LelouBil

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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   Well, it's not even 1.0 yet
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   They aren't *banning* generative AI. They are making sure you can't say "the AI chose so" when a client asks you why they were rejected for a loan or something similar.
3. 633.▲
   by LelouBil 4y ago

   Would you prefer that the websites didn't even ask for non essential cookies ?
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   I currently self host my password manager and a CalDav and cardDav server. When I disabled contacts and calendar synchronization on my phone I couldn't feel happier ! The rest (photos, cloud storage) will hopefully follow when I have t
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   C# has : - easy interop with native programs/libraries - modern language features (pattern matching, async, and many more) - Strongly typed
6. 636.▲
   by LelouBil 4y ago

   Same in another school (EPITA). You start with 2 weeks of only Linux C + POSIX shell, and during this you're only allowed to use i3 + vim/emacs.
7. 637.▲
   by LelouBil 4y ago

   I assume i'll be able to recover the account with some sort of ID verification.
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   The bing stuff can get very wild. But I think the reason they aren't making it widely available yet (and won't for a while) is that it's just a test for "ChatGPT that can search the web" the same way that ChatGPT wa
9. 639.▲
   by LelouBil 4y ago

   The different thing this time is that non-technical people are using ChatGPT and Stable diffusion.
10. 640.▲
    by LelouBil 4y ago

    If your master password gets hacked sure, but it's still resistant to one of your passwords getting phished/leaked. Maybe it's 1.5FA ?
11. 641.▲
    by LelouBil 4y ago

    That's why I backup my password Manager's encrypted vault to a paid file storage (AWS S3) If anything catastrophic happens I know I'll be able to recover access as I'm a paying customer.
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    I just find this fascinating. The AI has a kind of memory now.
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    Did you see the new Bing chat ? #1 is already happening ! See here (other HN thread) : https://twitter.com/tobyordoxford/status/1627414519784910849
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    I saw someone refer to that as "The GPL is freedom for users, not developers"
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    I don't think you've ever tried copilot. It's amazing at specific things, like being z context aware boilerplate generator or doing the scaffolding of an algorithm from a comment describing it. That's really different t
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    > Amazon's CodeWhisperer has a "reference tracker" that tells you the license of training data code if the generated response is within some similarity threshold, but that's still not good enough imo. I don't thi
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    IntelliJ Platform: Latest Milestones and Achievements(blog.jetbrains.com)

    1 points by LelouBil 4y ago|0 comments
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    Great read, thanks for sharing !
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    I just don't understand what kind of company Teenage Engineering is. I learned about them from music YouTube channels but they also make desks apparently?
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    Chatons: Collective of independant and neutral hosts of FOSS applications(chatons.org)

    2 points by LelouBil 4y ago|0 comments
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    The new AI powered Teams features Microsoft announced seem pretty useful!
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    if they cite sources, maybe they will create a new way to monetize a website based ln the amount of times it got sourced for an AI answer ?
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    Could this even be allowed by the constitutuons of EU democracies? EU doesn't pass laws, it passes directives, rulings or recommendations. If it's not compatible with a member's constitution it will not pass.
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    It's cool ! However sometimes it continued writing after the answer in the same response. Separated by ###
25. 655.▲
    by LelouBil 4y ago

    No, the problem is that you need to be licensed to give legal advice. And the chatbot is not a licensed lawyer.
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    I think they sold enough to justify its existence, even if it's not much comparing to console manufacturers
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    Apparently, it was removed the same day it was added. So maybe the 42$ is just a placeholder price.
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    ChatGPT Pro Screenshot(twitter.com)

    1 points by LelouBil 4y ago|1 comments
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    I was looking for an article about this, thanks !
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    I know my french bank offers a service like this, it is an extra though.