sharklazer

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by sharklazer 4y ago
Even bigger, most of the buildings are highly leveraged. There literally is no incentive unless the mortgages can be restructured, as the ultimate prices will be forwarded to the renter. Everyone’s underwater a there isn’t a good solution w
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by sharklazer 4y ago
My belief is that the “trip” is us being able to observe more about our brains than we typically access. My personal experience indicates to me that the “trip” is removing filtering processes the brain uses to remove noise and irrelevant in
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by sharklazer 4y ago
I’ve had several bad trips in my life. I think they are the most impactful and clarifying. Uncomfortable for sure. Good trips let me know I’m comfortable with myself. Bad trips usually lead to uncovering or bringing to the front things that
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by sharklazer 4y ago
Yeah. I got lost at JS. Buffers and buffer manipulation are everything in audio processing, I don’t see anything stealing C/C++’s thunder here except Rust.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Right. More than that, you get NDAs signed before the meeting. I’ve never known this to not be standard practice. At least when the person you’re talking to doesn’t have a greater leverage in the meeting—but then you naturally restrict what
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by sharklazer 5y ago
No, not really. If your calls time out, ping the status server. Done. It sounds more like laziness than complication to me. But that typifies Slack dev culture—“just use duct tape”
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Fair enough. I made an assumption, most stuff gets funded by grants directly or indirectly. On the paper note. Thanks for the link, couldn’t seem to find it... I was genuinely curious about how network theory changed the results, more than
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by sharklazer 5y ago
This required grant money to study? I’m not sure what the payoff is here. Or maybe it was simply that... a payoff. If the article is going to claim that social networks have a huge influence on the mechanics of the game of naming, they shou
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Actually... it probably does. Look at the respective increase in NatGas consumption as California closes things down. Renewables can only do so much.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
I deal with this every day. Personal fully controlled server. I don’t conduct business over this server, have only one email, a personal email, associated with it.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Having run my own email for the last two years, this is the number one problem I encounter. Somehow every official step published in terms of standards for securing email servers is not enough to appease large provider such that they’ll del
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Understood. I was going to delete it... then it got flagged. No excuse.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Fact checking has only become a PR management tactic that arrived in the 2000's, only as the cost of sharing your mind rapidly became zero. Before the widespread adoption of the internet, you were limited to broadcast and print. You co
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Thanks, I guess I missed it. Too many things going on in this modern world to have a complete picture.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Yes, local only as far as I understand. But how many additional steps does it take to turn the process into CSAM scanning? It looks really close, even without squinting. Caveat that I have no certain info though.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Well, their gonna push it at some point. Do you think they’ll tell you when they do, given the backlash. Tell you what, put up 20k USD and I’ll go through the formal process of verifying binaries and whatnot. Otherwise, I think my “feeling”
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by sharklazer 5y ago
I have a feeling it already came in 15.2. They are scanning texts for “nudity” in images. Not that they are the same thing. Or being used in the same way. But I have a feeling CSAM scanning just needs it’s flag turned on to work. https:&#x
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by sharklazer 5y ago
In 15.2, they are scanning text messages for “nudity”. Oddly, no post here on HN about that. My guess is it’s already quietly pushed, but the flag needs turned on. https://petapixel.com/2021/12/13/apple-to-rel
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Oddly, I’ve written my own decompiler stack from scratch for ARM thumb to “dumb” C for embedded systems, based on radare2. I looked at all the existing tooling and said “That would make sense in a professional capacity” before this change.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Sorry, didn’t mean you get your setup faster, but that you get faster setups. I had an inkling that would be misunderstood. Yes you can spin up a crap fast on amazon. But it’s crap and you will pay an arm and leg for it. I don’t care about
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Doing it yourself makes things, faster, better and cheaper than Amazon.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
No, but it can make value go negative. Money is always the issue. When isn’t the issue of a private business not ultimately money?
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by sharklazer 5y ago
I suppose you’re safe if your attackers are watermelons. But a watermelon is not a good substitute to understand what it’d do to a person. It only give an indication of damage.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
I don’t know myself, but this happens frequently. Any body can flag your posts.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
I’m 29, have cofounder a startup, and I feel this way. The way I see it, product managers are the issue first. Every one wants to make a name for themselves. Second is that managerial leadership is so unacquainted with reality that they can
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by sharklazer 5y ago
You can’t store a video on the blockchain. How incredibly bad of a design would that be! The ledger is shared. People typically mint the hyperlink as an NFT.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Just like a bunch of pump and dumps... before they went down for the last time. I’m not taking a stand on crypto here, just pointing out a logical fallacy, namely, the data is incomplete and we don’t know the future.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
Keyhole, Jigsaw. Deep ties to defense.
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by sharklazer 5y ago
I hate to break it to you, but you’ve got tradition backwards. We have always been bosses of ourselves, it’s only been recently we’ve been made wage slaves. Even 100 years ago, it was conceivable for most to live off the land, you owned. No
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by sharklazer 5y ago
The only thing I can add to what you said is another cynical thought of mine, starting with the question of why would Apple waste the money in this case? And the only answer I can come up with is that they need to re-establish their image

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