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by sentrysapper 1mo ago
You anticipate a large language model to understand visual queues for an advertisement?
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by sentrysapper 2mo ago
Slaps the hood of a cybertruck This bad boy can hold a LOT of debt.
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by sentrysapper 5mo ago
I experienced this in Japan and Korea as well. There are of course, neighborhoods where noise is tolerated but while I was there I noticed most commuters whisper conversations on their phone. The thought of blasting a call or music on speak
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by sentrysapper 6mo ago
... was optimistic.
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by sentrysapper 6mo ago
Evergreen excuses for tech people desperately want to work. I get why, it would give you agency to do other things you WANT to do. I tried reviewing a colleagues agent-generated code and it was practically unreviewable. I watched him blame
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by sentrysapper 6mo ago
It's not BS though? That's what companies like Chainalysis professionally. This was covered in graphic detail as to how they caught a pedo ring in Andy Greenberg's book Tracers In The Dark.
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by sentrysapper 7mo ago
Same here. Thought it was my firewall at first. Thanks for confirming.
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by sentrysapper 7mo ago
Department of Government Exfiltration.
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by sentrysapper 8mo ago
You can tell this was written with love. Regardless of what tools were used to make this, I think we could all do more of this for the people important in our lives.
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by sentrysapper 8mo ago
they way they are going about it very much is. update your understanding.
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by sentrysapper 8mo ago
Trying not to think about _We Stand On Guard_.
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by sentrysapper 8mo ago
it is unreasonably easy to make non-refundable purchases in these games. They deserve this and every lawsuit that follows.
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by sentrysapper 9mo ago
What a rude thing to post. Hund, don't listen to this entitled nonsense. There is a reason it's called human error. Companies 100x your size and 10000x your revenue like AWS, Microsoft, CloudFlare, CrowdStrike can't figure ou
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by sentrysapper 9mo ago
Postman pulled this same stunt in 2022, limiting how many times you can run your own API class from your machine. To this day I've never reconciled with them or their product management decisions.
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by sentrysapper 9mo ago
My grandfather was a crop duster pilot in the 60s-70s. He died of Parkinson's almost 4 years ago today. He is the only one in my family to succumb to this disease. For a brief moment I was relieved to know there was some explanation fo
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by sentrysapper 9mo ago
Why does that sound untrustworthy? Do you have any idea of what the tobacco industry hid about second hand smoke exposure? How is it somehow more plausible this nurse made up her condition than pesticide manufactures being honest about the
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by sentrysapper 9mo ago
I've been calling them the N2 trials. The evidence this administration willingly shares makes one shudder to think what they are not sharing.
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by sentrysapper 9mo ago
looks like the host is getting too many requests, anyone know of a mirror?
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by sentrysapper 10mo ago
Starting to? Brother where hast thou been?
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by sentrysapper 10mo ago
What would that look like? A network with built-in rate & connection limiting? The closest thing I can think of is the Gemini protocol browser. It uses TOFU for authentication, which requires a human to initially validate every interact
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by sentrysapper 10mo ago
oh boy here comes the GabeCube
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by sentrysapper 10mo ago
> You must ask candidates to solve problems directly related to the role. If you’re hiring a game programmer, knowing how to detect fraud in bank transactions is irrelevant knowledge if that task never appears on the job. I wish more com
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by sentrysapper 10mo ago
There is. It's known as the Internet Crimes Complaint Center (IC3).
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by sentrysapper 11mo ago
I cherish the thought of a better Win10/11 upgrade process. Can anyone else vouch for this tool?
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by sentrysapper 11mo ago
>Yes, they gave the animals enemas. I am relieved for them.
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by sentrysapper 1y ago
dang. thought this was a service for people tired of reading about AI.
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by sentrysapper 1y ago
Working on a "Data Governance in a Box" solution for small businesses that are using out of data routers and security practices. Starting here in Canada, but open to collaboration.
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by sentrysapper 1y ago
'Sackable' was a great word choice. Well done Guardian.
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by sentrysapper 1y ago
I will think about this post every time I hear the expression "it won't change things one bit".
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by sentrysapper 1y ago
this site is a hoot

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