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On the other hand, "stock valuation" is not the same as "value". Those at the top are in a hot air balloon measuring contest.

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On the bright side, that's one way to secure those "apps" from hackers 🤭

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A screenshot and some not-shitty-Grok AI later...

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

We say "satire", they say "what a beautiful dog whistle"

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...then they came for the rapists and you protested? 🤔

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Instructor grabbing a hold of the red hot barrel... yeah, that must have stung

Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

Impresionante! ...salvo que la foto de arriba es de 🇮🇳 Gujarat, India, de 2012 🇮🇳, y la de abajo es de 🇺🇸 California, USA, en 2021 🇺🇸

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 27/06/2026

Google reverse image search (or circle-to-search) shows the source for this one, and several of the edits

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

Who let the AI have control over that? Not even AI is that dumb:

Google AI Mode query and answer.

Query:

is it a good idea to set up an AI support chatbot for users to change account email addresses, that are being used as the ultimate account ownership confirmation without any escalation paths?

Answer:

No, this is a highly dangerous security risk.
Using an AI chatbot to handle un-escalated, final ownership changes creates a single point of failure that invites account takeover attacks.
## Major Risks

* Prompt Injection: Attackers can trick AI into ignoring security rules through clever phrasing.
* Hallucination: Chatbots can misinterpret user data and accidentally approve unauthorized changes.
* Social Engineering: AI struggles to detect emotional manipulation, lying, or forged documents.
* No Safety Net: Without human escalation, a hijacked account cannot be recovered by the real owner.

## Secure Implementation Blueprint
If you use an AI chatbot for support, restrict its powers and enforce strict technical guardrails:

* Automate via Backend, Not AI: Let the bot provide a secure link to a password-protected settings page instead of changing the email within the chat.
* Multi-Factor Verification: Require a One-Time Password (OTP) sent to the current email and phone number before any change.
* Cooling-Off Period: Delay the email change for 24–48 hours. Notify the original email instantly with a "cancel link."
* Human Escalation: Always provide a path to a human fraud team if verification fails.

To help tailor this blueprint, what identity verification tools (like Auth0, Okta, or 2FA) do you currently use? I can also provide a risk assessment framework or a sample secure workflow diagram if that would help your team.

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The Spaceshipper 🚀 @thespaceshipper.com · 07/05/2026

The Fifth Element was released 29 years ago today! This is probably THE film that I discovered, thanks to this account, is very popular. Way more than I expected.

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 03/05/2026

People a word more often than AI. I'm guessing "thorough", "complete", or "existing" in this case.

Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 28/12/2025

Fair, but... the definition of intelligence used to be: ability to solve previously unseen problems. Without real-time learning, the internal buffer, context window, etc. put an upper bound to that ability. Even worse, once they hit the limit, they become dumb as a rock.

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 28/12/2025

Which models? CoT and even HRM, still fall short of what would make the basis for an "actual AI": real-time learning. Pruned Boltzmann networks are closest to biological systems, but far from practical at the moment.

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Nitpick: the litmus test for AGI would be self-training. LLMs usually run with temp>0, making the output about as unpredictable as humans. They can't self-train, though (although, arguably, humans also seem to need a separate sleep cycle to fully fine-tune themselves).

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If they are, Google is up for a GDPR fine. Try searching for college degrees with "Artificial Intelligence" in the name or as a course, that should populate your context window.

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"Artificial Intelligence", 2nd year class in CS. Also found in... college "grade in AI", "BSc in AI", and similar. Try Google next time.

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Yeah, AI has been not-existing for decades... and I have my college grade in "AI" to prove it!

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"This wouldn't have happened with AI"... hm, dunno, maybe it would.

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 26/05/2025

Should have used AI instead of blind mocap

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What came first: Jarate, Jarity, or Jar Jar Binks? (PS: I chose my nick before any of "that" was a thing, and I can prove it... 😮‍💨)

Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 25/05/2025

Time for a reminder... from @dstears themself!

Three sketches of ponies.
Pony with skirt covering below the tail, not lewd.
Pony with skirt ending at the tail, lewd.
Pony without skirt at all, not lewd.

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 25/05/2025

Yeah, it was kind of silly, took a lot of repetition to memorize, and for what. 😣 Nowadays, I have the manager generate some ~128bit equivalent, not even look at it. The master pass, proved marginally "useful" when upgrading a KeePass algo to 1000000x stronger: old backups are still strong... yay? 🤷

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POV: when your waifu wants to kiss, but you don't want to get poked with her horn... again.

Back in the 1990s, I used to remember a 40-character long password (lowercase and numbers). Memory is not so good anymore... no way to remember 1000+ passwords... but my master passphrase is still 40+ characters long 😉

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Don't use "special characters"... 🙄 just stick an extra word at the end of the passphrase 😁

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So... who's going to stick a waterproof camera into a running one? Call it: "cup POV"

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That's a mimic, and I've seen enough fanart to know where this is going 😏

Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 14/05/2025

Let me see if I get it: In the video, the Sun is rotating to the right, which would be heliocentric East. Earth is rotating and orbiting on close enough axes to the Sun's, so the right side is also Earth's orbit's East, but geocentric helioprojective, ecliptic, and celestial West. ...right?

Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 14/05/2025

The most ironic part, is that EU citizens were not "migrating" to the UK, they were simply working in the EU. After Brexit, they kept working in the EU... minus UK, so the UK needed to boost immigration!

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Ah well, in that case I guess the 2x0.25l worked just fine 🙂

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Let's compromise... call it Dogging 🤭

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If you wanted the 0.4l option, which at 8€/l would've been 3.20€, but ended up choosing 2x0.25l for 4€ total... then yes, it worked, made you spend more for something you didn't initially want. Would've worked even better with a 3rd option for, let's say 0.75l at 8€/l, pushing you to spend 6€.

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 14/02/2025

They say things like "Get your priorities straight!"... meaning you should care first about yourself, then your family, friends, community, country, and only eventually the rest of humanity. Yeah, my priorities are the other way around, "Get yours straight!" 🤬

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Fluttershy's kindness is what I dream I could have in my life, an omnipotent Q/Discord is what I dream I could become in my life.

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 07/02/2025

Um... what? 😶 (not an iFan, need context)

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 26/01/2025

What can I say... I like your art, not necessarily the artist? Hm, that sounds rude... need to know more intimate details of the artist? Hm, that sounds stalky... if you mix art, different art, and non-art stuff, that's bound to happen? 🙊 I still like your art. 🥳

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 25/01/2025

My head was half as far from the ground when I was a kid, attached to a body a third of the weight.

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Jarfil @jarfil.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

Get in the middle of them before I woke up.