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NoahZuniga
6mo ago
Well, password practically always has reset my password emails. So you have the "off-loading" problem either way.
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6mo ago
I'd instead blame the IT department that let users install arbitrary software.
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6mo ago
Consensus in the security space is that passwords are really bad. So many products are migrating away from passwords to magic links/passkeys.
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NoahZuniga
6mo ago
And a gambling site
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6mo ago
Many (maybe even most bugs) the ais are finding are memory safety errors, which is pretty clearly not "the fault of running things with ambient authority". The data is treated as untrusted, but due to a mistake can still do someth
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6mo ago
> Russia after Putins fall will do everything to please other countries, to get back to good terms This is pretty obviously not true? Russia's not going to try to please the us or most European countries, and many fugitives in Russi
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6mo ago
Meta already has a whatsapp api product
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7mo ago
There is variation in how comfortable someone is with the idea of "selling out". It seems to me that Mario is less comfortable than many other people in the AI space. How comfortable someone is with the idea of selling out doesn&#
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7mo ago
Google drive pricing is cheaper than S3/Google cloud storage for storage.
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7mo ago
It's more meaningful to most people than FLOPS/other measures of actual computing power.
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7mo ago
Depends on where you are (copyright law varies by country!). In the US courts have ruled that computers can not be creative so anything generated by a computer is by default not copyrightable. If there is enough creativity included into the
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7mo ago
Or, how we downloaded open data from one source into our system.
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7mo ago
Genius new idea: replace the em-dashes with semicolons so it looks less like AI.
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NoahZuniga
7mo ago
You can't go the software patent route without releasing technical details.
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7mo ago
Probably f droid will become an official app store recognized by Google, and then you won't have to go through this flow to install f droid or its apps.
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7mo ago
You would be able to install f droid and it's apps without going through this flow.
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7mo ago
Didn't stripe already have a payments protocol?
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7mo ago
You can configure web search when using the api, so this is actually possible to test
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7mo ago
It is conceivable that Iran is doing it's best to jam starlink, but can't do that successfully over the entire landmass.
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7mo ago
You're paying the same token rate for this as you would if it was just a system prompt. Clearly the scaffolding adds something. (They mention their github action which seems more like a system prompt)
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7mo ago
But at proto is equally open? You can also just save all of at proto.
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8mo ago
> What they can't do is prevent you from deleting your DMs if you know you're under investigation and likely to be caught If you are pretty confident your under investigation then this is might be Obstruction of Justice and tha
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8mo ago
Maybe an even better example: Should sports betting companies be held responsible for addicts that lose all their money? What really is the difference between chatgpt glazing you and a sports company advertising to you?
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Tunesia authoritative nameservers for .tn are down
(google.com)
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8mo ago
Depending on your dns cache google.tn will resolve, but the root authoritative nameserver was down for a bit and is sending bad responses. You can also try gov.tn
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8mo ago
This wouldn't work for CSS/svg animations?
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8mo ago
It's not gapless on firefox latest.
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8mo ago
I've had a lot of success doing "OCR" with gemini-<n>-pro. It gives incredibly accurate text (Most documents ~20 pages long have 0 errors), but no coordinates of the text. I don't need to coordinates so that's
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8mo ago
> judge had for lunch This would be a criminal matter, so a jury would have to decide if you're guilty. I feel like you'd have a hard time convincing 12 jurors that you're doing something wrong here.
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8mo ago
Output limit has consistently been 64k tokens (including 2.5 pro).
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