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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
interesting, but I should have probably mentioned that something scalable would be nice mac instances are 30 bucks a day on AWS
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
From my experience, it's a completely different problem. For 99% of websites there is no serious behavioral analysis, and when there it's easily bypassable. It's as simple as: wait some random time between 500 and 3000ms befo
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
IPs aren't enough in a lot of cases "If you want 100% undetectable, use real browser, with image recognition and auto clicker. " Do you know an open source package that does this reliably?
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
I do a lot of scraping/automation for many different websites, so any hard to automate websites. Websites protected with cloudfare/datadome, FAANGs, microsoft websites, or websites with advanced custom protections...
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
I mean it costs more money to have employees available to accept payments, when an online form is virtually free.
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Ask HN: Why isn't there a 100% undetectable automatable browser?(off the shelf)
10 points by throwawayadvsec 3y ago|16 comments
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
I don't know much about this but have you thought of separating your 1millions files into 2 to 10 lists and launching a single threaded process 2 to 10 times concurrently, with some dumb shell script?
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
https://www.eleuther.ai/ ?
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
a macbook pro 100%, or even better a PC, you could have such a beast with that budget
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
It's just a job. If you're independent, mentally sane, and not blowing your money on drugs, you could actually give a better to life to your kids that 99% of people. I knew someone who invested enough of the money she made that wa
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Ask HN: How would you find a remote 6 figures job from Western Europe?
2 points by throwawayadvsec 3y ago|2 comments
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
Also geopolitical interests, revenge, spite, hate.
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Ask HN: How do you shorten your resume when you have a lot of things to put in?
1 points by throwawayadvsec 3y ago|7 comments
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
what advantages would this have over something like IDK, debian?
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
opera offers a free vpn and builtin adblocker i would use it daily if the UI/UX was better, or more similar to firefox
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Ask HN: Best wearableS for indoor location, health data, alarms and zapping me?
2 points by throwawayadvsec 3y ago|0 comments
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
so maddoff is worth 60 billions?
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
Humanity wasn't doing anything significant before words.
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
I'm pretty sure AGI will not be one model. But a collection of models, with some kind of vector databases(or something more efficient than that), being orchestrated by one or multiple master models. A large LLM that knows pretty much e
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
>A really strange thing to do, I remain puzzled as to why any CEO would stir up the government like this. Because it's a very serious possibility(that the singularity could end humanity), and a significant part of the people who are
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
"Are you a genius with plenty of time to do everything on your premises? You won't escape Nvidia's [GeForce] or Intel's [Arc] tentacles." What do you mean exactly? That you can't have free software without buil
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
You do realize that +99% of the population(me included) never had any issue with this before? I didn't even know this was a thing. Focus on stuff that matters please.
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
yeah I did forget GCP
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
pretty sure youtube/adsense/adwords/google/android/chrome aren't in beta everything else at Google is pretty much an internal startup and insignificant on their numbers
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
Is the position 100% engineering related?
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Tell HN: Bard is A/B testing prompts
1 points by throwawayadvsec 3y ago|0 comments
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
This kind of comments are kind of useless it should be self explanatory " # returns the path and current count that was just made. return {"path": path, "count": int(data[0])}" also maybe extract variables and
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Ask HN: Where/How would you launch a SaaS if you wanted to ignore GDPR?
2 points by throwawayadvsec 3y ago|2 comments
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
AWS will accept pretty much anything azure and GCP can be very annoying though
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by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
there is NO way in hell they allow this, it's such a blatant breach of privacy make your own app it will be easier

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