3abiton

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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   Wow, thanks for referencing that. What a very detailed and long read!
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   > extract data from websites with precision using XPath selectors. I've used XPath for crawling with selenium, and it used to be my favorite way, but turned out quite unreliable if you don't combine it with other selectors as c
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   I saw recently a framework that was interacting directly with notebook. But I forgot what was it. Everyday there is a new thing.
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   While not explicitly mentioned, why only openai api is supported? Folks with local LLMs feels left out.
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   Thanks for shaing!
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   I also got confused until I read your feedback.
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   The previous post about using the RK3588 as an hdmi analyzer is a nice read! I am looking into the Orange Pi 5 Plus as a stream media device, that would output videa and audio streams seperately on each of its 2 hdmi out port, but now give
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   This is a whole new problem open source project will be facing. AI slop PR and Vulnerability reports, which will be only solved using AI tools to filter through the unholy amount.
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   I wonder if voice will be treated like facial data in terms of privacy. At least the EU has strong provisions against PII.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    That was a beautiful quote, I can see some examples in my life where this applies.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    This is the right take, but long term. Short term, it's just about investor hype. Cursor is becoming more mainstream and if OpenAI falls behind on this, they'll be losing momentum. But yes, the fields moves so fast, it'll be
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    But now, there is ai in the subdomain. This changes everything. Jokes aside, I still struggle with the privacy aspects of having it all online in the open. Countless of data mining companies brokers that use all their might to collect every
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    > I have been advised not to disclose specific vulnerabilities since the parties involved are not most friendly and transparent in handling security reports. While most of these got reported and some even got fixed, I can only disclose h
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I started like you, but slowly with more debugging and customized use-cases I started understanding more and more. That's the way for people with limited free time. That said, now with LLMs, honestly anything is easily learnable.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I am curious why Python, and not rust for example?
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    Any catch?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    It's unfortunate how under appreciated is statistics, in nearly all (spare academic) positions that I occupied, mostly in the technical domain interacting with non-technical stakeholders, anectodal evidence always take priority compare
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    This is oddly reminiscent of the office. I wonder if tv shows were part of its training data!
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    How does it perform for undocumented repos?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to share it!
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    What is the benefit of this compared to something like incus?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    Thanks for the recommendation, this is really cool!
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    What argument would hold in US court though? Camera is not working without an app be valid?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    The app has many features, one specifically can decompile and dissect other apps methods, and gives you the ability to disable them. It does lead to crashes, that's why XPL-EX is a cleaner option.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    Yes, that's a given. I totally disagree with google's philosophy of locking down android features once you root, it's totally unwarranted.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    It could be interesting to see a comparison to OP's work.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    I know this topics comes up ever so often here, but this is really amazing demo. A reminder that on Android you can use tools like XPL-EX (previously XprivacyLua) to heavily block such calls and libraries, or something simpler even like som
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    I see, the way I would approach is it by running a client on in a specific python env on an incus instance, with LLM hosted either on the host or another seperate an incus instance. Lately been addicted to sandboxing apps in incus, specific
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    > I'm hoping some day to find a recipe I really like for running Python code in a WASM container directly inside Python. But what would be the usecase for this?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    This reminds me of James Nestor book on breathing, I should give it another go. While the evidence in the article are not that clear, the book really helped with my sleep and if anything I believe controlled breathing plays a huge role in h