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rl1987
1mo ago
LLM is the digital brain. Agent is a software robot with "sensors" (tooling to read data from files/web) and "actuators" (tooling to perform changes in the environment) that is based on the digital brain.
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1mo ago
A desolate, dystopian wasteland that I wish to take no part in.
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3mo ago
Unless done in collaboration with proper institutions, that would be playing with fire. Consequences from letting who-knows-who from who-knows-where do who-knows-what in your name can be life destroying. There are multiple cases about peopl
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5mo ago
He does run some strange "capitalist philanthropy" thing with his wife: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chan_Zuckerberg_Initiative
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6mo ago
Because it's not wrong when "we" (i.e. those naming who counts as APT) are doing it.
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6mo ago
That sounds more like "peace through superior firepower" rather than "war is peace".
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8mo ago
It got to the point that now there is a "SSecretary" of War.
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Advanced network traffic interception techniques with mitmproxy
(trickster.dev)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
Security is like insurance - it is something you kind-of don't need until something bad happens and when it does, you wish you had it.
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10mo ago
The strongest few did. The likes of pets.com did not.
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Scraping Next.js web sites in 2025
(trickster.dev)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
People being grabbed off the streets and transported to prison in unrelated country is what you voted for?
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1y ago
You can do arbitrary REST API calls from n8n, which greatly increases the integrability surface.
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1y ago
Decamillionaire?
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1y ago
People in suits looking important. See: https://web.archive.org/web/20240927004237/https://www.flick... https://web.archive.org/web/20230220184613/https://www.flick...
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Setting up rooted Android emulator with Frida and mitmproxy
(trickster.dev)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Libpostal - street address parsing and normalisation library that relies on downloadable NLP model. https://github.com/openvenues/libpostal
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1y ago
See: https://old.reddit.com/r/mit/comments/1m2ewe5/what_standing_... TL;DR: He is officially listed on MIT site as research scientist, has research published in association with MIT and also did some tea
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1y ago
Exactly the point they are making?
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1y ago
The way I see it, works like Tetsuo is Japanese extreme cyberpunk - niche-within-a-niche kind of thing.
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1y ago
Twitter layoffs of 2022 might have been the Lehman Brothers moment that marked the end of programming gold rush.
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1y ago
Some quick examples: Bosch: https://edition.cnn.com/2024/12/11/business/bosch-germany-jo... Panasonic: https://www.manufacturingdive.com/news/panasonic-layoffs-con... SAP: https:&#
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1y ago
Layoffs certainly do happen outside US and ZIRP was not uniquely American thing.
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1y ago
Does this sort of stuff still work for people who can do Python or Javascript just as well as thousands of others? I expect most companies today to simply stop talking to a typical candidate if they refused to tell their number first.
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1y ago
No-ish, unless you specifically want to work with Perl codebases (e.g. in bioinformatics). By and large, Python has pretty much replaced Perl for generic scripting work.
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Jq: Tool and Language for JSON Processing
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1y ago
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1y ago
Some people end up in serious trouble when crossing the border for far less.
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1y ago
As things stand now, I wouldn't feel safe even briefly visiting the States.
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1y ago
For most technical people in most of the world making $220k in a year is a distant dream.
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1y ago
There's CodeQL, but it seems to be mostly limited to security research (code review automation to find vulns). See: https://codeql.github.com/
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