Goofy_Coyote

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by Goofy_Coyote 12d ago
For math illiterate people like me, my understanding is that FLT was already proven, but the proof was beyond complex, certainly for mere mortals like me, and now Claude has codified it, correct?
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by Goofy_Coyote 15d ago
I use Obsidian as my personal CRM, and I get this a lot. It feels like people put more value on memorizing facts than writing them down, as if it’s somehow more noble to remember something about someone, but if you write it down to not forg
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by Goofy_Coyote 18d ago
What a great write up. One of the few long form contents that I just opened and read from top to bottom without planning for it or keeping the tab open to read later. Great job. I’ve been battling the same problem, and I solved it by keepin
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by Goofy_Coyote 2mo ago
Yeah, I agreed, though I’m secretly hoping maybe Davinci enters this market too
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by Goofy_Coyote 2mo ago
Capture One. Also, Davinci Resolve has added photo editing functionality since 2 V21 iirc, but it’s not a drop-in replacement. It’s Davinci Resolve though, so expect to be blown away.
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by Goofy_Coyote 2mo ago
No auth? I like to live dangerously too lol. Jokes aside, the probability of it being exploited is low though. Also, this assumes pc1 has a publicly, where as with Croc and MW, you can transfer files between two PCs on both behind different
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by Goofy_Coyote 2mo ago
Asks for feedback, gets feedback, complains. It started with agreeable cases, then ended up on a holier than thou attitude.
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by Goofy_Coyote 3mo ago
Security Eng here. The whole thing is an absolute mess. I’ve been (and still am) on both sides of the fence. I currently have two reports (one RCE on a famous OSS ML platform, one cluster take over on a k8s related projects), both are more
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by Goofy_Coyote 3mo ago
It even refuses to read my resume, so... yeah
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by Goofy_Coyote 3mo ago
So it's essentially saying we can train models that put your jobs at risk (not saying it's correct or not), but you're not allowed to threaten our perceived moat?
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by Goofy_Coyote 3mo ago
These two sentences hit home: > The flow of data was so hard to follow, it seemed like someone was trying to cover up a murder. > Just getting the code to run on your laptop took a week. I always thought I’m the only one having proble
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by Goofy_Coyote 4mo ago
These Ais don't even need to arrive. They just are there. Always. Everywhere.
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by Goofy_Coyote 4mo ago
Seconding this. I've seen it make the codebase vulnerable by changing the source, then claiming it found a vuln, or finding a well-defended and secure exec function, write a unit test that shows what exec does (which is running command
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by Goofy_Coyote 4mo ago
What happens when you leave that business account? (e.g. change jobs, leave the company, get acquired and consolidate etc)
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by Goofy_Coyote 4mo ago
This is very sad. I wasn’t paying for the code tbh, I could always self-host (VaultWarden) at home behind Tailscale, it was all about the management, uptime, and most importantly, supporting a good software I used and loved for years. Sad,
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by Goofy_Coyote 6mo ago
Oh! I didn't know that was a thing! hahaha love it!
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by Goofy_Coyote 6mo ago
Chuck Norris once slapped Pi so hard it became rational for a moment. RIP dude, we’d continue the jokes, may your soul laughs as hard as we do. Chuck Norris once bet 42 is a prime. He won.
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by Goofy_Coyote 6mo ago
It took me too long to understand it’s satire. BP went through stratosphere before I noticed. Let’s hope one of these fake AI grifters doesn’t take this as a serious idea, raised a couple hundred million, and do real damage. (I’m not agains
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by Goofy_Coyote 6mo ago
Very interesting idea, love the simplicity. Question about this: “Threads are positioned in the timeline by the original post’s created_at; replies within a thread are sorted by their own created_at ascending.” Does this mean, I, as the per
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by Goofy_Coyote 6mo ago
Run 100 parallel instances, and make 250M ARR yourself lol
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by Goofy_Coyote 7mo ago
This would kill SNI proxies, correct?
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by Goofy_Coyote 7mo ago
Can you elaborate this part please? > The concept itself doesn’t even make sense if you fully understand the intersectional scope of technology and society Societies demands are the things that are unsafe not the technologies themselves
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by Goofy_Coyote 7mo ago
Where can I find some of these researches? Any links or pointers are very much appreciated. Everything I find by searching is marketing BS, or the same half-baked prompt injection protection that only works for cherry picked problems. Reall
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by Goofy_Coyote 7mo ago
> ask their opinion on the CISSP This made me lol. It's a good test, however, I wouldn't ask it in a public setting lol, you have to ask them in a more private chat - at least for me, I'm not gonna talk bad about a massive
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by Goofy_Coyote 7mo ago
A bit crude, maybe a bit hurt and angry, but has some truth in it. A few things help a lot (for BOTH sides - which is weird to say as the two sides should be US vs Threat Actors, but anyway): 1. Detach your identity from your ideas or work.
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by Goofy_Coyote 7mo ago
What are they going to do? continvoucly morge my tirm?
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by Goofy_Coyote 7mo ago
A simple HN-like web app that indexes security (and security adjacent) write-ups. Imagine you, as a security researcher (or any other persona in the security field), wanted to see what prior works are available around bypassing v8 sandbox u
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by Goofy_Coyote 7mo ago
Amazing idea - absolutely loving vouch. However, as a security person, this comment immediately caught my attention. A few things come to mind (it's late here, so apologies in advance if they're trivial and not thought through): -
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by Goofy_Coyote 8mo ago
Same thoughts here. I gave it the benefit of the doubt, thought it might be an adoption for a specific field, or an extension of thought, or maybe a fun twist or something. This is a tasteless copy.
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by Goofy_Coyote 8mo ago
It’s eye-brow-raisingly similar to StrangestLoop’s original article

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