KTibow

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by KTibow 3y ago
What I got from it was "don't post about your child on social media, and try to make them less associated with you". I agree that this will only go so far though.
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by KTibow 3y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I understand image generators as relying on auto-labeled images to understand what means what, and the point of this attack to make the auto-labelers mislabel the image, but as the top-level comment said it&
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by KTibow 3y ago
>You can normalize to uppercase and get the same effect. This isn't quite true. Most HTML, JS, and user content can't be uppercased. >Thus, your technique must be classified as a lossy algorithm. I think you might be misunde
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by KTibow 3y ago
I might be missing something because I don't know much about the architecture of either Nightshade or AI art generators, but I wonder if you could try to have a GAN-like architecture (an extra model trying to trick the model) for the p
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by KTibow 3y ago
As an Android user the main reason I don't use Firefox is that it feels slower, not because of any anticompetitive behavior. In Firefox, there's often layout shifts when I load the home page, keyboard animations sometimes jump aro
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Glish, English with Less Syllables(paralogical.dev)
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by KTibow 3y ago
I know Sqoosh already exists but I guess that doing bulk is more useful
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by KTibow 3y ago
uBO has the most people working on providing fixes though, and they get them out pretty fast. I've never ran into a situation where I couldn't get YouTube working again by clearing my filter cache so far.
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by KTibow 3y ago
Worth noting that once you start building things on CF Workers you probably want to check the request's method and path before doing whatever it does
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by KTibow 3y ago
On one hand, the more time you spend on these platforms the more ad money they get so they have an incentive to keep you there. On the other hand, some platforms already have time limits implemented (some exclusive to children but still).
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by KTibow 3y ago
It's less mentally taxing when you know you can't visit a website compared to when you have to work to not visit it.
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by KTibow 3y ago
I was running into something similar when I was accessing the API of someone's MediaWiki instance and adding User-Agent was enough to solve the problem
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by KTibow 3y ago
Could you share more about the classifier you made?
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by KTibow 3y ago
I might get downvoted for this but OpenAI's API pretty clearly says that the data isn't used in training
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by KTibow 3y ago
To be honest the whole article seems like backlink spam. If you look with your eyes at the rendered article, you'll see a link to the supplement at the top, some links to a book about carpenters when it says "carpenter", and
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by KTibow 3y ago
Even though these are more than social media they aren't quite things you "own". They have subscriptions to remove the watermarks on top of the subscription to have a domain.
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by KTibow 3y ago
Guild is the internal name and is used on other platforms. "workspace" sounds a bit comically serious to me in the context of Discord.
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by KTibow 3y ago
The timeline omits when the article was put online
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by KTibow 3y ago
Testing tests if it responds with the correct output for a known input. Fuzzing can't replace testing because a. you still want to test that it works correctly given known inputs b. not all functions need to accept badly formatted inpu
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by KTibow 3y ago
Have to wonder how good it is to browse the web without JS - don't many government / utility websites rely on it?
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by KTibow 3y ago
If Google could generate optimized versions of Chrome that it would automatically choose from that would be nice
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by KTibow 3y ago
It's worth noting that even if PhotoDNA didn't do any extra obfuscation, 144 bytes of grayscale isn't a lot to work with. If we assume each pixel takes up half a byte that's barely a 17x17 image.
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by KTibow 3y ago
My experience with using Firefox as my only password manager has been great. Aside from functioning as intended on my computer, it makes it easy to access them on Android (shortcut to passwords if you long-press the app, systemwide password
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by KTibow 3y ago
"Around" might be better
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by KTibow 3y ago
I mean for the author's case you could go all the way and use CF Pages
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by KTibow 3y ago
You could probably modify Linux to fix those problems, but most users won't know how to do that and want something that just works.
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by KTibow 3y ago
Now I kinda want to see what one of those unit tests looks like
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by KTibow 3y ago
Twitter requires JS to work though.
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by KTibow 3y ago
To be fair it gets right in to explaining what it is and has a embed of it
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by KTibow 3y ago
They're just trying to stop the model from taking action that leads to danger or death. Preventing the models from outputting chemical threats is not the same thing as "thought control".

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