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by wisienkas 1y ago
I hate to see my country pushing for this. It has not touched the media at all in Denmark(Highly suspicious that even the gossip and drama medias have not touched the subject) and the public opinion is a hard NO for this type of regulation
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by wisienkas 2y ago
Was this just "manually" removed from the most trending on Hacker News?
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by wisienkas 2y ago
I mean you could simply setup a registry of Aliases for emails to achieve the same effect? On the same note, isn't phone numbers being more sensitive information than email nowadays, hence you might not want to share it.
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by wisienkas 2y ago
Can anyone summarize how this breaks or does not break european GDPR?
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by wisienkas 3y ago
Agree, it seems that the LLM was able to crack the typical exploits found on weak websites that has never seen the light of the OWASP10. The paper also lists that the pages was greatly cherrypicked for testing the hypothesis, which indicate
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by wisienkas 3y ago
I think the idea is that targetted ads and the whole "manipulation" industry can profile you so well, nowadays that you are coerced into buying products you might not have wanted to buy, however by abusing your emotions and intere
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by wisienkas 3y ago
I'm not going to say that slow tools is not an issue, however I think slow management processes has a far greater cost to an organization, and the amount of people in management or business analysts doing psedou-work. Which the author
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by wisienkas 3y ago
I was very surprised to see that there was an inconsistency between the constructors as well as the fields placed after all the methods and private and public methods mixed and matched in order, trying to see what mLooper was about. I would
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by wisienkas 3y ago
The article mentions 0.1 bit per second, but cpu's are handling mb's in seconds, so is this actually sufficient, even at 1 bit per second, to gain any useful insight from the system?
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by wisienkas 4y ago
I was about to mention the same thing. Why not spin up a serverfarm of virtual androids and spoof the GPS to slowly move through a specific street.
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by wisienkas 5y ago
My thought exactly
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by wisienkas 5y ago
To some extend best practices are just developer preferences, but some best practices are also due to experience which has shown alternatives to attract problems down the lane. Personally I think the most important thing is to agree within
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by wisienkas 5y ago
Discussed this with co-workers 2 years ago, seems this could be reality. I think for offices this might be a usecase for office mainframes coming back
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by wisienkas 5y ago
Dwarf Fortress is an inspiration to drive upon for any other simulation like games. The depth of this game is truly incredible. I'd imagine if it could exists for a port to nintendo switch
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by wisienkas 5y ago
I looked at the link and looked at the output from the algorithm for the 2 images which was a MD5 hash. so from that :)
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by wisienkas 5y ago
Not knowing too much of the NeuralHash model, but why are they using MD5 hash, they are known to have many collisions. We don't use MD5 for private/public keys for the same reason
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by wisienkas 7y ago
It has been proved that most of those masks sold simply aren't closely sewed enough to stop the droplets containing the disease. So in general the mask don't help. Secondly the mask only help avoiding spreading the virus from yo
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by wisienkas 7y ago
I would call them out if they object and was to sloopy to write "either X or Y"
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by wisienkas 7y ago
I think a much better approach would be to look away from using pesticides and start looking in other directions for doing agriculture
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by wisienkas 7y ago
and you question yourself if it was better to pack that readability into a function or not. Also why would anyone store a boolean named isDone rather than just returning it as the contract of the function
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by wisienkas 7y ago
I have a feeling you felt hurt on those points?
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by wisienkas 8y ago
This is going to be interesting in EU where this is not allowed in such way. I believe fines are given as percentage of overall turnover. meaning expensive no matter the size of the company.
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by wisienkas 8y ago
The best books I ever read to challenge those worries was: - The subtle art of not giving a F * - The rational Male - No more mr. nice guy
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by wisienkas 10y ago
It is about having vision really. Appreciate their vision from back then, and embrace what they have achieved so far
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by wisienkas 10y ago
Would be fun to have a tracker of how many clicked the link from HN as well
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by wisienkas 10y ago
Why are you saying that AI's cannot be Creative and different like humans? There are AI's making new image arts, paintings, solving DNA problems, making "EVER" changing music.
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by wisienkas 11y ago
An Interesting approach would be to use it as a GIF or video by using some distance formular to sort all the changes in the least changing way.
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by wisienkas 11y ago
All these lawsuits in IT are seriously getting ridiculous. Some times they are right, sometimes they are not. But really why all this confidential and agreement. If you work just 1 place they can accuse that you use knowledge from there in
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by wisienkas 12y ago
Should an AI be able to own its own hardware and have a company by itself? How will this affect us?
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by wisienkas 12y ago
I'm just getting betting sites tab-pops

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