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It didn’t mention the underlying theory? Is it just that these large dimensions reduce the collision probability?

My naive first idea was that (for two people) one set would have even numbers and the other odds. But then the even number person is more likely to win. So it's something around which numbers are on which dice.

If you had two dice, one with odds 1->11, and the other 2->12, and you made 1 beat 12, they would have even chances of winning then, right?

I was wondering that too - it seems you start with a linked list of sorts, and then evenly distribute the links to the dice. But I’ve obviously not thought it out.

> Not a role requiring Fourth Amendment dogmatism: We will teach you our regulatory agility as long as you can ship code faster than regulatory oversight.

Is this a troll post? I’m pro-LEO and generally pro-Flock as a heavily auditable investigatory tool but intentionally circumventing the 4th amendment is outright evil.


circumventing? that's regulatory agility, baby!

It seems clear to me we are moving towards a world where you will have to perform device attestation to access the internet. The spam/abuse is too great and accelerating.


What prevents people from obtaining or buying such devices and automating them? Using TVs as proxies is just one example of that. People will be willing to give their ID cards away too, if you pay them or beat them enough.


In fact they already do this. Buying 100 android phones and chargers is cheaper than reverse engineering whatever you're trying to automate - or was, before AI.


.. and we ban those device ids and move on. Your capital is lost.


Evidence shows otherwise. There are people making lots of money from these device farms. Right now. This isn't hypothetical.

I literally work on this. The problem is that enforcing device attestation impacts DAU so platforms don’t want to do it but it’s effective. Once the internet is unusable, device attestation will be required to access services. Ad driven businesses will start to see demand from ad buyers for non-bot traffic etc.

People don’t want their incompetence displayed. The session is probably a series of “continue” prompts with basic understanding demonstrated in the initial ask.


I also wouldn't want people to have viewed my browser history on every commit pre-AI era.


Do you also add all of your notes ever recorded to your PRs?


I’ll start working on the impl, you get the VC funding. I’m sure there is a Balmer peak joke in here.


Don’t be hyperbolic. Enforcing immigration policy isn’t a crime against humanity.


Forced relocation is defined as a crime against humanity.


“when committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population” which I don’t think this really clears, as objectionable as his comments may be


DHH hasn’t committed a crime against humanity. He just said he would not consider one entirely bad if it made him feel safer when walking around his house.


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I don’t recall him being specific about which Roma are wolves and which aren’t. Were he talking only about “criminal” migrants, he’d make a point about that distinction.


>I don’t recall him being specific about which Roma are wolves and which aren’t.

You don't recall because that's not what he said, nor is that the analogy he used.


I went down a rabbit hole of refurbing burnt out crypto gpus. It’s really not too complicated but can be hit or miss. Need to get a box full.


The proper server AI chips come on a board that isn't compatible with consumer pcie lanes and have no built-in fans. Completely different ball game in the ultra dense server world.


I’m interested in forensics, is it worth getting a cert? I barely see jobs show up on USAJOBs in the Bay Area, do you have any recs on finding roles?


It is quite accessible and is read by teenagers during their angst. It appeals to people become it is a simple premise that gives simple choices to the reader.


It was a popular platform briefly for college students etc. I remember college kids posting drama on Kik etc


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