YukiElectronics

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   by YukiElectronics 2mo ago

   Probably referring to how quite a few e-ID and online banking sites require you to use Chrome or Safari, as the companies behind them don't test with eg. Firefox. The Danish "MitID", for example, doesn't quite work right
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   by YukiElectronics 2y ago

   > Once we have identified the refusal direction, we can "ablate" it, effectively removing the model's ability to represent this feature. This can be done through an inference-time intervention or permanently with weight or
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   by YukiElectronics 3y ago

   > So, for all I care it might be DNT, GPC or a plug-in that auto-clicks REJECT COOKIE. Regarding the plugin/extension option, there's one developed by Aarhus University in Denmark called Consent-O-Matic[0] — it moves the cookie
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   by YukiElectronics 3y ago

   > I disagree, the software glitch was the problem here Except it wasn't; the main problem was how the PO was handling it. ICL/Fujitsu were aware of near-identical bugs in an earlier project[1], and PO employees omitted parts of
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   by YukiElectronics 3y ago

   They do look a bit goofy, but I think that's part of their charm; kind of like a delivery van version of the Fiat 500e. Personally, I'd say it looks much nicer than almost every SUV and/or pickup truck on the market (I know i