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by waihtis 4y ago
The point was that black-and-white thinking / reducing decisions to be made over single variables leads to suboptimal outcomes. Please try a bit harder to be generous with your reading interpretation.
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by waihtis 4y ago
indeed, that is a good addition / counterpoint.
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by waihtis 4y ago
The discussion around plants, meat and dairy need to become much more nuanced. Let's take dairy as an example - has a great effect in boosting mTORC1 activity which causes better growth in children. Now, a non-insignificant set of peop
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by waihtis 4y ago
Need you even ask? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IY2j_GPIqRA
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by waihtis 4y ago
> "Disable Windows Firewall temporarily" I can only presume this is because Microsoft records and sends your calculator inputs to themselves. Windows is just one gigantic spyware operation. So glad I can run 99% of my daily ops
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by waihtis 4y ago
there is a very vocal set of people (Roko, Yudkowsky and others) who are rooting for some extremely restrictive measures for AI development. I predict it'll take about 12 months for Roko's Basilisk to reach mainstream and be used
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by waihtis 4y ago
That would be because I typed the url wrong, it's actually /.well-known/security.txt: https://www.facebook.com/.well-known/security.txt https://www.apple.com/.well-known/security.txt
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by waihtis 4y ago
That would be because I typed the url wrong, it's actually /.well-known/security.txt: https://www.facebook.com/.well-known/security.txt https://www.apple.com/.well-known/security.txt
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by waihtis 4y ago
Look for a www.domain-of-the-company.com/security.txt file. That's where you might find a responsible disclosure contact if the company has one (high chance they don't)
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by waihtis 4y ago
Bureaucrats -> Horizon and the other incredibly murky EU funding programs that a good bunch of these projects come from, with the ”businesses” ending up only having the lifespan of whatever runway they have been able to build with EU fun
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by waihtis 4y ago
is oblivious trust an existing concept or did you cook it up ad hoc for this reply?
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by waihtis 4y ago
cryptography (the original "crypto") has been a thing for awhile
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by waihtis 4y ago
it's a variation of the "nobody ever got fired for buying IBM*"- effect *IBM should probably be replaced with something else soon given how irrelevant they've become
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by waihtis 4y ago
nice thanks, makes a lot of sense
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by waihtis 4y ago
Thanks, this is interesting. I work a bit closer to the "source" as in doing detection things on on-prem & cloud side, so not too well-versed on the data processing and management side.
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by waihtis 4y ago
I'm a vendor in the cyberspace so not a potential customer (feel free not to waste time answering) but am just intellectually curious who you're targeting this at. High-skill tech companies who are just building up a security prog
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by waihtis 4y ago
a lot of people taking jabs at this, but in principle it's a good idea. At least a few problems do surface to mind: 1) having clean data to work on in the first place and 2) having enough skills to write the right queries. Outside of F
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by waihtis 4y ago
The purpose of sanctions is not only to limit access to luxury, but also to restrict things that are loosely considered dual use "things", such as components that can be repurposed to be part of military purposes - see https:&#x2
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by waihtis 4y ago
when a big publicity incident caused by space junk happens
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by waihtis 4y ago
> This is an obviously fake story Yet you provide no data to convince anyone otherwise. Outside of scrap, also electronics stores over here have signs now which denote the amount of electronics you can carry over the border into the Rus
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by waihtis 4y ago
I live in Finland, and Russians have been found looting electronics from the recycling centers over here, supposedly because they need the components back in the motherland. So theoretically they are also using western components but it is
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by waihtis 4y ago
each to their own - just highlighting the target market of this website
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by waihtis 4y ago
there's plenty of people out there who think saying "fuck" is demonstrating a personality
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by waihtis 4y ago
You're not wrong. However, if a company uses my presense (or lack of) on social media as a way to make judgements I will not give them a penny of business.
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by waihtis 4y ago
> If you are ever in Portugal, I recommend seeing the last Templar castle in Tomar. I found its scale and engineering quite spectacular, as well as how well it appears to have been preserved. Thank you for the tip. Absolutely stunning in
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by waihtis 4y ago
both is the safe guess here
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by waihtis 4y ago
e-ink is the key to all of this
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by waihtis 4y ago
oh wow, virtual toast to you my friend - this would've come in handy many times had I known about it
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by waihtis 4y ago
Son of influential political fundraisers, surely fundraising is in the genes for this guy. (partial /s)
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by waihtis 4y ago
personal opinions VS corporations controlling speech - not comparable

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