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xani_
4y ago
I foresee marketing departments replaced almost entirely by GPT-X
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4y ago
Well, exactly that, it's not attack on a database, because SQL does provide way to pass inputs correctly, just on the code that connects to database and allows that. I.e. the fault is at amateurish code before the SQL/GPT, not t
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xani_
4y ago
surely the solution is AI to scrub the PII out of input for another AI
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4y ago
> The beauty of HTTP is that servers are simple (HTTP2/3 complicates things). HTTP clients have to implement all sorts of painful encodings and caching but a server (begin in charge of the conversation) can ignore all of that and be
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4y ago
I'm absolutely not, because that is not in interest of any of the payment provider to make it easier for the user to change for competing, cheaper payment provider >The first time you use such an API using a client which would handl
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4y ago
> Before install this extension, you need to give network packet capture permission to Postgres binary. At that point you have root and can use any of the dozen estabilished ways to do the same thing tho ?
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xani_
4y ago
That "Australia vs. its wildlife" series is getting wild.
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4y ago
Someone arguing for trashcan needing internet connection and power in middle of forest... ... you know that, fuck this, go ahead and pitch it to some silicon valley VC, I'm sure someone will take a bait
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4y ago
"A bear training crow to help open trash cans spotted in local forest"
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4y ago
That's less dumb and more egotistical, just because tourist is an asshole doesn't mean they are automatically dumb.
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4y ago
Well, not exactly. The cats don't have natural predators in the city and in many other places where they were introduced
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4y ago
"Those humans are nasty, now every time I hear a loud bell it means one of my friends has died" - local bird, probably
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4y ago
Sure but what to do if all the good names for doing the thing the thing is doing are taken ?
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4y ago
Newer versions also have few more tricks up the sleeve, like you can probe and act upon client's TCP RTT and RTT variance (because apparently newer kernels just track that info and it can be accessed from userspace). We ended up using
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4y ago
you can also add stats admin to the stats backend to enable ability to do that from statistics UI address. Just make sure it is at the very least behind a password
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4y ago
And, you know, the fact your country does do the "jail for opinions" thing too
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xani_
4y ago
The whole monarch clowfest does bring tourism in so it might be not complete waste of tax money
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4y ago
Well, there is a red banner on the site saying > Support for the Dark Sky iOS app will end on December 31st, 2022, and support for the Dark Sky API will end on March 31st, 2023. So basically them buying then closing the service to make t
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4y ago
And, well, are ouside at the time. Also need to consider location of the watch, easy to heat it just by sun (in summer) or by wearing long sleeves (when it's colder) Air pressure on the other hand...
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4y ago
Sure you can, you will just have to push it
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4y ago
> The issue with AI art is that the only human contribution in those pieces is the creation of the prompt and the curation of the final image. Without sensory and experiential inputs of its own, AI can only interpolate between real image
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4y ago
>Like most discussions that are centred in conservatism/purism, there's always a thread of hypocrisy, because this type of person will use themselves as the golden benchmark to what is acceptable. > To use an example: a puri
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4y ago
>Back when I was in school, there was already plenty of debate about 'what is "Art"'? It's always been hotly contested. Most of my teachers felt that 'technique' was not Art. Others were more purists –
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4y ago
That's like saying "well, making knives is easy" while ignoring everything that is needed to make materials then shaping them into final form. It's only "easy" because bunch of people over years perfected every
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4y ago
I googled how to do it just for lulz and got youtube video with someone showing one... and some russian/ukrainian looking name in comments asking about it and asking where to get one, from like a month ago https://www.kyivpo
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4y ago
I'm sure it's no harder than making one in shape of arrow lmao
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4y ago
Could just broadcast that info to cars around, ADS-B-style, then put it on HUD. Probably pretty hard to make it secure tho I'd love to see info "the car in front of me will be taking right soon, or exact speed just displayed via H
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4y ago
It's still kinda shit design to be honest . Could have both color and shape. Make red hexagon, yellow square for example. or really any recognizable shape
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4y ago
If you just want to feed computers just put a database with every sign location and data. That way even faking or destroying sign would be ineffective. Would have to be updated during temporary situations (roadwork etc) tho
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4y ago
I mean, you now have told a lot of people that you can just get a tool to derail a train easily, that I'd guess most (I didn't) don't even know it exists.
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