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therein
3y ago
In my opinion it is no coincidence that the great uncle of the founder is literally Edward Bernays.
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therein
3y ago
Yeah I cancelled my Netflix. 3 of my friends also did. None of us are interested in the kind of content they are pushing anymore. The drop in the stock price was expected news for everyone familiar with the service, at least in my circle.
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therein
4y ago
Yeah I kept thinking about simulation stuff too but GP's method is a good one for being trapped in one's own mind situation. Also for situations that have the standard dream level of fidelity, you can try basic reality checks like
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therein
4y ago
Well if they have ISP flow logs, that'll be trickier because it will enable very granular inspection of the traffic and the timings of that traffic. However if they are trying to cast a wide net and inquire Google and other service pro
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therein
4y ago
Take their wireguard config, change allowed IPs to include only the IP of their SOCKS gateway. And then use the SOCKS proxy over Wireguard while nothing else on your system is routed through it. That's the only way you'll get Mull
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therein
4y ago
Absolutely none but they are getting into the too good to be true territory. Given they are legit, they should take this as a compliment I guess.
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therein
4y ago
It works well for a surprisingly large set. My tests involved Turkish and Azerbaijani and I'd assume it is distant enough that I was impressed.
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therein
4y ago
It is said to a certain extent but OpenAI doesn't have my emails and chatlogs.
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therein
4y ago
Brain is an immune privileged organ so it is the opposite of your intuition. Get an infection into the brain and it is done. > Immune-privileged sites include the central nervous system and brain, the eyes and the testes. Even foreign an
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therein
4y ago
Just tell me do we need a turbo encabulator or not?
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therein
4y ago
That's surely how I would have done it.
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therein
4y ago
Short reply from my end but just wanted to say I enjoyed your explanation and reasoning. Well put.
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therein
4y ago
I feel like Zig can dominate the shellcode space, especially with pluggable allocators and minimalism. Is there any work towards outputting a naked payload for the lack of a better word? Given just the ISA, calling convention etc., producin
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therein
4y ago
If that's what free or socialized healthcare would make people feel entitled to make decisions on, I am not even sure if it is worth it. We don't even have it and the mindset may be leaking into second degree decisions like that.
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therein
4y ago
> raw water off roof runoff Isn't that basically puddle water? Would he drink from a muddy water puddle after it rains? What's the logic here.
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therein
4y ago
Looking at the developer's profile, clearly GitHub recognized this developer's right to positive affirmation. Proud of GitHub for not caring it is a 918 line thin wrapper, this developer deserves to be set aside and carried to the
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therein
4y ago
Yup, Banklin and Franklin. Bob Lee will be missed.
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therein
4y ago
I worked on that codebase personally but here is a write-up on it: https://blog.bitmex.com/bitmex-technology-scaling-part-1/ https://kx.com/news/kdb-powers-trading-platform-bitmex-high-... https:
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therein
4y ago
MMF was one of many. I reckon the recent SafeMoon incident was also under a similar cover of "audited but not audited". https://twitter.com/CertiKAlert/status/1640974656696991745?c... `This upgrade was n
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therein
4y ago
I've heard it both ways. Now you have as well, so next time you see it, you won't need someone to explain it to you.
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therein
4y ago
And Whitney is into being able to see the whole code at a single glance as far as I know.
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therein
4y ago
Some exchanges like BitMEX are written in kdb+, as in, the trade engine.
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4y ago
Not to mention the use of `ProxyContracts` that obfuscate changes to the actual contract implementation. When you interact with a certain contract, you are likely interacting with the ProxyContract which relays your calls to the actual cont
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therein
4y ago
> UWP is deprecated That new shiny thing that Microsoft always pushed on me back when I was using .NET Framework 2.0 with C# is now deprecated before I gave it a try.
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therein
4y ago
Back when I worked with him he showed up to work wearing a wifebeater shirt every day.
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therein
4y ago
Pretty much anyone with friends who study chemistry would do. The problem is, no matter what you do, it is going to be very challenging proving the chain of custody to hold them accountable.
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therein
4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they are doing this. It should be relatively easy to test, though. I know many people that'd volunteer do run NMR or mass spec.
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therein
4y ago
and that's how you and I will be bailed-in my friend.
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therein
4y ago
Vouched for your post for visibility.
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therein
4y ago
Yeah, was also mentioned in the video that she was vaccinated. Unfortunate.
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