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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
The attacker modified a public webpage with the comment to search for the keyword. The keyword search took the llm to the attackers real attack page, presumably instructing the llm to talk like a pirate. The diagram with numbered steps show
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
I did 38 years of NYC mass transit commuting. From northern Bronx to lower Manhattan took 1.5 hours each way (1 bus, 1 train). From Flushing Queens to lower Manhattan, also 1.5 hours each way (1 bus, 2 trains).
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
I remember ashtrays in elevators. Imagine smoking in an elevator, and the person complaining about it was considered the idiot, not the smoker.
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
My first computer exposure was in high school (Bronx High School of Science) in the 70’s. They had an IBM 1620, looked like something out of a movie with lights and switches, and a typewriter-like console. We wrote little programs in Fortra
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
Back when the company I was working for was trying to decide between OS/2 and Windows NT we took a trip to both Microsoft and IBM to get their pitch. Microsoft had us meet in Redmond, gave us a tour, free books from their bookstore, br
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
Land Rovers also have a nice HUD.
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
A Bose sound bar with an “enhanced dialogue” mode helped me greatly.
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
I’ve only had Heinz until the Covid shortages, and I was forced to try Sir Kensington’s ketchup, and I will never buy Heinz again. Sir Kensington’s was thicker and tasted more like tomatoes.
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
In the 90’s there were a few “mind Spas” in NYC offering time on some of these machines. Around this time Binaural Beats / Hemi-sync was also out there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemi-Sync Both claiming to cre
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
Have you heard of a “work wife”? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_spouse
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
I worked on a team of about 20-25 devs. We used the Digitalk toolset, using Team/V for source control. You opened a repository/package browser instead of a class browser. There was versioning at all levels and good package managem
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
When I did Smalltalk in a corporate team environment we used a tool called Team/V. Code is stored in a shared repository. Everyone starts with the same clean image, loaded with the tools and options chosen for the project. From your cl
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
Use the debugger to step through, and you will see the implementation that is about to be executed? The debugger code itself could give clues on how to do it.
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
I used Gemstone/J for a number of years. This is the version of Gemstone DB for Java applications, same capabilities as the Smalltalk version. If you are familiar with Object Databases you will find it very easy and capable. Before usi
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
I did for a while code gen from UML, in IBM/Rational Software Architect. They would transform the model into an intermediate xml, which was fed to JSP’s for code gen. We also used Sparx Enterprise Architect to model a large amount of b
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by throwawayForMe2 4y ago
If you are interested in a formal approach, Sparx Enterprise Architect is relatively inexpensive, and can model requirements, and provide traceability to test cases, or anything else you want to trace.
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
There is the (unsuccessful?) God Helmet https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_helmet
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
JSTARS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_E-8_Joint_STA...
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
I was amazed that in the DAO hack everybody made money, even the victims! You ended up with coins on both chains, more value then you started with.
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
Along with plaster-and-lathe there was also plaster on a wire mesh. Old houses with these kind of plaster walls get terrible cell phone reception.
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
I read about the “sorta sneeze” as being a call for consensus for “let’s go”. When my dog did that as we were getting ready to go out, I tried making a similar sound back and the dog looked at me immediately like I finally said something sh
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
This is very sad to see at the Bronx High School of Science, a school I attended in the 70’s. Many of these kids will travel 1 1/2 hours each way to get there, hoping to get a world class educational opportunity.
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
In this particular school it is just the name they use for the large auditorium when it is not being used as an auditorium. It is a large theater-like space with seating and a stage.
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
There is the Government Emergency Telecommunications Service, and also the Nationwide Wireless Priority Service. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Emergency_Telecommu... https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
The FBI coins were auctioned off, Tim Draper took the first batch of 30,000 https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-bitcoin-idUSKBN0F7199...
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
Deer seem to be big carriers also, 80% infected in one study https://nypost.com/2021/11/02/deer-identified-as-widespread-...
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
Here is an article from a paper local to me. https://shelterislandreporter.timesreview.com/2016/12/14/she... “… The segment was shot in July and it documents Ms. Larsen traversing the Island with her friend a
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
Miner extracted value. https://www.paradigm.xyz/2020/08/ethereum-is-a-dark-forest/
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
Things like Hipersockets and Java Zaap processors can help collapse layers.
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by throwawayForMe2 5y ago
“Settled” might also imply that it was already paid. I’d imagine it like a house sale closing, the papers get signed and a check gets passed all in the same transaction? No check, no “settle”.

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