Iolaum

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by Iolaum 11mo ago
Is that like: "I 'm high on my own supply, why aren't more people as well?"
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
The problem is not that security solutions are a double edged sword, it's that such solutions stop mass surveillance. When Ross Ulbricht was arrested, they made sure to do it in a way that they got access to his laptop while logged in.
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
Am I wrong in understanding you were using the company account with the enterprise subscription while you were working on those side projects? Or were you using a different account?
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
I think a more viable strategy would be, any software that is paid for with tax money, should be open source.
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
I m not sure about the problem here, lyrics are public you can search '$songname lyrics' and get the result in a website (or even at the search engine page). What's the issue with an LLM producing those lyrics if you ask?
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
Noob question: Aren't self-driving cars' software/AI solving that?
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
update to the latest software
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
Only when you are a monopoly
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by Iolaum 1y ago
I think the major issue with asking LLMs (CGPT, etc.) for advice on various subjects is that they are typically 80-90% accurate. YMMV, speaking anecdotally here. Which means that the chance of them being wrong becomes an afterthought. You k
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Hello, appreciate the respectful tone. To add more context I don't follow the smartphone tech news that closely. If you ask me to name a model that was released within the last 12 months from Sony, Xiaomi, OnePlus and some other makers
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by Iolaum 1y ago
You need to broaden your horizons, mate. While an LLM does something for me, I am free to do something else.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
I didn't want to go search for posts and speculation regarding what company maybe available so I asked it the question, and let it search the internet for me, compile the results and give me a speculative answer. Also speculating on th
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by Iolaum 1y ago
I was being curious and asked ChatGPT. OnePlus came as a likely candidate there as well. Still 2027 is a long time, hopefully my phone keeps working till then xD.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Now we "just" need a CRISPR-MCP server :p
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by Iolaum 1y ago
> donate > a charity run by him ...
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Couldn't that be achieved by a separate app? Why would the OS need to do it?
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by Iolaum 1y ago
I think you 'd be better served making social media post(s) and linking to them here so people can upvote/promote/share/like. If they get enough engagement then your are more likely that someone higher up in Pegasus care
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Reminds me when Facebook said to EU that they did not have the technology to merge FB and Whatsapp accounts when they bought Whatapp.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Does that (the ruling) mean that a company that sells Android devices, will be able to sell that device with a non-Google certified android-fork (ie Google won't be able to forbid them from doing so)?
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Adoption, Community and more Caveats apply
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by Iolaum 1y ago
They would still need to use AI to run their work with higher profit margin ;)
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by Iolaum 1y ago
They can't do that. If LLM's become a must-have consumer thing and they don't have something they lose control (ie the ability to take the bigger share of the profits) of their key product (iPhone).
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by Iolaum 1y ago
This is interesting but it has not been proven in court, right?
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Most likely EU AI act regulations they don't see any value in bothering with.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
As a GraphenOS user as well - I think you can say No even with Google Apps installed in GrapheneOS.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
I haven't kept sources but I think the actual fight is about iyo's product. They seem to have a similar product in the works.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Unfortunately there seems to be bad blood between the two :( It would be good if Fairphone could make a product that meets GrapheneOS requirements, but they measure the tradeoffs between security, usability, and cost (to do hardware and sof
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by Iolaum 1y ago
From a software engineering and security perspective the GrapheneOS team does better work.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
I bought FP4 three years ago and had a decent run with it until an update happened that made my phone unable to connect to my carrier (no calls or internet :( ). After a lot of back and forth with support they admitted that LTE on my countr
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by Iolaum 1y ago
A user may not be able to uninstall it, but can they disable it?

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