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netsec_burn

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    Comment #49012398

    Addressed in the article, in case you're curious.

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    Comment #48166955

    Speaking from experience, the LLM agents adapt fairly well to these contexts too. It's not at all FUD, you're at a significant disadvantage if you don't compete with AI now. I went…

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    Comment #47855952

    I can't even sign up for Max (last tried yesterday), their credit card processor has issues.

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    Comment #47292995

    Another trope: longer README.md's than anyone would make, or want.

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    Comment #47237128

    I prefer the Dell Rugged line or Thinkpads, since a single water droplet on the keyboard is enough to kill this laptop.

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    Comment #44514898

    Also the Kiisu which is 1:1 with capabilities, plus a few more.

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    Comment #43063700

    https://archive.is/u6UQU

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    Comment #42598223

    The allowed types are a bit misleading. Any binary is accepted, any architecture. You can upload shared objects, ELF executables, PE binaries, etc. I like to give it bomb executabl…

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    Comment #42597290

    I made a site to use LLMs to help me with reverse engineering. The output is surprisingly readable, even with C++ classes. Let me know any feedback you might have: https://decompil…

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    Comment #42088633

    I can answer the writing to /proc one. It is sometimes useful to hotpatch running programs with /proc/pid/mem.

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    Comment #41857505

    Or the LilyGO T-Embed CC1101.

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    Comment #41410014

    https://archive.is/M81lw

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    Comment #41389907

    I recently learned this too, just a few months ago. Ended up making a frontend so I could do it automatically: https://decompiler.zeroday.engineering/

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    Comment #41276529

    I've used wormhole once to move a 70 GB file. Couldn't possibly do that before. And yes, I know I used the bandwidth of the relay server, I donated to Debian immediately afterwards…

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    Comment #41271473

    Not yet, I'm writing it. Will be available by the end of the month, feel free to follow the PR: https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware/pull/...

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    Comment #41052794

    How? They are prohibited from using it in the license.

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    Comment #41046780

    Today appears to be the day you can run an LLM that is competitive with GPT-4o at home with the right hardware. Incredible for progress and advancement of the technology. Statement…

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    Comment #40967648

    I fixed this by disabling the Photos app and using Google Gallery (on the Play store). It's the same thing as Photos for what I was using it for, without the online features.

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    Comment #40850265

    https://archive.is/67l1a

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    Comment #40806898

    Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic come to mind. In TFA they name OpenAI, Google DeepMind and Anthropic.

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    Comment #40806891

    Hit or miss, with significantly more hits than misses. I was able to build a useful cybersecurity service in about 6 hours leveraging Claude to write most of the code. It has certa…

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    Comment #40751861

    This more likely has to do with context length?