j-conn

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by j-conn 7d ago
“The bug is a memory corruption issue in WeChat's VoIP stack. We're withholding the technical details for now. We plan to present the full analysis at an upcoming conference. This specific WeChat bug is one instance of the many un
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by j-conn 26d ago
Check out the awesome [Claudish-to-English plugin]( https://github.com/gvzdv/claudish-to-english ), you could lift their prompt from https://github.com/gvzdv/claudish-to-english/blob/main&#
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by j-conn 1mo ago
So deepfakes and “AI was also used to generate synthetic identities that bypassed KYC checks, craft hyper-personalized phishing lures tailored to individual victims, and produce AI-driven malware capable of evading signature-based detection
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by j-conn 2mo ago
My only point was that this article shouldn’t be considered authoritative, wanted to put it in perspective for someone surfing hn and just reading the comments The person closest to me was saved by CPR after cardiac arrest (and cooling at t
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by j-conn 2mo ago
Totally misleading. Early CPR (+AED if available) absolutely saves lives. Article is from 2011 by a family med doctor. Overly aggressive resuscitation attempts are definitely a problem but context matters
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by j-conn 3mo ago
Citation for the phone, WiFi, Bluetooth claim? That’s an extraordinary claim and I’m very skeptical.
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by j-conn 3mo ago
The “fusion” mode looks really cool. Also loved the logo grid under “for the paranoid” — looks like a customer list but except it’s a wall of shame (“they did not run bromure”). Thanks for sharing!
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by j-conn 3mo ago
What are some of the implications? Where does widely available mythos-level hacking lead? By people with a vested interest, do you mean non-cloud software vendors?
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by j-conn 5mo ago
Incredible! I’m interested in doing something similar on windows, have you looked into that at all? Apparently codex computer use plans to support this on windows in the future. Were you able to see how codex was doing it, or the inspiratio
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by j-conn 5mo ago
> ‘AI’ doesn’t exist, and LLMs have vanishingly narrow legitimate justifiable use cases. … I’m yet to identify any application of a LLM which can rationally be mistaken for intelligence. What’s the opposite of AI psychosis? Burying your
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by j-conn 6mo ago
Which do you like? Barebells salty peanut and chocolate dough over here. Though the sugar alcohols certainly aren’t great for you either, I think they were recently linked to stroke risk
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by j-conn 6mo ago
OpenAI just released “codex security”, worth trying (along with other suggestions) if your org has access https://openai.com/index/codex-security-now-in-research-prev...
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by j-conn 7mo ago
Have you tried docker sandboxes? https://docs.docker.com/ai/sandboxes/ The docker desktop license requirement is a factor, though. You need a paid subscription if your company has something like 250 employees or $
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by j-conn 7mo ago
(EUC = electric unicycle)
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by j-conn 7mo ago
All the more important for people who value the rule of law to continue to call it the Department of Defense. Executive power ultimately depends on acceptance and compliance. Corrupt and unconstitutional actions are only legitimized by coll
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by j-conn 8mo ago
100% agree, many people don’t realize just how harmful wood smoke is. It’s also the main source of pollution in the Bay Area during the winter. Unfortunately energy costs are high enough here that people resort to burning wood to save money
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by j-conn 9mo ago
In what world is he a “pseudo” philanthropist? He’s already given more than $60 Billion away and pledged to donate 99%+ of his wealth. He has also called for his class of ultra-wealthy to be taxed more
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by j-conn 9mo ago
Not everyone is so unimaginative and myopic ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by j-conn 9mo ago
There was. From the article: ''' ZeroEyes said that trained employees review alerts before they are sent and that its software can make a lifesaving difference in averting mass shootings by alerting law enforcement to weapon
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by j-conn 10mo ago
“It’s not rocket science — you’ve either got to pay more, or you’ve got to let in way more people. … There are wonderful, caring people all over the world who would like to come care for our seniors at the wages we’re willing to pay, and we
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by j-conn 1y ago
I was really surprised this is technically possible on iOS, so I watched the demo video again and noticed the hardware plugged in and a “screen broadcast” going on. The dongle is mentioned [here]( https://www.ycombinator.com/
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by j-conn 1y ago
Mind sharing your detailed planning workflow and/or how you came up with it? Is it basically a detailed prompt asking it to produce a PRD? I often find my plans for the code changing as I get into implementation. I wonder if giving the
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by j-conn 1y ago
Any specific products you’d recommend for this?
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by j-conn 1y ago
I’m not sure about that mechanism, but the impact on blood sugar is quantified as “glycemic index” and “glycemic load.”
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by j-conn 6y ago
One thing to keep in mind in the US is that dietary supplements aren’t regulated by the FDA. Consumers have to place a lot of trust in the manufacturer that their product is free from potentially harmful contaminants.
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by j-conn 6y ago
Very cool, thanks for elaborating! Looks like that alpha has an improved (github flavored) markdown implementation too
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by j-conn 6y ago
Widespread testing makes contact tracing viable, assuming a big suppression in cases from lockdown.
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by j-conn 6y ago
Mind sharing what features in particular make it hacker friendly? By page scraping, do you mean how it fetches the page title when you paste a link, or have I been missing out on some awesome advanced feature?
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by j-conn 6y ago
I had to cancel a ~$3,000 booking, and they made it incredibly easy through the app. The host was also very gracious and understanding in her reply to the optional message I sent with the cancelation. Very impressive customer-centric approa
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by j-conn 7y ago
In my experience, absolutely not. I returned my pair since the noise cancelation was worse than the passive blocking of $30 true wireless earbuds from amazon. Ended up settling on the jabra elite 75t— also just passive blocking. Still not a

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