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by 7moritz7 3y ago
By 50 %
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No, it's not. Google was just first to the scene and established its name as synonymous with internet search. Just like photoshop, tesa, band aid, yoyo, jetski etc. Stop acting like everything is a conspiracy against you specifically,
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> It’s also ironic that the one thing HTML was designed for, namely presenting static content, is now deemed unworkable without having to run custom client-side code. Because the content here is dynamic. It changes every 30 minutes, even
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by 7moritz7 3y ago
Yes, in statistics when something is noticeably detached from most that's an outlier https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlier
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It doesn't use a ranking algorithm and just gives you anything over the threshhold in the chronological order. Best is similar but to catch up quickly I find this basic implementation more approachable
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Whole different story but do we really have to insist on not delivering any first party frontend logic in 2024? It's minimal and most code is on the server. Also it's a small footprint and proven to be fast (Preact). This site has
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Show HN: Hacker News Outliers(hn.moritz.pm)
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by 7moritz7 3y ago
People abandon all analysis when it comes to Tor. Yes, Tor serves a legitimate purpose (in contrast to Monero, noone has changed my mind yet), but I'd argue that value would also be fullfilled without onion services. If I have to gess
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by 7moritz7 3y ago
> Monero was built and used for privacy purposes So was Encrochat
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Not probably, they've certainly sold dna data https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicolemartin1/2018/12/05/how-dn...
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I really think Monero in particular deserves way more criticism for their practice. Bitcoin is one thing, Monero is created for and marketed towards cybercriminals, you don't need to be a communications expert to get that premise. I ha
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by 7moritz7 3y ago
> New research shows the attackers behind one such scheme have developed an ingenious way of keeping their malware from being taken down by security experts or law enforcement: By hosting the malicious files on a decentralized, anonymous
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They already realized when they had to take the separate queues for non-Schengen residents at EU airports. Saw a Tiktok about it yesterday about envy for people being able to walk straight through the automated controls versus the 30 minute
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None, just the default weights using ollama. It's fast too. 13b is where things get slow
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Pro active measure before Skynet is released
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Also for DALL-E > // 7. Diversify depictions of ALL images with people to include DESCENT and GENDER for EACH person using direct terms. Adjust only human descriptions. // - Use "various" or "diverse&qu
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by 7moritz7 3y ago
Oh okay, I thought they just called it browsing on ChatGPT
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It's also the first noteworthy brand I've seen sell down jackets without disclosing any ethical measures or certifications.
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> Hilariously, plugging the example in the article into Bing enhanced ChatGPT-4, ChatGPT-4 w/ Bing hallucinates because of that very article! Bing does not use the actual GPT 4 model. It's almost certainly a lower parameter mod
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_Voting_Systems_v._Fox... Deal with it
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> Open Source support really needs to be normalized in corporate environment It won't. The only real workaround right now is to simultaneously launch SaaS alongside the FOSS project and monetize that heavily.
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The Affinity Suite has substantially better UIs than the Adobe pendants. It just works immidiately without tutorials, and it works really well
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I just realized there is a setting for this. Dang. I guess in case they might remove it it's still nice to have the userscript.
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Oddly this is the only site I've ever noticed it on so I do doubt it.
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Show HN: Userscript that removes all recommendations from your Reddit frontpage(github.com)
9 points by 7moritz7 3y ago|1 comments
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Haven't seen a single maliscious ckpt file so far. Sure, there is a possibility, but huggingface scans pickled weights automatically so the likelihood of someone using that site to spread malware in this form is super low
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It's 1.8 trillion parameters vs. 7 billion, I think this was pretty obvious
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This can run on 1x 2060S 8 GB
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They look way better than expected, almost exactly like the regular models. Issue being that the cameras are clearly visible and make the impression that you are either a voyeurist or a secret agent
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track record of publications

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