Is it a compression when you need presumably gigabites of a model to reconstruct the data?
It's basically the same as saying I can shatter compressions records by hashing the thing and using a rainbow table to decompress it.
The fact that Meta has a C-suite position that's called Chief Privacy Officer is my favorite absurdly ironic fact.
I can't imagine how can anyone apply to that with a strait face and clear conscience, but that's prpbably true for most positions at Meta, aside from like Beat Games and the like.
Pick a few gamejams on Itch.io, and take a look at their discord. If it's poular, they probably have a LFG channel where you can connect with people that do actual art and are looking for a team.
Talk with them, make a group, make a game over the weekend. Keep in touch and keep making friends like this, and you will eventually find someone who's willing to help you out with art for your game.
You left? Murderer.
Is it only me being paranoid, or does this sound AI written? Is has exactly the diction AI uses.
Seeing "subscribe and leave a comment bellow" paragraph taken out of the article as presumably the important part in the link synopsis in this post is pretty bizar :D
Haven't read the article so I can't actually judge it, but an article about the harm of solars on a website called "Scientific American" is pretty funny. Name a more iconic duo :D
To be fair, last internal pentest I was doing before switching jobs was like more than 5 years ago, so the situation might've changed.
I've done a lot of internal infrastructure pentests, for companies of various sizes, and there wasn't a single pentest where spraying MonthYYYY for the past two months wouldn't get at least one hit.
That, and the fact that every company has at least one server hidden somwhere that's still vulnerable to MS17-010, that they can't update or replace for one reason or the other.
That game is really good, highly recommend. It has slipped my radar since it's too anime for my tastes, but eventually a friend convinced me to play and it was a pretty good experience. Amazingly written, pretty cool story, and in general a game I'd consider a hidden gem.
The space crime allegation was a legal mirage,” said Prof. Michelle Hanlon, a space law expert at the University of Mississippi,
Wait, isn't figuring things like this out like literally the only job someone called "space law expert" should do?
What do you mean "legal mirage"? You had one job. Space law. One thing ever has happened that needs a space law expert, and you don't know?
It's pretty funny :D