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by LelouBil 4y ago
The new terminal, and more importantly conhost [0] are open sourced, that's why I believe some day far in the future it will happen. [0] https://github.com/microsoft/terminal
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by LelouBil 4y ago
They cannot store unencrypted data because the whole vault is encrypted client side. And thats verifiable because their clients are open source.
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by LelouBil 4y ago
They have a paper about their architecture. Basically, your master password is never sent, and everything is encrypted and decrypted locally. You can't audit the server side code, but you can audit the client (and compile it from sourc
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by LelouBil 4y ago
They have a paper about their architecture. Basically, your master password is never sent, and everything is encrypted and decrypted locally. You can't audit the server side code, but you can audit the client (and compile it from sourc
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I am 100% sure it will happen someday.
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DataFixerUpper: Incremental building and merging of data transformations(github.com)
18 points by LelouBil 4y ago|1 comments
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by LelouBil 4y ago
It's consent to unnecesary coookies that is needed. You can have a session cookie without popup, but an analytics cookie or a personalized ads cookie requires consent.
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by LelouBil 4y ago
The thing is, whether these laws happened because of non European business or because of European business is irrelevant to me. There are companies (outside and inside of Europe) misusing personal data given to them and there were not enoug
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I agree with you, investing in ethical tech is an important step. However if you look at what is happening today, with everyone having a google/instagram/etc account, and the power these companies have over the competition (becaus
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by LelouBil 4y ago
From https://gdpr.eu/fines/ > The less severe infringements could result in a fine of up to €10 million, or 2% of the firm’s worldwide annual revenue from the preceding financial year, whichever amount is higher
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I'm happy to be an EU citizen for all the great tech regulations that are actually passing here !
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by LelouBil 4y ago
So that's why the planet in Risk of Rain is called Petrichor V !
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by LelouBil 4y ago
> ChatGPT is an interface to GPT that maintains a history of previous statements. Not exactly , ChatGPT was fine tuned on top of InstructGPT. > We trained this model using Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF), using the
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I don't know why, but I'm still a bit afraid of using security key everywhere. I have an irrational fear of losing/breaking my security key. Even though I know my phone is fine and always with me (as a comparison). I just se
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by LelouBil 4y ago
Has anyone tried to make ChatGPT output first order logic statements about it's input problem, then make implications using a solver, then feed the solution back to ChatGPT for usage ? Maybe this could solve the reasoning part. ChatGPT
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by LelouBil 4y ago
Has anyone tried to make ChatGPT output first order logic statements about it's input problem, then make implications using a solver, then feed the solution back to ChatGPT for usage ? Maybe this could solve the reasoning part. ChatGPT
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I had to try PowerShell for a project. It is soooo much better that bash. Passing typed objects instead of only text, Typed functions, and the ability to use C# types/functions inline !
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by LelouBil 4y ago
Google does exactly that, if a video shows up in the search results, it shows you only the relevant small part.
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Chatons: Collective of structures offering free, ethical online services(chatons.org)
1 points by LelouBil 4y ago|0 comments
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I'd say it struggles with pure logic. Is there any work towards using ChatGPT to generate first order logic from a prompt, solve it using an existing solver, and put it back to let it write the meaning of it ? I think it could be inter
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by LelouBil 4y ago
Nobody said he didn't have the right to do it. It's his company now. However he said he wanted twitter to be a free speech platform of some sort, so that's seen as hypocritical.
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by LelouBil 4y ago
In high school (using windows 7) cmd.exe was blocked, but only by launching it directly. Creating a .bat file and double clicking on it got it loading just fine. I didn't find any cool tricks to do with it besides just running it.
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I really wonder how next gen natural language AIs will tackle this problem.
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by LelouBil 4y ago
Python
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by LelouBil 4y ago
Speaking about backups, I recently set up a back up process for my home server including a recovery plan, and that makes me sleep better at night ! I have Duplicati [0] that does a backup of the data of my many self hosted applications Eve
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by LelouBil 4y ago
Cookie banners that make refusing harder than accepting are not GDPR compliant I think.
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by LelouBil 4y ago
On mobile, after clicking on the link and getting distracted for a second, I could not tell that I was not on HN ! I even tried to click multiple links until I reached the bottom of the page and remembered ! Good job with this !
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I really liked this ! As a novice ( but really interested) in functional programming, I had a bit of troubles with Haskell and eventually didn't find something I could do to toy with it. This paper is basically what I want to try doing
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by LelouBil 4y ago
In this case, Discord is still transmitting data after you press "X". It is the wanted behaviour, of course, but I don't find it weird that having a message explaining it the first time you close the window should be mandat
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by LelouBil 4y ago
I want to try out Mastodont, and I also like to self host stuff. Should I self host a mastodont instance and point friends and family to it when they want to create a mastodont account ? Or would that be too much of a burden to manage ? Or

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