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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
I believe the GP was referencing the posted article with the 300 years comment.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Does anyone know how much of a black box these cellebrite (or competitor) systems are? Like if we could get some into the hands of the best reverse engineers in software and hardware, how difficult might it be to figure out the methods by w
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
What the hell kind of response is this? All they did was point out the typical use case and you presume they want people to die? Either you need a serious break from the internet or you're a troll.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Two of my coworkers are homeless and in just that situation. I'm somewhat astounded that you can't see any reasons why people don't want to just pick up their lives and cut all ties to go somewhere else.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Not all artists want their art taken and distributed or modified endlessly. Regardless, I think it seems important to create a system for tracking attestation of AI produced materials, especially with regard to disinformation campaigns. Thi
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Mitigation: > Our recommended short-term mitigation for implementers and vendors is to mandate that clients and servers always send and require Message-Authenticator attributes for all requests and responses. For Access-Accept or Access-
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
I dont know about timestamps, but this one was showing promise when i tried it last year: https://a9.io/voiceliner/
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
As an american citizen, I imagine.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Why dont you use their masked/alternate addresses. That was one of the primary selling points for me. Any questionable site/service gets its own address and is easily removed or filtered if spam starts showing up.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Much appreciated.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Thank you :)
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
What does MBB mean in this context?
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
They seem to rely on a corelation to feelings of inclusion. > That’s because our research has revealed that burnout—which has historically been considered a consequence of long hours, a physically demanding job, or a high-stress environm
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
This is a large part of my experience of burnout. Perhaps not so much alienation, as i understand it, but what you say in your last paragraph resonates with what really sticks in my mind when I'm starting to feel burnout. I end up havi
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Are you implying that any resource can just... auto-regenerate? Can you send me some of whatever you've been imbibing?
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Well said. I've been reading through the comments looking for this nuance and I think you're the only one (so far) that hit the nail on the head.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
I didn't know that. Thank you. I'll probably stick with ADD for most things though, because it seems like it's easier to say (barring my own qualifier for clarity) and people generally understand the distinction already. Bu
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
I also suffer from ADD (non-H type). While I definitely acknowledge the validity of your point, having a view of the other side of the coin often helps to cope with these things. Not just cope, but moreso to keep in mind where we might best
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
I think the article said another 8 are being placed on a most wanted list or are being pursued. So maybe 3 drops in the bucket? Assuming those are all master-control servers, how many would it take to make a significant difference? They&#x2
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
I've seen this market in action. My dad had his car written off years ago and he bought it back the day after he got his payout. We just went to the yard where it was to be 'scrapped' and paid about 1/4 of the payout tot
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
OP didn't say extinction event. That aside, if all nukes were launched, it's not about the directly irradiated areas. Imagine how much fallout will be launched into the upper atmosphere when 10,000+ nukes hit, with many in the mul
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Private investors aren't the only way to have rentable properties. And with not for profit housing, rent is much cheaper and gives a much greater opportunity to eventually no longer need to rent.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
I think GP meant 'where or from whom have you seen/heard demand for this?'. Weirdly, I was just thinking about using an LLM to form sql queries for me, because I've forgotten much of what I knew. First time I had that th
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Any idea on a timeline for this? I was hoping to try it, but it looks like the only options are sign in with Google or Microsoft.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Seconded on both accounts.
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
> The earth's magnetic field is decaying at an exponential rate as the poles shift. Got any scientific sources for that claim? > I believe we've spent far too much time worrying about CO2 and not nearly enough worrying about
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
I would bet that those numbers don't include a large number of private/p2p sales and cash sales, given that they're from a credit agency. Perhaps I'm wrong, but based on the number of sub-$3000 cash sales I've seen
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
OP said 'we'. Perhaps my psychic abilities are malfunctioning, but how do you see that this is a case for using clearly ? The OP can't understand the inability for people to pay for things without government assistance, as i
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
'New car' being the operative term there. Also note that I said out of touch with people who are struggling. No one who's truly struggling to get by is going to be buying a new car and certainly not at those prices. To clarif
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by twojacobtwo 2y ago
Show me the data with the average and median of all car purchases, not just new, and I'll show you that $800/mo is far from 'nothing'. Hell, my first 3 cars were under $4,000, with each lasting 5 years or better and I da

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