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by yogorenapan 1mo ago
Noticed this the other day as well. Sketchy as fuck. I didn't have analytics enabled. I had to go and enable to get access to the option to turn this off
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by yogorenapan 1mo ago
This sounds insane to me. > Therefore, most of them have never developed real applications without tools like Lovable even if they're technical founders. I'm pretty young (early 20s), but have been coding, reverse engineering,
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by yogorenapan 1mo ago
A1111 is such a throwback. It's been ages since that & AI image generation was cool. Back before the massive amount of slop and when things were just a fun experiment
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by yogorenapan 2mo ago
Ah I remember a very similar bug. I remember back in the day, I'd use a fork of TheBackdoorFactory so that the replaced app still functions as usual and in the background request permissions & stuff to then be able to do stuff like
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by yogorenapan 2mo ago
> to reveal blurred version of the images being hashed Skimmed your linked paper. It seems they were able to classify hashes up to ~8% top-1 accuracy and ~30% top-10. Not exactly a blurred version, or any images at all. So for example, t
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by yogorenapan 2mo ago
Possibly what we saw in the Russia Ukraine war with AP locations reported by Apple? https://www.cs.umd.edu/~dml/papers/wifi-surveillance-sp24.pd... And implementation https://github.com/acheong08&
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by yogorenapan 2mo ago
Yup. I started learning at 10 mostly messing about with modding and dumb script kiddie stuff. You don't just get a computer one day and get an exploit out the next
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by yogorenapan 2mo ago
IOS and MacOS priv esc. Yes I needed a smartphone to test on
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by yogorenapan 2mo ago
I got my first bug bounty at 16. Not having access to compute would've drastically changed the direction of my life. I wouldn't have been able to afford university & would likely be working on a farm right now like my cousins
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by yogorenapan 2mo ago
Saw this the other day on the train, and probably stared a bit too hard at the dude wearing it. Surprised to see this on HN so soon after. World feels like a simulation
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by yogorenapan 2mo ago
I know for a fact companies in China do this. One paid me directly for work in this space, and in another, I found my own OSS project in their artifact cache while working there. I've only ever gotten in trouble in the UK
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
I'm a European moving to America. Unfortunately money > public transport, and until Europe can compete on salaries and available capital, I'll have to make do with shittier transport
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
Mate, I live in Europe. The UK (as bad as it is, is still better than the US), the Netherlands, Belgium, and generally anywhere else that has public transport.
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
Largest freight rail. Public transport for normal people is still shit compared to Europe.
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
Social left, economic right
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
The page had so many LLM-isms that I just can't make sense of. > 18,600+ Engineering years invested in vehicle safety to date What does this even mean? > 7,000,000 Lines of safety-assessed code Are we seriously using LoC as a mea
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
What services give you a prepaid virtual card for crypto without KYC?
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
That is quite surprising. While at Huawei (European lab), my coworkers were very diverse, with Chinese being a minority. And even when the higher ups were not fluent in English, and despite me being halfway decent at Mandarin, we still only
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
Mimo Code has grown on me. Before that, a very janky Pi. I've realized that at one point I was spending too much time getting things exactly as I want them versus actually using the damn thing
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
Interesting one. It knows my internet handle, but when given my full name, it immediately starts hallucinating based on the name structure, guessing which country I'm from and whatnot.
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
> How do you decide who are the lucky ones? Lottery. That's how Japan does it, and it works decently well. Usually tied to phone number which requires an ID. That prevents most severe multiple entries
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
I think it's pretty logical, though perhaps it is correlation rather than causation. Say I am hiring as a native English speaker in a Chinese company (while of course still knowing enough Mandarin to survive) and I have 3 candidates, o
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by yogorenapan 3mo ago
100%. I started out in cybersecurity and was complete shit. I gave up and went into software engineering and devops instead. Now returning to cybersecurity again and things finally make sense
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by yogorenapan 4mo ago
I don't know what I don't know. It's the randomness of HN that has let me find new topics to learn about
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Instagram account takeover exploit via support chatbot prompt injection (fixed)(twitter.com)
2 points by yogorenapan 4mo ago|0 comments
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by yogorenapan 4mo ago
I thought HN was restricting Show HN posts for new accounts now. I suppose not? I avoid clicking into these posts nowadays because so many are just slop
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The Pkg.go.dev API(go.dev)
9 points by yogorenapan 4mo ago|0 comments
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by yogorenapan 4mo ago
Can't believe Ben Welsh is not Welsh, and FiveThirtyEight has nothing to do with Wales
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by yogorenapan 4mo ago
Wow. Surprisingly fun game. I got to level 7 before it became a bit too difficult
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by yogorenapan 4mo ago
And I remember that did happen at one point: https://github.com/acheong08/obi-sync The mechanism that allowed that was patched as a vulnerability

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