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by zb3 1y ago
> It's a tradeoff. You may have the knowledge and risk awareness [...] but the vast majority does not and should not have that power But that power is not more dangerous than having guns, right? So.. while I can apply for a gun lice
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by zb3 1y ago
The article was written more than two months ago..
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by zb3 1y ago
Anubis doesn't use enough resources to deter AI bots. If you really want to go this way, use React, preferably with more than one UI framework.
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by zb3 1y ago
We need to differentiate between "he wants to write instead of working as X" and "he wants to write and he is willing to do that in his spare time". I know that this isn't that simple.. someone who's not employ
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by zb3 1y ago
So you expect compensation for your comment? If not, then here's your answer.. I want to read what others _wanted_ to write, not what they wrote for money.
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by zb3 1y ago
My list: 1. Don't. 2. Don't do it. 3. Seriously, don't.
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by zb3 1y ago
I think you're not up to date regarding what NSO/Cellebrite can do.. "different way" might mean exploits or even other more "humint" methods. But these companies/agencies don't care about gaming thoug
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by zb3 1y ago
> And not for lack of trying. It depends on who tries.. I bet these were just not of interest to Mossad/NSO :)
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by zb3 1y ago
> you're not breaking those keys. It hasn't been broken on a PS5, on an Xbox One, on an iPhone, on the vast majority of Android phones. Because NSO/Mossad has a different way to get into these phones. When finding software
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by zb3 1y ago
Reading GPT-1 outputs was entertaining :)
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by zb3 1y ago
Even assuming SGX is to be trusted and somehow the government would not be able to peek inside (implausible), this "tech" will not solve legal problems... see "tornado cash" for an example. "No logs" is either
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by zb3 1y ago
"AI welfare"? Is this about the effect of those conversations on the user, or have they gone completely insane (or pretend to)?
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by zb3 1y ago
This is not good.. I mean I don't support the UK plans to fight encryption, but I hate reading that the US coerces other countries to stop plans to hold US companies accountable..
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by zb3 1y ago
Umm, not really, you also need spare money to burn..
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by zb3 1y ago
Yeah, at first I thought this was about a browser 0day.. but no, so where is the vulnerability? Is Facebook vulnerable?
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by zb3 1y ago
It's a normal RPM package.
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by zb3 1y ago
I don't care about so called "safety" which has no practical implications as "unsafe" models are already there. SPLX just wants to capitalize on that safety hysteria. That's bad.
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by zb3 1y ago
Is Genie available for me to try? No? Then I can't tell, because I won't blindly trust Google. Remember Imagen? They advertised Imagen 4 level quality long before releasing the original Imagen model. Not falling for this again.
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by zb3 1y ago
For me in GNOME on Fedora this only works for chromium, for firefox I had to make an extension - I don't know why.
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by zb3 1y ago
Umm.. thanks to this logic I had to write an extension just so I could open firefox using a keystroke, because otherwise the browser did not receive focus..
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by zb3 1y ago
James Webb Telescope is not something that can be - and is released. AI models are, and others are announcing them when they're available, but DeepMind introduces noise here with their "trust us, that works, now go away" appr
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by zb3 1y ago
Yet another unavailable model from Google.. if I can't use it, I don't care. Tell me about it when it's ready to use.
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by zb3 1y ago
Until the bank closes your account because it's deemed "high risk" and they're absolutely allowed to do that without explanations.
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by zb3 1y ago
Both require repealing AML/CFT laws. But maybe that's the way and we should focus on the underlying crime instead..
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by zb3 1y ago
What kind of "speech" are we talking about here? If a payment processor is already required to be secure, it could also be required not to deny any legal transactions. This isn't even political, you wouldn't expect a mob
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by zb3 1y ago
If there was a law that mandates that payment processors have to accept all transactions, then there'd be no reason to cite "brand damage" because Mastercard could just point out that they're not in control because of th
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by zb3 1y ago
Turns out the Great Firewall was ahead of its time and it will soon become the standard in the so called "free" world too.
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by zb3 1y ago
You mean using "curl | sh" is a dumb pipe? Well, couldn't agree more :)
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by zb3 1y ago
> But this can be a real problem for creators who rely on traffic. Wait.. why would that creator be paid for the traffic if I'm not buying any shitty overpriced product advertised on these scammy ads, ever? Especially when I don&#x2
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by zb3 1y ago
So what about "ICEBlock is an app that people being in the US illegally use to evade capture"?

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