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Create your own endpoint with some token limit the candidate would use.

I think that's a pretty myopic outlook, there are way more than a 1000 applied mathematicians working in fields were their skills are useful outside of academia (and not just in finance), even those who live off of teaching contribute to the raising of the floor.

Wouldn't be surprised if you weren't the only person with equity in nvidia around that time with similar paperwork errors, were that to be the case if word got around they settled with you, more people would start coming forward for the easy money.

> Front-end is almost everything. There is 0 burden of proof that your project is actually functional or that it has any practical application. As long as it looks cool, investors and non-technical people will eat that up.

This is depressing, I'd expect people at these events to be more informed and less ignorant than the general public.

Have you considered using LLMs to perform some automated more-or-less reliable classification of incoming reports by severity, affected product, etc., then have agents try to replicate the reported findings?

Ideally the reports would also be coming in in the same structured format.

I recall the AUR always being touted very highly as some great advantage for Arch as a linux distro, unfortunately this convenience has also come with a price.

It's crazy that all it takes to become a maintainer of a package is to flag it as orphaned, wait 2 weeks for the original maintainer to fail to respond because they're on a holiday, and BAM! - the attacker can gets assigned as a maintainer and can now ship spicy updates.

There are plenty of TOTP 2FA apps that work across different platforms, open source ones too, it's just a couple dozen LoC for the core functionality.

No surprises here, Google has also been restricting access to its accessibility API.

$3.40 is for spot instances from what I'm seeing and you'll probably gonna need more than 1 for V4 Pro.

Small population plus lots of EU institutions.

Firecracker and gVisor are used by AWS and GCP, respectively, are open source. That's just off the top of my head, I'm sure there's more, there's also the whole Open Compute Project, after all.

I had some issues with brew breaking up my system and pkg-config.

In 2002 I remember PS1 being sold for 99€ in Toys'r'Us in the Netherlands, next to a PS2 being sold for 199€.