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blackmesaind
6mo ago
I disagree. Not all white collar workers are managers, and while I do think AI-supervision will be a growing field, it won't generate anywhere close to enough roles to replace how many ICs are going to be displaced. Companies are going
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blackmesaind
2y ago
My thoughts as well. I too would have trouble with the overlapping lines tests if all the images underwent convolution.
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blackmesaind
2y ago
Same here! Although in the context of "Writing" an IR, writing an incident response policy makes the most sense (but isn't very blog worthy)
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2y ago
Claude didn't require a whole lot of prompt wrangling to get started (also part of the test). Just talk to it like you would normally ("Hey, you know the DnD 5e rules? Could you make me a character sheet to fill out? Ready to play
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2y ago
Funny anecdote for you. I usually test LLM's by attempting to play DnD 5e with them. The rules are well documented online, so seeing how well they perform as a dungeon master gives me a rough estimate of their internal consistency &
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2y ago
12 hour take home assessment
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2y ago
From my understanding as well, they didn't exploit a bug in Ethereum, but in the MEV bots' parsers. Hopefully all those Google searches for a Saul Goodman-esque Cryptocurrency lawyer will pay off.
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2y ago
To the Sun. Just have to make sure we go at night, when it's off.
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2y ago
Check the network share for a folder called "Passwords"
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2y ago
Yep, while you often do a lot of idling in the latter games, they're not really idle games. That's why the newer term, Incremental games, fits better.
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2y ago
Very true. The medium changes a lot with email interviews (interviewer sends all / many questions at once, rather than a back & forth), and would explain a lot of the behavior. Doesn't excuse a lack of understanding of the per
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2y ago
Unless it's investigative in nature, even the best interviewers still don't take the spotlight. Larry King, on his interview technique, said "The key of interviewing is listening. I hate interviewers who come with a long list
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2y ago
Despite Powell's almost cringe worthy rage against "liberal racism", at least his responses had force of personality behind them. The interviewer's questions show a distinct lack of awareness. An interview only works if
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3y ago
The fact that you are using the internet means that you have implicit trust in much less trustworthy entities than a known security researcher. That being said, there's no need to use 3rd party password generators, if you can make your
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3y ago
Many of the assets were reused from previous work (DOS 1/2). They did put in an insane amount of work over a very extended period, though.
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3y ago
Bah, you could never convince me aleph numbers are real!
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blackmesaind
3y ago
Not quite, anything subtracted from itself is zero. However, if you send me Infinity bitcoin, I will send you 10 Infinity bitcoin back (I am Expert Hacker).
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3y ago
The company has put an insane amount of money towards ad spend, I wouldn't be too surprised if many of the 4 dozen hype articles are paid for by that budget.
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3y ago
Why don't we use this hack IRL?
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3y ago
I don't find the lack of Latin in public education to be particularly alarming, and I've found that it's been replaced by subjects a bit more relevant to the modern day (i.e. Comp Sci)
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3y ago
Most schools utilize cloud-based education platforms (Google Classroom, Canvas, etc) that require connectivity. Local hosting requires infra + someone to manage it, not to mention that there aren't very many good self hosted edu softwa
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3y ago
Children, by and large, are not very good at self control. Give them free reign to learn at their own pace, and you will see some do very well, and many do extremely poorly. The public education system (at least primary/secondary) is n
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3y ago
User error is the source of many vulnerabilities that shouldn't exist.
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3y ago
This could be a product of your own PoV & history with IBM. Not many consider IBM's legacy noteworthy, they became complacent and got beat out the market.
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3y ago
Would it be included in TC that your company managed Roth IRA grows by 66% each year? If so, it would be easily the highest on the list.
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3y ago
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3y ago
The goalposts for intelligence always seem to change with each new foundation model that comes out. As long as people can understand the principles behind why a model works, it no longer seems intelligent. hvsm bsjsf sldsqh fch tcifhssb
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3y ago
Not everybody wants your data, only I do.
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3y ago
This is a ridiculous take only justifiable by those who are juniors. I'd agree that Senior+ the titles are mostly meaningless, but the distinction between a junior (Not able to complete full projects independently) and a senior (Able t
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3y ago
It's less about building something that is useful to many people, and more about selling something that is useful to many people. The fact that what they built was sold by others is a problem they should have thought about.
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