"Because of how PostgreSQL string escaping routines handle invalid UTF-8 characters, in combination with how invalid byte sequences within the invalid UTF-8 characters are processed by psql, an attacker can leverage…
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seems like delaware can't scare tech companies out of re-incorporating any faster
rather, homosexuality as a secondary non-lifestyle, non-professed interest, often in one-off scenarios, is WAY more common than culture would like to admit, and the intelligence agencies are in the perfect position to…
abolish knowledge rentiers
This needs to be top level since a lot of people aren't even looking at where it happened. The neighborhood it occurred in is 95% black. This isn't racial profiling. Is the existence of such a neighborhood awful and…
This is an age where you can write your own LLM extension. There's no moat, all the clever prompting tricks Cursor et al. are just that - there is no secret sauce besides the model at the other end. Complexity isn't an…
WASD is more of a mouse+keyboard thing since in a standard desk layout you can't extend your arms nicely ZXCV(ASDF)+arrows I would say is more standard for non-mouse games with keyboard bindings, cave story and touhou…
Google HR is on the record doing this. I guess shutting one's eyes is an alternative way of seeing the real world, in a way.
Where do white males go? Obviously they can't go to Google...
i know it's easier to just drop the internet tarball on the transformer, but at some point we need to just be giving these models grade school math homework and times tables.
This belongs to the class of bugs/"features" that one could refer to as "Superman 3" issues.
who guards the guards? [they plan] ahead and begin with them.
I assume if it's in the open that it's going to be scraped and fed into the system, ToS or not.
this. the tradeoff is with something like godot you only have examples/tutorials and hardly ever something "finished" or "very fun" or "thing people are playing". something like roblox or another modding-focused game…
cui bono? how are you going to make any progress if you block research and experimentation consistently into areas that conveniently line the pockets of the state-protected dental guild?
"Volt Typhoon" sounds like a shonen anime villain.
it's almost like someone made tech salaries not immediately 100% tax deductible or something
"The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at and…
the best I've seen is just treating them as roughly day-equivalents. the problem with pointing is that a lot of tickets are really really trivial and the main expenditure is attention, not effort. and on the other hand,…
+1 I've had this at my latest position for a while and it's been incredibly healthy. The team is incentivized to actually work together when someone has a blocker or stuck on something. It also turns into a team spirit…
share and enjoy
Not only do they have fake plates, they have stolen plates that match the cars they are in, so it's nearly impossible to determine the car being spotted does not match the car on the plates without actually stopping it.
If they're operating fences and other criminal operations openly and police aren't doing anything, it's either corruption, laziness, or they've actually lost control of parts of the city. What good is a license reader…
"Because of how PostgreSQL string escaping routines handle invalid UTF-8 characters, in combination with how invalid byte sequences within the invalid UTF-8 characters are processed by psql, an attacker can leverage…
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seems like delaware can't scare tech companies out of re-incorporating any faster
rather, homosexuality as a secondary non-lifestyle, non-professed interest, often in one-off scenarios, is WAY more common than culture would like to admit, and the intelligence agencies are in the perfect position to…
abolish knowledge rentiers
This needs to be top level since a lot of people aren't even looking at where it happened. The neighborhood it occurred in is 95% black. This isn't racial profiling. Is the existence of such a neighborhood awful and…
This is an age where you can write your own LLM extension. There's no moat, all the clever prompting tricks Cursor et al. are just that - there is no secret sauce besides the model at the other end. Complexity isn't an…
WASD is more of a mouse+keyboard thing since in a standard desk layout you can't extend your arms nicely ZXCV(ASDF)+arrows I would say is more standard for non-mouse games with keyboard bindings, cave story and touhou…
Google HR is on the record doing this. I guess shutting one's eyes is an alternative way of seeing the real world, in a way.
Where do white males go? Obviously they can't go to Google...
i know it's easier to just drop the internet tarball on the transformer, but at some point we need to just be giving these models grade school math homework and times tables.
This belongs to the class of bugs/"features" that one could refer to as "Superman 3" issues.
who guards the guards? [they plan] ahead and begin with them.
I assume if it's in the open that it's going to be scraped and fed into the system, ToS or not.
this. the tradeoff is with something like godot you only have examples/tutorials and hardly ever something "finished" or "very fun" or "thing people are playing". something like roblox or another modding-focused game…
cui bono? how are you going to make any progress if you block research and experimentation consistently into areas that conveniently line the pockets of the state-protected dental guild?
"Volt Typhoon" sounds like a shonen anime villain.
it's almost like someone made tech salaries not immediately 100% tax deductible or something
"The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at and…
the best I've seen is just treating them as roughly day-equivalents. the problem with pointing is that a lot of tickets are really really trivial and the main expenditure is attention, not effort. and on the other hand,…
+1 I've had this at my latest position for a while and it's been incredibly healthy. The team is incentivized to actually work together when someone has a blocker or stuck on something. It also turns into a team spirit…
share and enjoy
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Not only do they have fake plates, they have stolen plates that match the cars they are in, so it's nearly impossible to determine the car being spotted does not match the car on the plates without actually stopping it.
If they're operating fences and other criminal operations openly and police aren't doing anything, it's either corruption, laziness, or they've actually lost control of parts of the city. What good is a license reader…