's the only masculine name for a beer because it's the verlan of Val d'Or. So... un Orval, not une Orval.
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Do not expect a reward, dude. I spent 15 years building a local community, I had 10,000 daily users once, people recognized me on the street, then everyone left on a whim when Facebook made it easier to hang in one's own echo chambers.
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Kudos to the KULeuven alumni, but I am curious if the US finances research on homo morphic encryption still /s
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It is everyone's issue, a software engineer can write more efficient code, choose to work for the sustainable future, not for most if not all AI companies and not for blockchain companies.
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The OpenBSD developers could have opted for a warning, like the one you see about post-quantum encryption when connecting to old servers. Instead, they just sneaked the change upon the world.
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free so far.
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Because it breaks our mental model of how things work.
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Thanks for the first 3 paragraphs, but big no to the last two. The vocal minority shapes communities.
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There is a whole class of security issues where fixes are worse that the issues themselves . Case in point, the OpenSSH itself that sends 100 packets on each keystroke to avoid timing attacks.
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Ask HN: Insightful research or longreads on core teams in IT?
2 points by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago|0 comments
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Its economy has been growing for 30 years non-stop, to the point that it is now compared to Singapore.
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
Original pdf: https://cdn-dynmedia-1.microsoft.com/is/content/microsoftcor...
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This is called eCall, a fairly intrusive system built into even some motorcycles.
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I sorely miss Panoramio, especially all the Soviet nuclear launch sites mapped there with exceptional precision. All the barracks and the submarine bases, 3-block 5-story houses and the occasional coal plant next to the school. Browsing on
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2FA is dead, it just doesn't know it yet(mikhailian.mova.org)
1 points by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago|1 comments
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by sam_lowry_ 3mo ago
> circumstances are forgiving enough. I once saw an organization that migrated from Weblogic to Kubernetes, keeping the rule to have a least two instances of each app but forgetting that that their Weblogic had distributed transactions

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