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It's called "Enhanced Visual Search" and they described it like this: > Allow this device to privately match places in your photos with a global index maintained by Apple so you can search by almost any landmark or point o
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FWIW, SS7 had known flaws very long ago. It's apparent it has been kept in place because of all of the value it provides to the 5 eyes.
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So you spam whataboutism comments here because you just don't care? We need less sarcasm, not more.
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> It's the equivalent of sending an MD5 of your password somewhere a) MD5 is reversible, it just cost GPU time to brute force b) It is unproven that their implementation is irreversible
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> I do know that many companies are more eager than ever to see humans as replaceable with language models. Let them do that and watch while they destroy their source of income in the process. The industry need to grow up.
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> Honestly there are many good reasons to do so and it does result in finding real problems and solving them. Honest question, what is a good reason to do this? My Logitech software sends telemetry to Logitech. My VW apparantly sends my
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enshittification is an established term > Enshittification, also known as crapification and platform decay, is a pattern in which online products and services decline in quality. Initially, vendors create high-quality offerings to attrac
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I prefer falu light red for the classic look: https://falurodfarg.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/stockholm...
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With Serbia being run by the mafia and all, or?
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For egui, it will be rustybuzz, which is used directly by cosmic-text https://github.com/harfbuzz/rustybuzz https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-text
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I have seen a few cases in the last couple of years of FOSS bug reports where the author has used PVS-Studio or similar static code analysis tools, and makes a big deal about perceived issues, without really understanding what's going
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No need to go there. There is a more simple explanation and it is being discussed in the comments. Kids trying to farm github fame using LLM:s.
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I fixed a single word typo in a doc string in github.com/golang/go, resulted in a CONTRIBUTORS entry and a endless torrent of spam from "headhunters".
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Well said!
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I refers to the writer, not the subject :-)
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> How much longer this will go on for nobody knows, but there are lots of people pouring lots of money into this game so it would be a fool who bets on progress slowing down any time soon. Money cannot solve the issues faced by the indus
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Come on and give me some arguments instead.
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Your examples are just examples of lack of information. That's not a measure for intelligence. As a contrary point, most people think they are smarter than they really are.
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It is not. You are confusing LLM:s with Generative AI.
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No, a LLM is a Large Language Model. It can language.
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> No, they are an incredible breakthrough, because extending them with things like internal thoughts will so obviously lead to results such as o3, and far beyond. While I agree that the LLM progress as of late is interesting, the rest of
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Then you will just have the issue of supplying enough of power to support this "linear" growth of yours.
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Where to even start? Digital banks Cashless money transfer services Self service Modern farms Robo lawn mowers NVR:s with object detection I can go on forever
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Not people . Certain gullible people, who tends to listen to certain charlatans. Rational, intelligent people wouldn't consider replacing a skilled human worker with a LLM that on a good day can compete with a 3-year old. You may see
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I wouldn't know. This thread is about Solaar and i suggested parent try the reciever to resolve their bad connectivity. You telling us that your macbook is great helps who exactly? I am a solaar user on arch linux, btw ;-)
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Parent had this exact issue: > getting repeatedly frustrated with bluetooth connection issues My suggestion to use the bolt reciever was in response to that. Why you suggest to me and parent to just forget about it because you have such
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May I suggest you use the bolt receiver instead of bluetooth, and you will have a much more reliable connection.
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Screenshots, please.
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Half the article is about Note A and Note G.
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Warning: This project is old and outdated. Tread carefully so you don't brick your device. It describes partial support for older hardware, the youngest being 8 years old. Current Intel ME is at Version 16, while me_cleaner claims to p

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