integralid

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by integralid 5mo ago
>There is one EU company in the 50 of the world by companies market cap. One. Just freaking one. And this is a good thing. All 50 of them should be broken up anyway. >I'm in the EU and honestly it's more than frightening I&#
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by integralid 5mo ago
>I still pay for Netflix, Disney, Apple, Spotify and bbc I have to admit that's a lot of subscriptions. Most people here are relatively rich, but no wonder people are priced out.
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by integralid 5mo ago
Most of my life I was strongly opposed to piracy for moral reasons. Now I... intentionally try to own (download/pirate) content I consume and I also do this for ideological reasons. So yeah, this effect is real.
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by integralid 5mo ago
It's not perfect but it was a step forward. It also made people realize that they are tracked like crazy (there are regularly memes about this for example) - before people reacted to this fact like you were sharing a conspiracy theory.
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by integralid 5mo ago
>there's a bug in widely used tool x" There's a security bug in Openssh. I don't know what it is, but I can tell you with statistical certainty that it exists. Go on and do with this information whatever you want.
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by integralid 5mo ago
Most people are also n apparently completely off-topic, as in giving advice completely contradictory to the OP (for example "always go to sleep at the same time alway") without even acknowledging that.
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by integralid 5mo ago
I try to explain this to my wife, my baby, and my dayjob but they refuse to listen.
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by integralid 5mo ago
Huh, that's much less than I expected! Apparently it's just for adult population (correctly). Apparently that varies from year to year (in 2024 it was 64%), and by race (highest in white people 70%). I also wonder how that looks w
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by integralid 5mo ago
4 month old should eat every 3-4 hours. You mentioned sleeping for 10-12h and this sounds almost harmful for the baby. I don't think I'd like that. Thanks for your recommendation anyway. I'm sure that there are many science-b
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by integralid 5mo ago
>Because the threat model is one-sided - if an AI attack fails, the controller simply moves to the next target. If an AI defense fails, the victim is fucked. This was always the case? Security is asymmetric and attacker only needs to suc
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by integralid 5mo ago
>More and more folks just see a headline and comment rather than understand that headlines are designed to mislead you for clicks. My personal policy is I don't click links I consider clickbait. I mean things that are intentionally
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by integralid 5mo ago
What do you mean "stuck with it"? I just don't use LinkedIn. Do you need it for job hunting for example?
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by integralid 5mo ago
>BDS boycott list Looks like a great initiative. Anyone knows about a similar list, but for companies that support Russia and occupation of Ukraine?
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by integralid 5mo ago
I work with actually malicious content (things that make people lose their life savings) and Cloudflare abuse is relatively helpful (compared to most ISPs who just don't care). They just refuse to take down random things that some medi
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by integralid 5mo ago
Support jobs are very definitely not "bullshit jobs".
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by integralid 5mo ago
>consider how much lobbying money is coming from CEOs and companies Make lobbying illegal, I don't understand why it's normalized.
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by integralid 5mo ago
>Or none We already know this is not true, because small models found the same vulnerability.
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by integralid 5mo ago
This is not universal. I only drink espresso without sugar or milk, because I love the taste of a strong coffee.
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by integralid 5mo ago
Except Microsoft Authenticator. That's what my company uses and this is the only reason I ever use my work phone.
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by integralid 5mo ago
The company didn't issue any phone. They want GP to install authenticator on their private phone and GP tried to softly refuse by lying (I think) they only own a flip phone. It didn't work.
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by integralid 5mo ago
>To be honest, if I were German, I would probably just kill myself the day I was legally mandated by my government to register my identity with Google. That might sound hyperbolic, but I'm really not kidding. This is honestly not a
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by integralid 6mo ago
Yes, a lot of money in fact.
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by integralid 6mo ago
I believe RTX 3060 is the most common card for people who want to have local LLM in their homelab.
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by integralid 6mo ago
>the average person's response is "nah, that would take at least a couple of minutes of my time, As a data point I, a technical person who tweaks his computer a lot, was against adblocking for moral reasons (as a part of percei
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by integralid 6mo ago
>5:1 death rate (Russian:Ukrainian) is considered good for Russia >pilots with 1k+ kills is not uncommon, kills in the hundreds is normal. I am strongly pro-Ukraine in this conflict, but this sounds over the top and unbelievable. Are
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by integralid 6mo ago
>Was there ever an obfuscated JS code a human couldn't reverse given enough time? I reverse malware for a living and no there wasn't. With some experience even the best obfuscation is actually pretty easy to defeat. But the goa
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by integralid 6mo ago
minification was originally about sending less bytes on the wire and saving a bit of performance. Somewhere along the road people started misusing this for security, because JS evolved from "a few snippets of code to make my site more
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by integralid 6mo ago
That's exactly 4D. Just like "non euclidean"[1], this term is often abused in entertainment to mean something else, but the post here is about the real 4d world rendering. [1] For this check out zenorogue work btw
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by integralid 6mo ago
I always type "please continue". I guess being polite is not a good idea.
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by integralid 6mo ago
>What type of developer chooses UX and performance over security? So reckless. Initially I assumed this is sarcastic, but apparently not. UX and performance is what programmers are paid to do! Making sure UX is good is one of the most im

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