itsnotlupus

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by itsnotlupus 2y ago
> you can't express emotions if you don't have any That feels off. When I watch an actor on screen conveying emotions, there's no actual human being feeling those emotions as I watch their movie. Very dumb machines have al
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by itsnotlupus 3y ago
Fair points, within the context that IP rights are fundamentally made up and shifting rights crafted to balance the concerns and interests of various parties. I can't tell where this is going to land. Right now, we're seeing a num
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by itsnotlupus 3y ago
Cracking is about removing anti-features, typically copy protections. It pairs well with pirating, but neither one strictly requires the other.
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by itsnotlupus 3y ago
Notably that show features a gargoyle who seems very proud to be walking the streets with all their cool hardware. With the Vision Pro, Apple is going to let us become the prettiest gargoyle at the ball.
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by itsnotlupus 4y ago
New GPT-4-powered business model just dropped.
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by itsnotlupus 4y ago
I think scraping websites that don't require authentication is legal in the US nowadays. Monetizing data acquired through scraping could run afoul of copyrights, so the love letters would probably only arrive once OP attempts monetizat
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by itsnotlupus 4y ago
By far the best feature of the minitel 1B for a kid like me with no budget was that it was free, as long as you could get your hands on one. I have fond memories of endlessly annoying my parents and the local post office in my quest to get
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by itsnotlupus 5y ago
Chrome sets it if you tell it you want to use its spellchecker with some languages. I'm not sure what the standard says, but i suspect you'd surprise users considerably less if you used the first language listed in that header rat
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by itsnotlupus 5y ago
Right. Once upon a time, it used to be a decent resource for computer security-oriented news items.
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by itsnotlupus 5y ago
Speaking of python things, there's an actively developed JavaScript implementation of tensorflow called tensorflow.js, which has its own set of backends to leverage GPUs in browsers or in node.js though webGL, webgpu or node bindings i
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by itsnotlupus 5y ago
Hmm how long before we start to see companies extracting money from ransomware gangs by deploying honeypots and selling access to them? Imagine getting blacklisted by ransomware gangs for being an untrustworthy company.
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by itsnotlupus 6y ago
It's definitely there, and updated often: NewPipe (Lightweight YouTube frontend) - https://f-droid.org/app/org.schabi.newpipe
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by itsnotlupus 6y ago
Right. Criminal prosecutors, like many other criminals, are the product of their environment.
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by itsnotlupus 6y ago
Unfortunately their jsdoc stuff only exposes a subset of their typing capabilities, so you're leaving some advanced type goodies on the table.
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by itsnotlupus 6y ago
They do. I used that "feature" by accident recently. I think one of the accounts was a shopping account, the other started as an AWS account. Both accounts have the same name, same billing address, same credit card. I think the lo
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by itsnotlupus 6y ago
There's a csrf token set in a php session that's hard to guess that needs to be provided in form data, yes. Probably difficult to exploit that way without first finding another bug to retrieve that token from a random origin.
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by itsnotlupus 7y ago
I expect we'll find out that Libra's default set of trusted validators will be perfectly willing to accommodate local regulations. More than that though, AML/KYC and any other checks deemed necessary can occur at almost every
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by itsnotlupus 7y ago
Sure, I knew exactly what I was doing by daring to use the popular parlance rather than the GNU/preferred nomenclature. Being labelled as "unfortunate" is certainly the least that I deserve for that transgression. However, at
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by itsnotlupus 7y ago
Maybe if you know what the "GNU operating system" is, it's a great description. As for me, I had to keep reading until I saw "Linux" to go "oh ok, it's a Linux distro and they're being a little weird
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by itsnotlupus 8y ago
Got a new phone, tried to activate it through my cell phone provider, was only given worse plan choices than what I already had, used the chat widget, waited a while, was asked a bunch of seemingly silly and redundant questions, then the ne
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by itsnotlupus 8y ago
What did they exaggerate? They mentioned the attack can work with roughly a week worth of unprivileged runtime, as long as the ECC mode of the ram chips in the targeted system has been previously sufficiently reverse engineered. Is that too
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by itsnotlupus 8y ago
I really want a way to get a generated voice recognition transcript for all that content people really think needs to be in video form. 2x playback is still 14:45 too long in this instance.
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by itsnotlupus 8y ago
I think the ability to mine is incidental here. This is more likely to be targeted at dapps developers by offering them an easy setup for both test and production environment.
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by itsnotlupus 9y ago
Probably mobility, hence increased ability to seize opportunities as they present.
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by itsnotlupus 9y ago
They used to do a lot of fancy things, back in the days, including running bits of suspicious executables in heavily sandboxed interpreters to spot behavioral patterns. I'm guessing those kind of approaches have largely gone away, bein
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by itsnotlupus 9y ago
Common startup wisdom is that having to deal with too many users is a "good problem" to have, along with notions of launching fast first and solving scale later. But of course sustained rapid user growth without a robust preexisti
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by itsnotlupus 9y ago
Solidity needs formal verification much more than syntactic sugar. There's a chance solidity is already too sweet as it is.
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by itsnotlupus 9y ago
Words of praise for fish food.
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by itsnotlupus 9y ago
I remember hearing stories of homes in Houston that had been elevated after previous floods to make them flood proof. They were elevated high enough to survive the highest flood on record. But this one was higher..
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by itsnotlupus 9y ago
Annoyingly enough, that's not sufficient to make those ICOs scam. The easiest counterexample would be Ethereum itself, who had a teenager as its public face, and raised large amounts of funds on top of mostly just a whitepaper, yet tur

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