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3y ago
Good write up: https://texts.blog/2023/11/18/sunbird-security/
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YouTube will require videos that use AI to be labelled
(blog.youtube)
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This may be an unpopular view, but predators will always find tools to meet children online. Facebook, Snapchat, TikTok, Roblox, Minecraft and 100’s of other sites exist. It’s the equivalent of taking out a cartel boss, there’s plenty of ot
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Apple Store Shopping Experience (2019)
(businessinsider.com)
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3y ago
Article from 2019, but in my experience still true today.
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Facebooks Code Quality Problem (2015)
(old.reddit.com)
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3y ago
As an aside, I’m always surprised at just how bad Meta’s software quality is, especially for a FAANG company with lots of expensive engineers. Instagram and Facebook are some of the buggiest platforms I use. I often run into bugs in several
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Life Lessons from an Ad Man
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They may well do, but to be honest my fundamental point extends beyond just Google. Hashicorp benefits extensively from third parties maintaining their own providers.
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Licensing decision aside, I don’t feel a lot of sympathy for Hashicorp here. I think this is different than other scenarios where big MSP’s sell tools based 99% or open source software. This service will largely be used for deployments on G
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3y ago
502 for me. https://archive.ph/wDi29
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I agree with this article, however I think a big part of the intense media focus and rescue operation was the mystery surrounding it and the impending deadline where they would run out of oxygen. Other examples of similar stories are the di
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4y ago
Should be illegal != is illegal. It would be illegal if it was against the law. If the government in a jurisdiction the site operates in decided to make that the case then it would be illegal.
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4y ago
Taking the UK as an example, there are strict laws and processes that need to be followed to implement redundancies: https://www.gov.uk/redundancy-your-rights
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I’d imagine there’s lots of edge cases like this. It’s only regurgitating data it’s trained on, and if it’s missing from the training set then it won’t be able to produce results. Sam Altman from OpenAI has been very clear that this shouldn
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4y ago
Anxiety and loneliness. Loads of friends, but majorly lonely. Would love to cease to exist, but can’t because the impact it would have on my family. So just accepting I’ll need to ride things out for years to come.
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4y ago
I don’t really have an opinion on whether this is bad or not, I don’t really see a problem with it. But I must say the responses Rasberry Pi have been putting out on Twitter / Mastodon are a little strange.
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Raspberry Pi facing criticism for hiring ex-police surveillance officer
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
Just realised a similar attack also happened on Saturday: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1599768172311105537.html
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The Attack on the Metcalf Power Substation in San Jose
(threadreaderapp.com)
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Hacking a weird TV censoring device (TV Guardian)
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4y ago
I think any form of 1:1 tutoring meets this requirement?
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4y ago
Interestingly this fails to load on Safari on my iPhone.
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I wonder if this has anything to do with Elon Musk removing his ban on Twitter. He’s now got a much larger platform than Parler to spread his hate, which depending on his motivations for the purchase might make the need to buy it redundant.
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4y ago
I think that’s an unfair statement. There are good and bad parts of Google, but to say they add no value is a stretch. Can you really say that across YouTube, Search, Gmail, Drive, Cloud, Open Source Contributions (Kubernetes, Tensorflow, e
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Seems cruel to announce this with such a long timeframe before the layoffs conclude. Will leave lots of people worried over the holidays.
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If you’re losing interest, then perhaps it’s not a good hobby. Unless you’re working on them for a reason that’s motivating in itself, maybe find something else to do in your spare time?
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Man turns up for a job interview at the BBC, but ends up live on BBC News
(youtube.com)
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> With more than 25 photos and 90 likes every second I was very confused as these figures seemed very low for Instagrams scale. Took me a while to realise this was from 2012.
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4y ago
I may have missed it, but I can’t see where he tells kernel devs to “grow up” in the linked page?
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