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by sim7c00 1y ago
this is pretty nice. if u need to scan tons of places for large ranges (discovery all pvt ranges every timeframe) this can be really nice. the problem i have with such scanners is accuracy though. but i suppose thats hard to tackle from sca
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by sim7c00 1y ago
as you point out this was a messup on a lot of levels. its an interesting effect tho not to be dismissed. how your software works and how its perceived and trusted can impact people psychologically.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
talk to anyone in the industries about 'automation' on medical or critical infra devices and they will tell you NO. No touching our devices with your rubbish. i am pretty confident they wont let claude touch if it they dont even l
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i think is also matter where you listen it. i think its very dull, but in a good church or room with a choir who is used to that specific place suddenly its like magic.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i think there is an opportunity to train an neural network on browser user agent s(they are catalogued but vary and change a lot). then u can block everything not matching. it will work better than regex. a lot of these companies rely on &#
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by sim7c00 1y ago
jep, good tip! for ppl that do this be sure to make it case insensitive and only capture few distinct parts, not too specific. especially if u only expect browsers this can mitigate a lot. u can also filter for allowing but this gives a ris
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by sim7c00 1y ago
also protect yourself fromnsucking up fake generated content. i know some folks here like to feed them all sorts of 'data' . fun stuff :D
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by sim7c00 1y ago
there are many of these and they are always outdated another issue is things like cloud hosting will overlap their ranges with legit business ranges happily, so if you go that route you will inadvertently also block legitimate things. not t
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by sim7c00 1y ago
it seems more looping possible answers, just going back to same bad answers hoping you forgot you gave it. we're training incredibly expensive and eloquent goldfish. maybe this is the effect of the LLMs interacting with eachother, the
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by sim7c00 1y ago
its not weird .its companies putting themselves in places where regulations favor their business models. it wont be all chinese companies or ppl doing the scraping. its well known that a lot of countries dont mind such traffic as long as it
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by sim7c00 1y ago
study modern code bases of language you want to learn, and look first at their history to see if they are mature, came from a company, academics etc. you should not only study 'good' code... how will you know what is bad code? stu
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by sim7c00 1y ago
you mention a key point. profession. programmer doesnt really imply professional programmer. I'd aay if you do it for a living, certain tedious chores must be learned. the best programmers i know (professional) can all read code. they
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by sim7c00 1y ago
its haram :p
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by sim7c00 1y ago
there are many ways to pretend to be an IP. that being said, things like 911S5 can show people can actually control that many machines, even though i suspect others comments about tracking pixels and such methods are likely more plausible.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i was thinking send/recv would also be distinct, but im not sure i never made a tls or stream server/client
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by sim7c00 1y ago
interesting take. i dont know a lot about grammarz yet in my own language i can speak fairly ok... all i know about these LLMs is that even if they understand language or can create it, they know nothing of the subjects they speak of. copil
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by sim7c00 1y ago
this looks super confusing. wanted to try zig but it looks as confusing as python :/. i thought maybe you need 4 buffers. 2 for the raw data and 2 for encrypted data. i'd expect then the ones for encrypted data are larger because
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by sim7c00 1y ago
you are not wrong. the only 'sane' approaches ive seen with vibe coding is making a PoC to see if some concept works. then rewrite it entirely to make sure its sound. besides just weird or broken code, anything exposed to user inp
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by sim7c00 1y ago
wanted to chime in on the educational system. in the west, we have the 'banking system' which treat a student as a bank account and knowledge as currency, hence the dump more info into ppl to make them sm0rt attitude. in developin
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i ran into some of these weird 'delusions' querying chatgpt around patterns in numbers (dont do this lol) i wrote up some of the findings on a fiction blog im working on :'). Its important to know these things are trained on
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by sim7c00 1y ago
you are not wrong. open up cuda would be a a real power move. i think ppl would mind a some of their other crap practices a lot less.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i guess its for people who need to use things like node, npm, python etc. where dev environments and tools never seem to work out of the box and everyone uses different not-backward-compatible packages.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i have not seen anything relevant packaged in rar for at since the early 2000s
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by sim7c00 1y ago
use TLS enabled dictionary service. if there is none, you dont want this feature. at all. make sure they click through something or explicitly enable is even hard as you cannot assume a user understands the impact. they might not understand
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i agree. if in 2025 ppl dont understand plaintext of user data to places on the net is bad, they should not write code nor be maintainers of oss software -_-. how many times does everyone need to be totally compromised by some shitty softwa
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by sim7c00 1y ago
this is not really true in all cases. there are things like ADD and other mental divergences which can cause this without neccesarily being based in trauma directly. there is research around it perhaps sometimes being passed down via genera
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by sim7c00 1y ago
pick the platform that is either accessible to you or that you want to develop also other things of. assembly is a trip into the machine. if the machine is not interesting it'll not be worth it. there is nothing wrong with diving head
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by sim7c00 1y ago
so... barcodes will .... become ads?? :( in my country they already have little screens on some gasstation gaspumps, u know, on the handle, so u can watch ads while u pump gas. handy.. its the customer experience the vendor wants u to have
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by sim7c00 1y ago
afaik military and likely police radios dont talk to a central server or anything like in the world of internet. hence some things logical on the internet ate very impractical if not impossible or too risky (single points of failure). its a
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by sim7c00 1y ago
answering questions by guessing next tokens in a sentence is different from running .contains on a list of strings. if you formulate your question more specifically it will do the duty.. i am not familiar with american states, but it produc

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