zomiaen

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by zomiaen 21d ago
I work for a company that for years has had a very old-school, terminal style POS. Lots of key shortcuts. Like, black/white text terminal POS. The folks who learn how to use it well navigate through it faster than the system can proces
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by zomiaen 1mo ago
It's absurd how the propaganda against green energy on certain political spectrums essentially turned into, "It's all money/cash grab for green energy companies!" As if the established industry has no incentive in t
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by zomiaen 3mo ago
>I have to point out stairs aren't typically made like this. That's a really complicated way to do it. What do you mean? That's exactly how most residential stairs are built. Two to four stringers with risers and thread bo
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by zomiaen 3mo ago
>LLMs really aren't that impressive at pentesting The point is that Mythos apparently is quite capable and has developed novel exploits on its own.
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by zomiaen 8mo ago
You're looking at it incorrectly. LFS is an exercise in learning for the sake of it, and therefore, not a waste of time. This isn't intended to be easy, but to expose and teach you the lowest levels of creating a functioning insta
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by zomiaen 8mo ago
How many of these scrapers are written by AI by data-science folks who don't remotely care how often they're hitting the sites, and is data they wouldn't even think to give or ask the LLM about?
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by zomiaen 9mo ago
That presumes you can find someone to agree to those terms (which you won't), and if they do, that it isn't a prohibitively expensive fee (which it would be).
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by zomiaen 9mo ago
There are a vast number of scientists in agreement with each other that it is not a nothingburger. It takes nothing but stark intentional ignorance to make a statement like yours. It absolutely boggles my mind at the suggestion that green e
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by zomiaen 9mo ago
Will the AI let me make my taskbar vertical again?
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by zomiaen 1y ago
Almost certainly some kind of zero click/zero user action RCE exploit. Edit: I should've read, "Impact: Processing a malicious image file may result in memory corruption." So simply receiving an image via SMS or loading
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by zomiaen 1y ago
The Aspen trees provide ecosystem benefits to animals other than Elk-- birds, etc. Shorter grasses allow smaller animals to live and hide. It's not choosing species we like as much as that there was previously an equilibrium all ecosys
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by zomiaen 1y ago
I wouldn't say pre-human settlement, since Natives were in these areas for many years, but they didn't have the desire to mass hunt wolves (and culturally, would not do so). So pre-US colonialism, perhaps. Philosophically though y
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by zomiaen 1y ago
From the first paragraph: "Without radar installations, it can be hard for port employees to detect small ships like those employed by pirates or by the terrorists who attacked the USS Cole in 2000" I don't think this is inte
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by zomiaen 1y ago
K8s starts to make sense when you want to provide a common platform for a multitude of application developers to work on. Once you can understand it was born from Google's Borg and what problems they were trying to solve with both, the
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by zomiaen 1y ago
This makes a whole lot more sense than the argument that OpenAI needs to store every single chat because a few people might be bypassing NYT's paywall with it.
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by zomiaen 5y ago
Not on their backend. S3 goes down, nearly everything else does. We found out last year if Kinesis has issues, so does a bunch of other internal AWS services.
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by zomiaen 5y ago
They're a member of the FIVE EYEs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
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by zomiaen 5y ago
This is essentially the classic "internet ID" proposal that's been floated around for a few years, which universally has been regarded as a bad idea.