wnevets

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by wnevets 5mo ago
I would wager to guess its one of the nature consequences of Chrome being the most popular browser on the web. Most legit traffic will be from Chrome.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> Can anyone comment on why "big video game" dev pay has lagged "big tech" pay so badly? I believe its game developers are more easily exploited is because typically they really want to work in the game industry.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> Since their private equity buyout in 2022, Does anyone know of examples of where a private equity buyout has made things better for the consumer?
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by wnevets 5mo ago
Don't most gamblers already know that its all a scam and the house always wins?
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> Its not unless its subsidised I don't see Valve doing it. Unlike an actual console they can't lock down the hardware. People would start buying Steam Machines then replace the OS or even resell the parts.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> The 1TB OLED model got a $300 price increase, and now costs $949. How is it possible for the steam machine to be under $1,000?
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by wnevets 5mo ago
Is something similar happening with paypal? I've been getting seemly emails from the PayPal domain that are obviously a scam.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
If a foreign adversary was in charge would we know the difference?
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by wnevets 5mo ago
>the students needed to hear this. I thought that was the objective of these celebrity speeches.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
Are smartphones not capable of cloning RFID tags?
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> but this administration clearly had no idea what they were getting themselves into and did not plan accordingly.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> but this administration clearly had no idea what they were getting themselves into and did not plan accordingly. You can reuse this line for most of things this administration has been doing.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
I can't wait to be told that Cloudflare is now part of "The Mythos FUD" campaign.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
Maybe but also > Per the report, the package of tax breaks and incentives was achieved through local officials bound by nondisclosure agreements, quietly struck legislative deals, and parliamentary sleight of hand to avoid public scrutin
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by wnevets 5mo ago
The local officials get slightly richer.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
"move fast and break things"
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by wnevets 5mo ago
It may finally be the year of the linx desktop. Microsoft actively being hostile to towards Windows users can't last forever.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
I was thinking of the Mr Burns sickness bit which references the stooges [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI0euMFAWF8
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by wnevets 5mo ago
You've now spent multiple days in this comment thread describing this as simple and unremarkable but refuse to share anything about it. At any point in the last 24+ hours you could've posted your single file, the size of the proje
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> I don’t know what to tell you. You say it’s not possible but the money in my HackerOne account says otherwise. I haven't said it was impossible. I said I can't replicate the Mythos setup with Codex on any project even approac
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by wnevets 5mo ago
You must show me how you are able to coerce Codex to be useful using this setup with no hand holding. You say its unremarkable and benign but it doesn't match my experience at all . I'm convinced I am not the only person on HN wh
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> Is it actually that hard for you to go try this out yourself. I can't get it to work Codex, can you?
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by wnevets 5mo ago
Isn't that all the more reason to publish your process & results using Codex to do the same thing they're claiming? Presuming any bugs Codex found would be fixed and no longer a security concern.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> No, I'm not interested in Firefox bugs, but I've done it with my own large projects. Can you publish your results and send them to Bruce Schneier, Dave Lewis, & Heather Adkin [1] so they know that this isn't anything
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by wnevets 5mo ago
You've pointed codex to the entire source code of firefox and simply prompted it to find bugs and then had it write the exploits for you? Why haven't you published this? That would sink all of the the claude code hype.
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by wnevets 5mo ago
Can you send me that link?
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by wnevets 5mo ago
> Opus can find bugs on its own in large codebases just fine with minimal prompting. and then it write the exploits automatically for you?
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by wnevets 5mo ago
I commented this in another post but I'm going to repeat it because I believe its important for this discussion. > The worrying part about Mythos isn't the fact that it can find bugs. The worrying part is Mythos being able to f
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by wnevets 6mo ago
Release the Epstein files
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by wnevets 6mo ago
Wasn't AISLE only able to find the same bugs when it was shown only the known faulty code? The worrying part about Mythos isn't the fact that it can find bugs. The worrying part is Mythos being able to find them on its own acros

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