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by skilled 3y ago
Ugh. Other than heat dome and prompt, every single one of those words feels like they have been pulled from the TikTok vocabulary.
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by skilled 3y ago
So what exactly are these guys building? For a product that’s supposedly 1.0 it sure lacks even the most basic of examples. I also think the title should reflect the product name because it’s clickbait as it is right now.
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by skilled 3y ago
The first submission got flagged because people can't follow simple rules and not make everything about Joe Rogan.
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LogoFAIL: Secure Boot bypass with manipulated boot logos(binarly.io)
346 points by skilled 3y ago|366 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
The problem is that HN will typically be the only place that will debunk these news stories and distill them into facts as opposed to sensationalism. I am also surprised you put the Verge in there but not Ars. The latter having fallen down
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by skilled 3y ago
Related (blog post from the team), Extracting training data from ChatGPT ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38458683 ) (126 comments) And direct link, https://not-just-memorization.github.io/extracting-t
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by skilled 3y ago
I mean maybe you should experience firsthand what it would be like if someone in your family was involved in this? I do think that if you can’t think at least a few steps ahead of my point of view maybe you shouldn’t try and justify it on t
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by skilled 3y ago
They are in fact strong opinions. Normal people don’t take their clothe off to sell images of their vagina to people who are mentally unstable. Not sure how much more principled you want to go about it.
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by skilled 3y ago
Pretty wild. I have fairly strong opinions on this subject. Neither of the parties (the girl selling and the guy buying) could ever justify it for me. I don’t think it’s possible to go anywhere lower than this, both mentally and spiritually
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Cyber Resilience Act: EU has reached an agreement(stackdiary.com)
2 points by skilled 3y ago|0 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
https://archive.is/10PYh
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by skilled 3y ago
That about sums it up. Journalists either washing the dirty laundry of trillion dollar companies or peddling their product launches for the off-chance of a special scoop in the future. The big sites are definitely no more than this, with ve
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by skilled 3y ago
It took them almost a month to review their initial analysis? What is going on at this company that they can afford to be so aloof? > Today we are sharing new information that potentially impacts the security of our customers Maybe in an
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by skilled 3y ago
Yep. That’s the point I was making. Forbes will shovel rocks for sale if the margin is in the $5 dollar range. All these authority sites are doing it.
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ChatGPT's training data can be exposed via a "divergence attack"(stackdiary.com)
4 points by skilled 3y ago|0 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
But of course the results are relevant… You wouldn’t write a novel based on the chance that someone would search for that specific type of plot. Google works the same way. It gives you results based on what you search for, but who gets to s
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by skilled 3y ago
The dark side of SEO is a multi-billion dollar industry that no investigative journalist has ever bothered to decipher, even though it can be done in less than a year. I wish I had the capital to do it because for the last 10 years, most of
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AWS unveils Graviton4 & Trainium2(press.aboutamazon.com)
90 points by skilled 3y ago|59 comments
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Adobe / Figma deal could harm UK digital design sector(gov.uk)
3 points by skilled 3y ago|0 comments
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How to build an automated content empire in 79 lines of Python(stackdiary.com)
2 points by skilled 3y ago|1 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
This battle will not be won by anyone other than the people using these tools to their advantage to pump and dump. The genie is long out of the box now. Future iterations of LLMs will not get worse but better. And already now, something lik
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by skilled 3y ago
That example is only interesting to the layman. All the big SEO tools let you export the top pages from a website. You can get 20 million successful topic ideas in literally five minutes if you want. You can go to GitHub and grab a repo tha
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by skilled 3y ago
I still can’t get over the fact that GitHub blatantly disabled regular search in favour of some Git mumbo jumbo nonsense that forbids you from looking up recent code. Any new technology, be it an API or otherwise, you can’t explore it on Gi
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by skilled 3y ago
I don’t think that argument makes any sense. Do people who use external bookmark managers suddenly stop using search? Also, this isn’t just about Chrome.
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by skilled 3y ago
Why did browsers fail when it comes to bookmark management? I mean seriously, it is arguably one of the most important features for organising your digital life and the best that a browser vendor can do is “folders”? This has always baffled
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by skilled 3y ago
You can always email hn@ycombinator.com and ask. Why make so many assumptions?
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by skilled 3y ago
You could say the same about every product Google has shut down.
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by skilled 3y ago
Used to smoke like a chimney in my teens. Because I was into computers at a young age I learned how to make money to feed this habit. It wasn’t like hydroponic weed or anything like that but it was a lot. I could go through an ounce within
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by skilled 3y ago
I think the approach OpenAI has taken is the best one so far. Do you really want to have an assistant that is as brainwashed as Pi or Claude for example? ChatGPT has a flag feature that will say “this might violate our policy”, but it will
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by skilled 3y ago
I like your way of seeing it and I see the same now. If this is true (the article) then for sure it’s a nice inside jab that only Sam would get. Also, I doubt pg would hold a grudge for years on end. You learn many lessons in life and some

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