Good4boothee

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by Good4boothee 6d ago
> but unless you're defending against some sort of denial of service attack, in practice it rarely matters. That "rarely" contains most sites/webservices. Before programming languages started defending against it by a
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by Good4boothee 6d ago
How does handling support tickets/bugs work with such approach? If LLM sometimes can't handle it - do I have to beg it to keep trying, as humans are no longer an viable fallback?
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by Good4boothee 7d ago
> "But they can't possibly review every ad before publishing" they say. That defense doesn't work either way as they (and Facebook) also reject manual reports from users.
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by Good4boothee 7d ago
Endless stream of "Your review was removed - place was closed down" is a interesting reward for reviewing places. I still wonder how can a beach just stop existing.
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by Good4boothee 7d ago
Will it ever work until a TPM like module is directly integrated into camera sensor? Older attempts of Nikon and Canon got broken, same had happened with C2PA implementation for Android - if it gets anywhere close to CPU it is insecure.
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by Good4boothee 22d ago
Main discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49437283 And I still can't go over how this title looks like draft version with placeholder, published a bit too fast. How could anyone thing a single letter is g
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by Good4boothee 27d ago
I am surprised they didn't rollback their change from 2019 when they included up to 5 private repos in free plan. Before that you had to pay to keep your code from being publicly visible.
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
Did it also give you a tip to "log in to your usual Wifi network"? I have a feeling all large corps let their heuristics run wild with little to none supervison.
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
That is a lot more Star Citizen players than I expected. Also that Factorio chart is weird: https://steamdb.info/app/427520/charts/#max . I don't think I even saw another game with such steady player cou
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ototoxic_medication#Other_exam... has some sources. Worth noting NSAIDs like aspirin are also listed there.
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
My favorites are: exclusive, historically, pollution control, systemic. There had to be an absurd amount of false positives but I doubt they care when they are anti-science in general.
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
Isn't 50TB just 6 years of videos, in even the best case (1GB/h)?
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
I dread the day YT finally decides it is cost effective to embed ads directly in video stream. I think Twitch is/was experimenting with it.
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
Isn't that effort totally redundant? As in - plenty of people are already filling entire internet with slop for SEO purposes? And LLM slop by default is a mix of facts with few plausible but made up facts - it might be harder to craft
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
Captain of Industry has a simple chain that requires looping to add all layers, so there is that. Anything more complicated and it will look more like Zachtronics game.
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
Please, I couldn't care what Pangram (or any other "detector") says. If it feels like AI, does it even matter if LLM was co-author? It lands in the same "bad writing, I won't continue to read that" category. Th
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
I would be more interested in results if test case was one that requires some backtracking, even in optimal solution.
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
> They somehow still don't have a proper product for businesses to manage Apple devices and accounts I am not sure why that should matter. If company can handle BYOD model then they should solve that on hardware level - by issuing w
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by Good4boothee 1mo ago
Their MO is switching to maintenance mode and running services with skeleton crew. I am not sure if it will work in area exposed to AI, where everyone is by now used to monthly updates and quarterly product releases.
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by Good4boothee 2mo ago
Check previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49058993 My personal guess is some of those "providers" use inputs/outputs for training "open"weight models.
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by Good4boothee 2mo ago
Isn't it a bit Catch 22 anyway? If someone finds a algorithm to reduce some NP task X to class P, then that just means X wasn't a true NP task and P!=NP is still undecided?
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by Good4boothee 2mo ago
> In what timeline is this acceptable behaviour by a fucking monitor to tell it’s manufacturer what [naughty] video you’re currently watching? But LG already did that 10 years ago. If you didn't care then, why do you care now? htt
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by Good4boothee 2mo ago
Both Samsung and SK Hynix had record earnings and stocks dropped 15%. It might be localized leverage craze, I am not sure it will have any impact on actual RAM production/data center construction.
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by Good4boothee 2mo ago
> How do you protect yourself Was the site itself actually infected(hacked)? If not, then all you need is adblock (like ublock origin). And that was true for last 20 years . If website actually got hacked then I don't know of any g
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by Good4boothee 2mo ago
Are we really discussing NYPost article? Even freaking Daily Mail is considered to be more trustworthy among tabloids.
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by Good4boothee 2mo ago
Isn't that just the LTSC version?
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by Good4boothee 2mo ago
> A federal judge ruled the practice is fair use because eliminating the original means only one copy exists at a time. Really? That sure wasn't a thing when one startup got sued for streaming from its wall od dvd-players, and they