Buffout

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by Buffout 4y ago
This "kid level" argument fooled even Albert Einstein, Roosevelt, and many others. into developing atomic bomb. "If we don't build it Nazis will" Using it was achieved by different kid level argument "It will
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by Buffout 4y ago
Scientist have moral responsibility not to build weapons of mass destruction for example. Too bad even Einstein couldn't keep with your advice. Scientists are sometimes not so smart. They can be fooled like anybody else.
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by Buffout 4y ago
"Hey, maybe I can use it for starting 10 remote jobs", said software engineer.
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by Buffout 4y ago
- some guy uses ChatGPT to generate food recipe, doesn't check it. He poison himself. - some guy uses ChatGPT to generate electronic circuit, doesn't check it. He electrocute himself.
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by Buffout 4y ago
So, what prevents chatGPT to use detection tool and fine-tune its response accordingly?
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by Buffout 4y ago
> I have more success writing reusable libraries that do very, very fundamental stuff Same here. Things like logical and mathematical operators. Memory access and stuff.
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by Buffout 4y ago
Never said it is easy to build simple reusable code. Code itself must be simple but process behind devising it may not be. If the code is not simple it is more prone to error.
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by Buffout 4y ago
"generalized" means the most simple code you can come up with. This simple code is then used thousands times from very different programs, and it never changes.
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by Buffout 4y ago
Is this such a big problem? Everybody must verify data anyway. Otherwise bad things may happen. Like evil ai apocalypse that scientist have warned us about.
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by Buffout 4y ago
Researcher in article discovered that oven pings google , yandex and baidu to check if internet is present. I think who ever coded oven firmware was fair because oven connectivity data will be equally shared with all major sides. And also r
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by Buffout 4y ago
How will they contact us? We need Galactical mailbox. And you don't know how to build one unless you already have one.
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by Buffout 4y ago
BonziBuddy was spyware.
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by Buffout 4y ago
I have few apps that I Am the Only User, never shared them. And the apps that I have shared, I never use them. You should probably do opposite.
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by Buffout 4y ago
Interesting , article is about blog post, About how AI can be used to write Polymorphic malware. (writen also by AI). What are they trying to prove?
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by Buffout 4y ago
That's the easy part. Checksum algorithms are public knowledge.
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by Buffout 4y ago
I mean how can Facebook check government ID if it is legit? ( not how to photoshop ID. )
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by Buffout 4y ago
> so they can verify that you didn't photoshop a fake government ID. Huh. How?
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by Buffout 4y ago
Counter argument to system argument goes like this: If man memorizes all the rules and procedures he will be the system. Still doesn't know Chinese.
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by Buffout 4y ago
See my reply above, this are just bugs that are fixable. "Timing attack" that will not be fixed is when police has warrant for your ISP, and police has ISP logs and destination server logs. (so it can compare the two)
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by Buffout 4y ago
No, this is not the timing attack I was thinking of. Your version of timing attack comes from inside tor network and that is solved by Entry Guards. And besides you can also be Tor relay and a client. This attacks are just bugs that are fix
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by Buffout 4y ago
I don't think that is how timing analisis works. User can say to "entrance node" that it is also a node and that is how it can deny that it is originator. "Entrance node" doesn't know its position in a chain. O
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by Buffout 4y ago
So what if they were? Only exit node see the message (encrypted or not). And it doesn't know where it originated. I speculate this is most likely case of a ISIS server run by FBI.
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by Buffout 4y ago
Article is about people on Russian forums trying to circumvent geofencing restrictions on ChatGPT.
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by Buffout 4y ago
This is strange, ( Taliban spokesperson using Twitter )
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by Buffout 4y ago
Whenever Apple upgrades it's privacy scheme it seems the government becomes quite concerned requesting backdoors and such. However we have had apps like Signal and WhatsApp and a plethora of others with e2e for years. link on
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by Buffout 4y ago
There were no bugs then, there was very little electronics in a car. Not like in Uber.
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by Buffout 4y ago
Hi there , I'm from country where you could unlock many cars of same model with your car key, yet there was little or no car theft.
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by Buffout 4y ago
You asked a good question. Q: What this malware does? A: probably nothing , but You kind of gave keys to Your device to 3rd party. And 2nd party (that also has keys ) doesn't like that. Ideally You the owner should have the key and nob
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by Buffout 4y ago
NOTAM is a notice to alert aircraft pilots of potential hazards along a flight route... Command control can see that NOTAM system is out and publish advisory. (Not via NOTAM system)
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Programming Actual “Hello World ”?
5 points by Buffout 4y ago|4 comments

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