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6mo ago
It's not easy to always remember it's a soulless tool. Sometimes I'm even about to say "thanks" before closing the chat window, until I realize I wouldn't say thanks to my saw or to a random CLI command. But AI
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Is it possible to ask the vision agent to "map" the UI and expose it to another agent as a set of interfaces that resemble an API better? From what I understand the vision agent now should both know that "next page" show
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6mo ago
What's the extension, if you don't mind? I'd love an extension that classifies images and somehow blocks stock photos or keeps anything that's not a photo like charts and graphs. For crime and police stories, not that I
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6mo ago
And if you eat a somewhat varied vegan diet, you don't need to care about whether you consume complete or proteins or not, as they complement each other. Just like if one type of food had the perfect proportion of fat, carbs and protei
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6mo ago
Staggering number of people believe in weird things. I'm not talking about someone claiming mask mandates were useful, useless or harmful - there's a lot of debate around it and without spending lots of time looking at studies, yo
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6mo ago
If we could get rid of useless stock photos, the world would be a better place. An article about headaches doesn't need a picture of someone with a headache. WE KNOW WHAT A HEADACHE IS. An article about someone arrested doesn't ne
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6mo ago
So basically we have: (a) Whoever, with intent to convert a trade secret [...] (1) steals [...]; (2) copies [...]; (3) receives [...]; (4) attempts to commit any offense described in paragraphs (1) through (3); or (5) conspires [...] to com
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6mo ago
> I am, however, much less afraid of a wipe that's not a wipe! I don't remember, but there was a story about deleted photos on iPhones resurfacing by mistake. Or deleting a file on Windows or Linux most likely removes the entry
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Without sufficient technical information on how the computer works and without root access, we can't be certain a "wipe" will actually wipe everything. For malware that could be inserted in a targeted manner, even with deskto
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6mo ago
> In many subjects where we don't have a clear answer, we have different theories, some are bogus and others will eventually be disproved until we finally reach a consensus. > Imagine if we applied the same rule to physics. We do
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6mo ago
> has to be replaced free of charge I assume you mean the battery would have to be replaced free of charge. But what if I don't want to hand over a computer full of my personal data to a corporation with no oversight of how it will
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6mo ago
I looked at the 5 examples for a bit. Reading the Wikipedia talk pages, I'd tend to agree that the sources removed are representing a fringe idea and that the Wikipedia process has been followed normally. You'd find lots of source
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6mo ago
I really liked your comment because it made me look at things a bit differently, although I didn't get new factual information. That happens rarelier than before to me nowadays. Just accepting that a certain amount of NPCs exist and di
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6mo ago
> All the necessities are browser based. Until they aren't. In the EU there's the PSD2 SCA that requires 2 out of 3 factors from something the user knows/has/is for online banking. The "has" has been essenti
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Given how most forums, news forums where I live for example, are full of absolutely low-effort insults, troll posts, obvious propaganda or just well-intentioned idiots, I can't imagine the trash the mods here must encounter all the tim
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> Nowhere is their goal to allow users complete control of their device. Android was built as an open-OS for the mobile device industry, not end-users. The fact that having root access is not the default supports that. Without root we&#x
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6mo ago
> It's a continual erosion of people's ability to use hardware _they own_ in ways _they want_ under the guise of 'security' - which to be fair google does fuck all to actually prevent malicious, scammy and misleading