whatamidoingyo

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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
How so? I agree with them. Political messaging is incredibly annoying, no matter which "side" is doing it.
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
Not him, obviously, but for me: > cheap rubbish car Something for $1,000-5,000. It's a gamble buying this type of car. It's either going to be a gem that was well-maintained by a senior, or an absolute nightmare of tow-trucks a
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
I felt exactly like this on my last car. That made me decide to never, ever get a car loan again. I'd rather drive absolute trash beater cars before ever getting stuck in a loan. Best option is to save up ~$10,000 and get something dec
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
I recently started a local chess club, and did a quick search for software to use to allow us to manage the club, but couldn't find anything open-source/free. I wanted something that would allow us to record members, games, etc.,
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
I've been seeing legitimate pornography on Facebook while scrolling through reels. I thought it was "just my algorithm", but co-workers brought it up during lunch. Quite a few of them are seeing the exact same ads. I've
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
Funny you say this. Just two days ago, my wife was telling me a little history about her country, and suggested a movie based on those events. I couldn't find it on Google, DDG, Bing, Brave, etc. So I tried it on Yandex and it appeared
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Show HN: Open-Source and Free Chess Club Software(openchessclub.org)
1 points by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago|0 comments
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
> His stoicism was mostly turned outward. Huh? How so? In most of his writings, he's introspecting. They're basically reflections about himself and his own thoughts about things. I don't recall a passage where he's fo
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
Are you trying to be funny by having ChatGPT write all of your replies?
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
I was thinking the same. Immediately, the "Enchiridion" of Epictetus came to mind. It's also called "The Manual", which is basically a guide to living life from a Stoic perspective. As others have wrote, there are l
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by whatamidoingyo 11mo ago
Vercel, React, Tailwind, and Supabase. Most likely made with AI. The hover animations area a giveaway too.
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
I actually just saved a meme to my phone today that I thought was hilarious. The patient is sitting on the operating table with a speech bubble: "But why is the scar on the left if the appendix is on the right?" The ChatGPT doctor
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
Yeah, I got like 50 from bugcrowd. I figured someone found a bug somewhere, lol.
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
It didn't seem LLM-written to me until "The Operation" section. After that... yeah, hi, ChatGPT. Still an interesting story, even if an LLM was used to finish it up, lol.
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
As someone learning C for fun, I agree. This project is awesome!
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
Honestly, I didn't even think to look. I'm so far behind in the LLM space. I also tend to ignore any AI a company is offering, but perhaps Burp AI is good. > data policies can prevent pentesters from using it in their engagemen
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
I have recently started bug hunting again, and asking ChatGPT questions is really frustrating (e.g. "nmap port scan less aggressive?" -> "Sorry, I can't help you with that.") Right to Google. It also feeds into t
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
Lichess is incredible. I canceled my membership and deleted my chess.com account due to frustrations from disconnects and laggy movement. Lichess doesn't have these issues. It just feels way better to play vs chess.com.
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
I see absolutely no reason to be this upset at the OP's comment... unless you're the author (erm, publisher?) of the article. Are you? > It should make no difference it's written by AI or not. It absolutely should.
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
> when you ask an LLM to point to 'sources' for the information it outputs, as far as I know there is no guarantee that those are correct A lot of times when I ask for a source, I get broken links. I'm not sure if the link
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
Duolingo was amazing for learning the Russian alphabet, something I struggled with from YouTube videos, etc. I can confidently read Russian nowadays (although I may not understand everything). I did get quite far in the lessons as well, but
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
Same. I bit and upgraded my account to get rid of the ads. But it still didn't feel great using their software, so I just built commenting into my site after switching from static site to a fullstack setup. They made it difficult to ca
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
I had a similar idea, but without the camping. Just really want to set a day (probably Sunday) where I don't look at a screen at any point during the day. Just books, magazines, and my own brain. Thinking about it, I think I looked at
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
It eventually got resolved, yes. I had to call my bank and place a block on Amazon from charging my account.
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
A few years ago, I got a new phone and a new number. I eventually went to Amazon, entered password, and then was prompted for the OTP, which was sent to my previous number (which I no longer had access to). I kept trying things until I was
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
> People believe private chats to be, well, private. They also believe that Facebook Messenger is encrypted. Do people really believe this?
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
Same here. I was doing it while reading your comment. I imagine there are dozens of other people doing it as well, haha.
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
This reminded me of a YouTube clip I watched years ago. It was basically a retired KGB agent explaining how the media purposely puts out conflicting stories. This breaks the brain of the citizens, and they're unable to know what is tru
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by whatamidoingyo 1y ago
This person officially has his workplace at the recruiting firm, but I don't understand why he'd have a meta email address. I would expect him to have the recruiting firms email. Unless meta gives third-party recruiters top-level
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Ask HN: Scammer Using an '\@Meta.com' Email?
1 points by whatamidoingyo 1y ago|2 comments

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