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Larger tech companies are in the process of changing recruitment to only hire positions for core AI roles.. Good luck out there.
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Gonna have to /s this one and say firstname.lastname @ icloud.com
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From the reply you're replying to: > 27. Microsoft records also indicate: <...> a little more than three hours after the ngrok account was created, the user visited “[Company F].com” from the .168 proxy server.
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by* - source was in comments: https://x.com/vxunderground/status/2073427396535963967
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Make sure to keep a record of your work and blog it up for others to enjoy!
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Many people go through this thought experiment throughout their lives.. The vastness of big tech is limitless. Burner sim cards and dumb phones can solve alot of issues. VPNs and disposable VMs as well. Surf the net safely comrade.
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Ars + buzzwords + health topic = Mrs. Mole. If it's not covid, it's buzzy. I stopped browsing ars cause of these types of articles a few years back, the exposure to them wasn't healthy. And sadly they always appear on HN..
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De-anythinging from the average Joe uses gives you a more unique online fingerprint. Do you own an ISP and an AS? Hardware to connect with? They'll get you if they want.
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> i tried explaining to my relative that the result he got from google was an A.I. generated text Maybe I tried explaining the wrong thing EG: showing real information that you found* from a website proving the location is not prone to f
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Italian. Maybe their browser auto translates English to Italian and expects everyone else to have a browser functioning that way (translating any to their native language)?
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Ask HN: Steam OS as a Windows Replacement?
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>But denying a machine-valid proof just because it's incomprehensible with what a human being considers a reasonable effort made to unpack it just seems odd to me. Why not just fork the original master branch of human science to an
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> You should assume every email you send to another person will be made public Sure, assuming the interests were mine and mine alone if I had entered.. I replied [0] a bit in line with another reply: this is a contest offering prizes wit
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Personal correspondence sure, but it's a contest: applicants don't gain anything from having a partially public entry of their credentials nor does the contest gain from exposing people's credentials. > How It Worked No se
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> Starting today, Amazon GameLift Servers provides network bandwidth in and out of AWS at no additional charge for all instance types from generation 6 and later, including On-Demand and Spot, with no commitment required. You now pay onl
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This article is on point with the topic-du-jour (European Heatwave) but relies heavily on hypothetical studies to make the point: research suggests.. hints at... it seems... may...
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Cool project, but what do you gain from publishing most of an email address in the attack log? This is not public information, you shouldn't hint addresses with partial censoring (forgetting domains are clear text and holding personal
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> There's no 4th amendment outside of the usa. He got pulled over 5 times in Mexico, and is doing world tour, also no 4th there. You and that other op dude need better arguments.
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Had a similar thought, very messy conversation.
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> Coding agents have killed the craftsmanship side of the equation; sure you can still write it by hand.. It's the same for language. Now everyone is writing super smart things but there is 0 reasoning or understanding when you talk
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> Might want to try again, Wine progressed a lot in the past couple years. You could even go as far as suggesting SteamOS once they release the OS to more devices. Gaming themed sure but it's a flavor of Arch and you have full contr
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I'm not sure why you're replying to me, my comment was for the person I replied to and whom I quoted (inigyou)
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Very cool update overall, great work! > It was clear that something had to change. Bunny When this issue was brought up in one of our chats, a former Dolphin developer suggested that we should give Bunny a try. Another mention of bunny [
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> This page is currently not available for mobile devices. For the best experience, please visit us from your computer. For what it's worth: my mobile device is a computer.
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> You know how I found this link? Googling WhatsApp encryption backdoor. You could have too. No need for the attitude. Op asked you for a source, which is customary for one to back up their initial claim; an onus on you and not for someo
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There's no 4th amendment outside of the usa. He got pulled over 5 times in Mexico, and is doing world tour, also no 4th there. You and that other op dude need better arguments.
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Don't forget Fukushima! I'm all down with spamming nuclear plants but will that, in the end, give free electricity to the consumer? Lower the rates? ..or just continue to be an economic weapon against the masses?
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Does anyone have a rundown of Steam OS?
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Holy crap.. this mentality still exists? Anywhere else?
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> For a moment, x______________ didn't know if he was being serious or not. I'm still inclined to think that an /s is coming up in later replies. A bad story about cops and a banana motorist is that the motorist is dead, i
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