lulzury

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by lulzury 2mo ago
So you scanned it with your own vibe-coded security app?
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by lulzury 2mo ago
I think companies that don’t even acknowledge your application also need to be in this list. Most companies ghost at the application level.
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by lulzury 2mo ago
I feel like this comment is validating the post's point.
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by lulzury 2mo ago
Sir, this is a Wendy's. Seriously though. I get financial stability is something a potential mate might want from a partner, but if that’s the only thing making them consider someone trying to court them, I see an unhappy marriage and
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by lulzury 2mo ago
"The author made this story available to Medium members only." I can't read your article, my dude. Seemed kind of interesting.
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by lulzury 3mo ago
Alphabet dropped “don’t be evil” from its moto in 2015. This guy went in knowing how the sausage was being made.
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by lulzury 5mo ago
I would have imagined the latter to be larger. What does this mean for PayPal if a video game company takes it over?
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by lulzury 5mo ago
This lady sounds like a real piece of work. Communication is not in her vocabulary. She also has some Disney level over-romanticized perspective of love.
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by lulzury 9mo ago
There's a direct line between ideology and human genocide. Just look at Nazi Germany. "Good intentions" can easily pave the road to hell. I think a book that quickly illustrates this is Animal Farm.
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by lulzury 1y ago
That’s a pretty limited way of looking at the world: “Why would someone only do x instead of y?” Part of learning to understand others means developing cognitive flexibility.
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by lulzury 1y ago
Does wrapping their modem in foil work at defeating this thing in any meaningful way? I have my own router.
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Poll: What's your sleep like these days? Do you feel rested?
5 points by lulzury 1y ago|1 comments
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by lulzury 1y ago
Yes, I feel rested most days
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by lulzury 1y ago
Sometimes, depends on the day
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by lulzury 1y ago
Rarely, but I manage
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by lulzury 1y ago
No, I’m pretty sleep-deprived
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by lulzury 2y ago
I had a similar experience at Apple as well, except I took the punches for almost 4 years--you can take more punches when you're younger. I feel like a little bit of my soul died there.
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by lulzury 2y ago
If you’re passionate about this idea, launch it! Your initial costs will be on the low end. If it does grow to the point you need to worry about costs, that’s a good problem to have which you can then handle appropriately at that time.
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by lulzury 2y ago
> He was seen as a power broker who moved in elite circles and whose legal work often pushed ethical boundaries I have always wondered what drives someone to enable elites who tend to so destructively prop themselves in society at the ex
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by lulzury 2y ago
If you mean "Who is the earliest known recorded individual in human history?" wikipedia says "The name "Kushim" is found on several Uruk period (c. 3400–3000 BC) clay tablets used to record transactions of barley.&q
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by lulzury 2y ago
I looked into creating a simple Firefox extension for ChatGPT which would let me branch a conversation off into a new chat so as not to "pollute" or interfere with the existing chat. I had success extracting the existing conversat
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by lulzury 2y ago
If you're someone like Musk, then attention is one of the most valuable assets you can get. If you can capture someone's attention, you can influence their thoughts. You can shape their perceptions. Even if what you share is outri
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Ask HN: How do you deal with an off-day?
47 points by lulzury 2y ago|54 comments
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by lulzury 2y ago
What is the inherent value Verisign offers here? Is it hosting an entry for my domain in a database somewhere that someone can lookup using DNS? And if so, why can't we just solve that problem using some sort of decentralized solution?
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by lulzury 2y ago
Very cool style! I wonder if one could further reduce some of the constraints (i.e. # colors on palette), maintain the pixelated style, but improve overall aesthetics.
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by lulzury 2y ago
This is such a powerful paper! I made some notes of the first 11 pages when I read it if someone wants a summary: Complexity (Section 2): Complexity is the root cause of most problems with software. The danger of complexity comes from its i
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by lulzury 2y ago
Thank you for sharing this and recommending XSalsa20+Poly1305. I have always been interested in cryptography, so learning about the many ways why one shouldn't roll their own crypto AND protocol is very cool. Out of curiosity, is the p
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by lulzury 2y ago
This really doesn't say much though. What specific measures are in place to ensure user privacy and data protection? Does personal information get sent to OpenAI or Claude as part of the functionality? Can users request deletion of the
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by lulzury 2y ago
There's a similar ongoing lawsuit by Texas against Google https://www.reuters.com/legal/transactional/texas-fights-goo...
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by lulzury 2y ago
> while many of my colleagues are at the top of the world The grass is always greener on the other side. I promise you the work at these "high-quality" places is no more glamorous than that being done at other places. Maybe the

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