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Diagnosing Wheel Imbalance with a GoPro and FFmpeg(joshfrye.com)
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by wutwutwat 4mo ago
there are great alternatives to foreman in https://github.com/darthsim/hivemind https://github.com/DarthSim/overmind
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by wutwutwat 4mo ago
any tips based job; serving/waiting, stripping, bartending, etc. gig/service work. freelancer websites that offer escrow, etc. Shopify. Hell, github sponsorships. You don't even need a physical store these days, or a business
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by wutwutwat 4mo ago
I'm saying pdfs are famous for being malware delivery devices so it's ironic (and silly imo) to distribute one with a hacking guide.
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by wutwutwat 4mo ago
Not to mention Adobe fixes PDF zero-day security bug that hackers have exploited for months https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/14/adobe-fixes-pdf-zero-day-security-bug-that-hackers-have-exploited-for-months&
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Except this was a comment on hacker news, not an academic paper... on an article talking about prediction markets. The context already exists, and there isn't any reason to tack that onto the end of what was said, and it doesn't m
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
I had claude shit out a site that tracked the recent moon flyby mission and the visual feel of that site is very much like this one, and my first thought when the page loaded was this was an ai project. Sadly we live in a world where softwa
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
I think of LLMs as being well equipped for handling dynamic data or adapting to unforeseen circumstances well (random code requests, website's ever changing layouts, typos, non-standard formatting in docs, groking out important info, e
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
It can't mean that, there's a lake there!
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
insider trading on events probably wouldn't show any trends, right? These are point in time events (they call them markets), but they are finite and short lived. An insider would be a one and done thing, so it would be pretty hard to s
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Use those few weeks to write a proper product description and pitch, because I just read your entire paragraph and am no closer to understanding what you're building.
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
its easy to complain, words are cheap. fork it and change it if you don't like it
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
watch it turn out to be that their twitter account is what was hacked, and github.com is actually fine
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Related: Benn Jordon shows how to poison pill AI harvesting music for training The Art Of Poison-Pilling Music Files https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMYm2d9bmEA
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Technically speaking CloudFlare is at its core, a security vulnerability itself. World's largest MITM
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Look at alcohol. How many lives are negatively affected because of alcohol being freely available? By numbers alone when something is legal there are people who will participate who would otherwise never go near it if it were illegal. We&#x
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Testing the fences... if they can get away with access to all the dataz, why settle for some of the dataz...
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
surethingderbud
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
I hope you find your peace.
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Does one have to be a danger before they should evaluate their life? I sure hope not.
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
When you come into a convo saying even Stallman isn't extreme enough, it's probably a good time to take a step back and evaluate your life.
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
> then would they even notice if the code works or not? it's literally their job to ship functional product features...
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
If someone sharing an old war story with what I felt was a positive and joking tone triggered you this bad, I feel bad for anyone working with you. Nothing in tech is worth going through life miserable. Nothing.
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Does anyone happen to know, what, if any, are the ownership/copyright/intellectual property liabilities and/or rights that come from a `co-authored by copilot/claude/codex/whatever` Right now these companies ar
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Seems I missed the window to be able to edit my message, but I'll remember this info for next time, thanks!
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
There is some overhead per-core, you're right, but imo this reduction in usage is likely from how the kernel allocates available memory, which is being reduced as well. The kernel will keep read caches around longer with more memory, i
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
being able to buy upvotes is not proof that there is a market for buying/selling aged hn accounts... which is what you claimed and what I asked for proof of.
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
If you're going to make a claim that there is a market for aged HN accounts you need to back it up with sources/proof, otherwise, you're pulling nonsense out of your ass
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
I think you're right
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by wutwutwat 5mo ago
Just wait until all the conversations you've ever had with AI (which 100% is training on them as well as keeping it's own memories about you that you have no control over) starts getting used to answer questions other people have

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