hhsectech

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by hhsectech 2y ago
Interesting idea...but could a crawler not just incorporate some AI like LLava2 or convert the SVG to a JPG and use OCR to get the email addresses out? It just seems like this adds a couple of steps to existing crawler scripts.
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by hhsectech 2y ago
Nice!
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by hhsectech 2y ago
Isn't this what resizeable BAR and direct storage are for?
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by hhsectech 3y ago
Eh? I've never had a problem moving data out of AWS. Have people lost the ability to write export and backup scripts?
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by hhsectech 3y ago
There are two possible scenarios here. Firstly, they can't find the talent to support what you implemented...or more likely, your docs suck! I've made a career out of inheriting other peoples whacky setups and supporting them (as
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by hhsectech 3y ago
Ugh...such an Aquarian thing to say. /s
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by hhsectech 3y ago
Man, I started building sites in the mid to late 90s as a kid, for shits and giggles, then it became trendy to hire a "whizz kid" and people paid me to build garbage...web design business was so easy back then..."Your Dad say
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by hhsectech 3y ago
There is. Dropping your phone follows a curve, it falling from 16,000ft it does not. There are more forces at play when you fumble your phone. They aren't necessarily stronger forces though...just more of them. Trajectory and spinning
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by hhsectech 3y ago
The terminal velocity of an iPhone is around 25-30mph. Past a certain height, it doesn't matter how high up the device is. Dropping an iPhone out at 16,000ft is probably the same as throwing it off a tall building. I'd imagine a 3
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by hhsectech 3y ago
I've used Firefox forever. I've tried for many years to convert people to it...but they can't live without "muh chrome".
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by hhsectech 3y ago
I'm not for or against anything at this point until someone gets their balls out and clearly defines what copyright infringement means in this context. If you give a bunch of books to a kid all by the same author and then pay that kid
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by hhsectech 3y ago
"Hi Hans Rosling..." ticks the 'potential liability' box "How can I help you?"
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by hhsectech 3y ago
Depends on the model you use. The tiny quantized 7B models, yeah its like having a high functioning teenage intern...but there are bigger more sophisticated models...like Falcon 180B...you need hella RAM to run that bad boy though.
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by hhsectech 3y ago
Cool, so Blanka from Street Fighter is plausible, its not just made up fantasy bullshit. Good to know.
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Simple Bitcoin Dashboard(app.bitswings.com)
1 points by hhsectech 3y ago|1 comments
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by hhsectech 3y ago
People are always asking me how I follow trading charts, so to save me having to explain basic indicators over and over again, I made a simple trading dashboard to help people understand basic trading indicators for Bitcoin!
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by hhsectech 3y ago
A really cheap and efficient way to get around and multiply. We are cheap, disposable tools for machines. If machines figure out how to farm humans, they're set...it's way more practical than mining resources, refining them, produ
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by hhsectech 3y ago
In the long run, none of that matters.
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by hhsectech 3y ago
NVIDIA is the leader because most academic AI setups are NVIDIA based. When AI moves further away from academia NVIDIA will have less of a grip. Proprietary, hardware specific APIs never stand the test of time. Ask 3Dfx. Either CUDA will op
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by hhsectech 3y ago
Can't be much harder than Calor gas cylinders. The whole battery replacement situation is why EVs depreciate so much. If swapping batteries in a modular system became a thing, the depreciation problem might shrink...it would also make
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by hhsectech 3y ago
Hate to be that pragmatic engineer...but wouldn't a decent balance between range and fast charging be nicer? I'd like to see the graph for capacity vs charging time for these cells. I'm sure like any battery the charging gets
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by hhsectech 3y ago
I dont understand why something has to be conscious to be intelligent. If they were the same thing we wouldn't have two separate words. I suspect AGI is quite possible, it just won't be what everyone thinks it will be.
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by hhsectech 3y ago
Cool...so what's the test? We can't verify if you're talking shit without knowing the parameters of your test. AI isn't capable of generating the same recipe for cookies as my grandma, she took the recipe to her grave. I
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by hhsectech 3y ago
This. Big companies are in the minority and what they do would not classify as "normal" or "standard practice". It really bugs when people say "it's standard industry practice" when actually what they mean
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by hhsectech 3y ago
That is lamest thing I've ever seen.
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by hhsectech 3y ago
I've always thought a solution like LetsEncrypt would be an ideal backdoor for LEAs wanting to circumvent SSL/TLS. The same thing applies to VPN services. Why bother trying to develop tools etc that can decrypt traffic when you ca
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by hhsectech 3y ago
"Hire a top drawer test automation engineer to lead the company in how to run QA properly - this should be a senior developer" Trouble is, they are few and far between and PE doesnt know how to find them...they only understand mon