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yetihehe
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yetihehe
2mo ago
> Your rate limits on adding and removing credit cards? All those requests will appear from different ip's and different browsers, made by someone who can spend months on trying to defraud you. How do you differentiate this from val
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yetihehe
3mo ago
It's good enough at decoding hex from some packet dumps. And I was doing that even with 5.5. And it was good at decompiling some code (with tools) and searching for offsets of buffers and commands. Found viable exploit that allowed me
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yetihehe
3mo ago
Maybe then LLM's will switch to outputting raw machine code?
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yetihehe
3mo ago
> gulasz is like very thin gravy If you make thin gulasz, you're doing a goulash tasting soup. When properly done, you should be able to stand a spoon upright in it.
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yetihehe
3mo ago
Exactly, and they are disliked too. Eating by snakes is not used anymore, but most people interacting with modern cassandras wish that this practice would return.
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3mo ago
And that Cassandra will be ignored too. It's the role of "a cassandra" to be ignored, like it's one of society operating rules. People who tend to be good at being a cassandra learn very fast to stop voicing their opinio
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yetihehe
3mo ago
> so cheap construction workers or child care workers overseas don't compete with local ones. That's also why building homes is so costly. Transporting non-local materials costs more than making them near. Then you need to supp
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yetihehe
3mo ago
40 is probably the most optimal way to extract the most value out of the most people. If only some worked less, there would probably be bigger HR overhead, like you say, plus those individuals would be less communicable. In reality, those c
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yetihehe
3mo ago
Because we got used to the idea that who is not working, is consuming resources made by those working and putting in effort. Then those putting in effort say "if I could get resources without putting in effort, why should I put the eff
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yetihehe
4mo ago
Building bridges is about achieving outcomes and utility, but steel and cement suppliers are selling by ton.
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yetihehe
4mo ago
> low priority stuff to do for a bit (or a high priority short task that interrupts) seems to let my subconscious solve the issue in the background and keeps me happier and more motivated. For a bit is ok. I had one month task, that was
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yetihehe
4mo ago
I have two modes of reading - when I read a story to enjoy, I read it to myself with inner voice saying the words (like internal audiobook). When I read to gather information quickly, I try to just absorb as much keywords as possible by qui
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yetihehe
4mo ago
This is not childish. It means you have no purpose in life. If you feel life is not worth living, find purpose and you will feel better. "Make more life", "make life more bearable for me" and "make life more bearabl
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4mo ago
Fall was upon a remote reservation when the Indian tribe asked their new Chief what the coming winter was going to be like. The modern day Chief had never been taught the secrets of the ancients. When he looked at the sky he couldn't t
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4mo ago
Find purpose which aligns with "progress or wellbeing of our species". Making kids is one, making inventions is another, helping poor or sweeping roads fits too. If you see that your "way of living" will affect people po
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4mo ago
I think qr code is more readable by bots than humans and I would prefer to see actual url...
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yetihehe
4mo ago
I have the skills, but not determination. Believe me, high skills are required and usable, but determination is more important here. And with enough determination, you will acquire skills too.
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4mo ago
When I was reverse engineering one device protocol, I could see the message patterns like addresses and flags in a screen full of raw hex numbers, essentially dehexing on the fly. Closest thing to matrix-style seeing of data. If you stare l
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4mo ago
Tried similar thing yesterday in codex, I got "can't show this message" just when it was about to show me some PoC buffer overflow payload. I told it to just put results in my working directory and everything worked.
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5mo ago
I didn't miss the point. I showed other more usable (in my opinion) point of views. I think that definition is so narrow that it starts being absurd. > It's absolutely nothing to do with what's good to do, only brute fact
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yetihehe
5mo ago
It's closing, not destroying. If you can stop and start a refrigerator, but can't destroy it, does it mean you don't control the refrigerator? If you can only stop it, but not start, do you control it? Alternative definition
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yetihehe
5mo ago
I can destroy my refrigerator pretty easily. If I care about food inside, I can take it out into a new one. So, seems I control it by that definition. Your idea "but food will spoil"/"I will lose a small amount of wealth
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yetihehe
5mo ago
> This is your interpretation. No, this is statement of conditions under which I think the rule should apply. > It's an opensource lib, it's used by corporations and hobbyist alike, so this another assumption you are smuggli
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5mo ago
Yes, if your very living conditions depend on it. Not if you do it just to increase your big payout by a little bit. Using one library over other is not an issue of maintaining your basic living needs.
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5mo ago
If someone gives you conditions to which you don't agree, maybe don't use that lib? Do you think you have some moral right to use the library and violate conditions to which you do not agree? Get another library or write your own.
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5mo ago
Ahh, thanks for clarification, after rereading I still can't see your original post in that way.
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5mo ago
> try to be more ethical with their LLM usage "Use local model" vs "Use top tier nonlocal model" is bad vs bad when library provider asks for "do not use any model". It's asking the wrong question and d
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6mo ago
Sometimes user can partially see them, game client would need that position. Then user can make a mod that flashes silhouette that just appeared behind a wall for a moment.
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6mo ago
> Yet you can see crowds of young anti-woke Germans on X There are also crowds of young anti-woke Poles claiming that Poland should leave EU because we would be better without it and claiming that EU is puppet of Germany. I've also
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6mo ago
> Most humans are nice people. Many are also overwhelmed, self absorbed and make excuses. I agree, but bullies actually come mostly from that last group. Putting pressure on overwhelmed, self-absorbed or excuse-prone people in order to e
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