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2y ago
Docker
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2y ago
Did they have to add a label that the goods may give them cancer?
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2y ago
Humans try to replicate the human brain in software and are surprised it sometimes spits out dumb things a human could have said.
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An area worth exploring are IP cameras imho 1. They are everywhere and aren't going anywhere.. 2. Network infrastructure to ingest and analyze thousands of cameras producing video footage is very demanding.. 3. Low power and low late
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Any other creative pursuit that involves some level of engineering. Buy a 3D printer, start some woodworking/furniture stuff, learn to weld. Dig a pond and breed koi fish.
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Fair enough, at least the limits they proposed are among the best in the world. Credit where credit is due!
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"First ever" has been used very leniently here. Maybe it's the first ever for any state in America but the rest of the world definitely already has limits on it.
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2y ago
One word: fuzzing.
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The best vegemite I ever had was from a 6 foor 4 muscular man in Brussels
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Does it support OpenVPN?
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Did they get consent?
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I got some FreeStyle Abotts for anyone who wants to hack away at them. Rumor has it Dexcom is cheaper in bulk than Abotts and they are losing hospitals as customers.
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I've tried out HerbGrind but it often gets stuck and reports an error E_STONED.
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Breaking News, BuzzFeed man can take a joke amd fires back. I appreciate defining a clear hypothesis and the exploring an LLM using statistics. I feel like the analysis could benefit from prompts that contain neutral consequenses as well. Y
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TL;DR BuzzFeed man performs statistical analysis on LLM output, in an attempt to determine hidden internally encoded motives. Next up, for a more clickbaity titel, BuzzFeed man pretends to be therapist to uncover LLM's dark secret. I o
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O hey WinRAR! On a more serious note, cool app. The iconic WinRAR notice to purchase a license would be a nice easteregg.
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I wish him all the best, fighting cancer is a tough battle. After he beats his own cancer, perhaps he has energy to defeat the cancer that is FSF.
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I think everyone struggles with this at a certain point in life and this extends beyond the tech sector. Understanding the impact of your work is not always easy, but it is a necessity to feel like you are performing meaningful work. What h
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IIRC you can even spoof the URL, so the URL on screen is not what you will be directed to. It is a perfect ground for phishing attacks. PS: Skype and Teams share parts of the same XML message format, you can have some fun there too :)
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Typical extortionist behavior. Their first attempt failed, so they just try and piggy back on this media hype wrt to api changes eve tho they dont give a damn, just to blow up this supposed breach and add fuel to the existing fire.
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Please add an automatic archive.ph checker pls for adblocked/paywalled sites, and rewrite urls to automatically go to the archive
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rm -rf / Best way to deal with Kubernetes
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Now plot it relative to the money supply :D
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I was once tasked to build an integration while working directly under the CTO. They designed their own API and claimed there was no specification in the ecosystem that we needed to follow. I noticed that there was a specification and I inf
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Aaand it got suspended.
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I'm almost sure this is an excerpt straight from https://youtu.be/7Nj9ZjwOdFQ
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Let the man watch porn.
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> How many ping pong balls do you need to lift a Ferrari from the bottom of a lake? I estimate about 55,000? Ferarri is 1300kg, needs 1300 liters, 1.3m^3 of air to be buoyant, and assuming square pingpong ball of 3cm, that be ballpark 46
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You should contribute to open source project that has reviewers, it's like doing a test and having it graded by teachers.
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"P.S. Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto." Up until that point, you weren't an idiot and just a frustrated developer.
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