sim7c00

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by sim7c00 10mo ago
ML researchers are not sec researchers. they need to stick to their own game. companies need to use both camps for a good holistic view of the problem. ML is the blue team. sec researchers the red.
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
how do u keep a ball straight, and does it really matter?
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
Welding rusty metal is possible but generally discouraged because it leads to weak, contaminated welds. Its highly recommended to remove the rust....
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
cool, thanks a lot!
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
you survived a lot longer than I did. I feel like this for a long time now. I just use it now to do research, check HN feed for some news / procrastinating when I'm bored. Despite posting here n there I kind of assume its just tal
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
maybe they can find and change the megalomaniac-gene into something more sustainable.
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
curious
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
there was a guy who did relatively simple ML with RL on a druid in world of warcraft and put it into 2v2 arenas. soon enough it was completely unbeatable regardless of what human it got paired with. a 1 man army lol XD. they guy did pick th
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
i see a lot of complaints about certain games (windows / kernel-anti-cheat) not working. Consoles have always had exclusive titles. Windows also has them now via this anti-cheat stuff. This changes litterally nothing. Also, you can eve
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
i have the same in dutch. same with music and tv shows tho. i guess its just a perception of our own language since most our media is in english?
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
you must be the guy who thought of middle endian
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
htb isnt gonna help much -_-. maybe to get a job, not to succeed at it... uni isnt bad for cyber. maybe for 'red teaming' but that is only a tiny part of cyber. most companies dont even do it... (its not pentesting). most other c
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
suddenly realise the genius of calling a headcrab lamar :') better late than never i guess.
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
it is used here n there but unlike bullets the attacks if they remain unknown have no armer to defend against them, but are single use. since the 2010s atleast more than 140 countries spend over 10 mil a year on purly offensive cyber. most
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
this is what i thought too. its sort of easier to see if ur topology is good / efficient. atleast for me.
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
opengl can do dots, lines, triangles, quads, ngons. just an option in the drawcall. pretty sure dx and vulkan will be the same but i didnt try em... what is more optimal.. idk. maybe under the hood past the drawcall it will triangulate it.
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
this guy is unlikely to have read the games source or reversed it far enough to make these claims..what you see on the screen, how a game represents it on memory and how the translation between them works , can vary greatly. that all being
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by sim7c00 10mo ago
its now about how the game looks its about what features it uses to do its thing and how drivers on many platforms handle them. this is also a reason why there are so many gfx driver patches which fix specific games... its usually not the h
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
i really love this one. its a really elegant and well informed solution. one of the nicest finds ive seen in a while was a pleasure reading how it works! thanks a lot
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
its super weird to me this isn't a thing, and there's resistence to the idea. I mean, if they are already masters at glacing at 100000 differnent indicators and warning messages etc. and processing them at super speeds (they reall
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
well atleast i didn't misunderstand my own lack of understanding :D ... - the part of feeling the difference in response times, that's true though, but I must say, the experience is a bit dated ^^ i see more high resolution monito
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
false advertisements :D
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
game mode is a scam. it breaks display quality on most TVs. and still doesn't respond as fast as a PC monitor with <1ms latencies.... it might drop itself to 2 or 3 which is still 2x or 3x atleast slower. you can think 'but tha
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
high latency on TVs make it bad for games etc. as anyhting thats sensitive on IO timings can feel a bit off. even 5ms compared to 1 or 2ms response times is noticable by a lot in hand-eye coordination across io -> monitor.
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
this exactly. same ppl do for sound, listen in the car, over shity headphones etc. - that's just quality control not the fault of any piece of equipment.
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
HOW? - why say such a thing and not _show_ it. show the letter that was not violated and where this spirit lives. so many people giving their feelings about laws, about 1s and 0s. -_- what is this stack overflow?
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
nice opinion. now base it on laws and regulations that apply to these companies and show whether it is actually legal or not... - this is not a realm of feelings.
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
what are the kind of things you are building yourself with this?
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
presumably nothing because its about old devices which dont have UEFI. that being said, i suppose you mean BIOS interrupts are silly and you dont really want to know about them these days. that's true. (theres more than bios stuff in t
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by sim7c00 11mo ago
kind of makes it sound like security research only revolves around auditing sources to find bugs -_-. thats a tiny part of it.

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