CFAA says doesn't require intent, you use a computer system the way it "wasn't intended", you're liable.
What are the token reset shenanigans?
My condolences :(
> Ie. absorbing the reality that the way in which my eyes (or any optical sensor) see the world is not canonical. Vegetation is red, not green! Pretty funny to figure out that your perspective wasn't objective reality…
Google already had the machine, this was just feeding the machine. 99% of companies do not have this machinery in place and probably wouldn't know where to start.
Ok? I didn't say this iphone would solve all aspect ratio issues ever. It can only solve the problem for the space it controls, e.g. itself.
This way you don't need to design your app to work with different aspect ratios, because it's always the same.
Go win a Millenium prize then.
> Kenton is a software engineer. He: > Started and is tech lead of the Cloudflare Workers serverless compute platform. > Co-founded Sandstorm.io (with Jade) > Created Cap'n Proto > Long ago, led the original open source…
Sounds like you don't actually care about anything going on in the book, you're just trying to get to the end.
> I do all of my writing by hand, since it helps me think. Later > I wonder if long form writing will go the way of code. You and the AI agree on an outline or other high level representation, then the LLM expands it…
Yeah, when I read that I just assume #1 is actually the only thing they'll focus on.
Laws won't help against foreign actors, which are, after all, the main adversaries of the military.
There's this trend on the internet to attribute success at any remotely technically challenging problem to the glorious power of autism.
"Looking for motivated people willing to do anything for money"
Long-term traders don't need the price to be as "efficient" as possible by definition.
Glad I finally have a name (flow battery) for a concept that I've been wanting to be made for a long time (liquid batteries).
Launchdarkly and Statsig are both well-established companies that basically do feature flags+add-ons.
> Approximately 80 organizations were listed as having access to Pflugerville's Flock system, Coffman said, and city staff members have stated Pflugerville does not provide its ALPR data via statewide and nationwide…
That's funny, we talk about the LLM only having a single data channel as a bad thing for security, but I'd never put 2+2 together to realize the LLM can poison itself as well.
You can work even with UBI in place.
> filled with exceptionally bad ideas. Name one, just for discussion's sake.
Using a compass is interesting, use two razor blades taped together is much easier and it’s close enough to perfect parallel lines.
> not a perplexing multi-faceted, engineering problem to be solved It's a common mistake, not a deep, interesting one.
This list is comically long, holy shit.
CFAA says doesn't require intent, you use a computer system the way it "wasn't intended", you're liable.
What are the token reset shenanigans?
My condolences :(
> Ie. absorbing the reality that the way in which my eyes (or any optical sensor) see the world is not canonical. Vegetation is red, not green! Pretty funny to figure out that your perspective wasn't objective reality…
Google already had the machine, this was just feeding the machine. 99% of companies do not have this machinery in place and probably wouldn't know where to start.
Ok? I didn't say this iphone would solve all aspect ratio issues ever. It can only solve the problem for the space it controls, e.g. itself.
This way you don't need to design your app to work with different aspect ratios, because it's always the same.
Go win a Millenium prize then.
> Kenton is a software engineer. He: > Started and is tech lead of the Cloudflare Workers serverless compute platform. > Co-founded Sandstorm.io (with Jade) > Created Cap'n Proto > Long ago, led the original open source…
Sounds like you don't actually care about anything going on in the book, you're just trying to get to the end.
> I do all of my writing by hand, since it helps me think. Later > I wonder if long form writing will go the way of code. You and the AI agree on an outline or other high level representation, then the LLM expands it…
Yeah, when I read that I just assume #1 is actually the only thing they'll focus on.
Laws won't help against foreign actors, which are, after all, the main adversaries of the military.
There's this trend on the internet to attribute success at any remotely technically challenging problem to the glorious power of autism.
"Looking for motivated people willing to do anything for money"
Long-term traders don't need the price to be as "efficient" as possible by definition.
Glad I finally have a name (flow battery) for a concept that I've been wanting to be made for a long time (liquid batteries).
Launchdarkly and Statsig are both well-established companies that basically do feature flags+add-ons.
> Approximately 80 organizations were listed as having access to Pflugerville's Flock system, Coffman said, and city staff members have stated Pflugerville does not provide its ALPR data via statewide and nationwide…
That's funny, we talk about the LLM only having a single data channel as a bad thing for security, but I'd never put 2+2 together to realize the LLM can poison itself as well.
You can work even with UBI in place.
> filled with exceptionally bad ideas. Name one, just for discussion's sake.
Using a compass is interesting, use two razor blades taped together is much easier and it’s close enough to perfect parallel lines.
> not a perplexing multi-faceted, engineering problem to be solved It's a common mistake, not a deep, interesting one.
This list is comically long, holy shit.