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by 63stack 11mo ago
Argocd and flux are "almost completely different"? The last time I looked was about a year ago, and there seemed to be only minor differences. What are the major differences?
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by 63stack 11mo ago
A ton of malware is pushed through Google's adsense network, which already requires some level of verification afaik. It doesn't stop jack shit. You are naive if you think more verification is somehow going to stop this.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Your options are either $100/year for "integration with their ecosystem", or your app stops working every 7 days. It is very unreasonable.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
I'm just interested in opinions from all 3
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by 63stack 11mo ago
The linux foundation would introduce this is an optional thing you can download, with documentation on how it works, and where you can find the source. Within 3 days the community would make self hosted servers for it. They are not known fo
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by 63stack 11mo ago
It has been over a decade that big tech has been playing this script: * Introduce a feature that is abysmal for user privacy * Promise it's okay because $reasons * Make the feature opt-out * Change the EULA so that $reasons are no long
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by 63stack 11mo ago
I don't mean people actually conversing like this on the internet, but using programs like what is in the article to feed it to the bots only.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
I think OP is claiming that if enough people are using these obfuscators, the training data will be poisoned. The LLM being able to translate it right now is not a proof that this won't work, since it has enough "clean" data
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by 63stack 11mo ago
There are multiple people claiming this in this thread, but with no more than a "it doesn't work stop". Would be great to hear some concrete information.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
There are multiple people claiming this in this thread, but with no more than a "it doesn't work stop". Would be great to hear some concrete information.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
There are multiple people claiming this in this thread, but with no more than a "it doesn't work stop". Would be great to hear some concrete information.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
The linked thread includes the story
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by 63stack 11mo ago
If you rtfa, you will find it's actually the other way around. The linked PR from the AI has "concrete things you can point to" like "the code simply doesn't work".
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by 63stack 11mo ago
I migrated over from google photos 2 years ago. It has been nothing but amazing. No wonder google has it in its crosshairs.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
It already decoded the string so I'm not sure what your question is. There is 0 value in chatgpt telling you "it executes some code". The interesting part would be what is inside the /tmp/... file that the malware i
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Explaining what the malware does
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by 63stack 11mo ago
ChatGPT failed at doing the job, and it was the wrong tool to use. It explained that it saves a file and executes it. That's a nothingburger, it was obvious it's going to execute some code. The actual value would have been showing
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Security/compliance theater for one
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Me neither, and same here.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Oh get the fuck out with that. Not writing disingenuous feelgood bullshit, pretending that I work for some kind of greater good, while actually I'm pushing my own company, and trying to shift burden onto the "young digital natives
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Customs will destroy the package. They do not start fining random foreign companies for sending you the package.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
This is an amazing site
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Same, I'm tempted to call android just a shittier iPhone now
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by 63stack 11mo ago
What's the relevance of these "as someone who ..." posts? Nobody cares that these tools don't happen to fit into your carefully curated list of tools that you install on remote computers. You can install these on your lo
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by 63stack 11mo ago
You said "no" but your explanation says yes
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by 63stack 11mo ago
What are these huge attack surfaces that you are talking about? Any links?
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by 63stack 11mo ago
The way HN and public forums work is that people can ask questions and others can answer. The post you are replying to is an answer to a question. You need to scroll a bit up to see the original question.
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by 63stack 1y ago
What would it take for you to admit they are openly hostile? Removing the ability to install without internet, taking up resources on your computer by stuffing more and more forced ai onto you that nobody asked for, resetting default browse
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by 63stack 1y ago
Bullshit. If you try to troubleshoot your windows problems by looking for answers on the internet, you get "certified microsoft experts" giving you tips like "update your antivirus, flip the power cable, and defragment your h
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by 63stack 1y ago
In the top 10 I see only 3: pubg, apex, and rust (no idea about delta force) but unplayable on the steam deck and whether the anticheat filters out linux are not the same.

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