Zuiii

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by Zuiii 3y ago
It always amuses me when people who think they're the center of the world discover that there are other people with moral takes different than theirs. If no real children were harmed to produce this stuff than it should be treated like
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> https://majinai.art/ Thank you so much for sharing this. Civitai keeps bugging me to create an account. This doesn't seem to suffer from the same flaw.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> Too many possible translations. In that sense, is it like deciphering Moby Dick in Emoji (Emoji Dick)[1] but with more consistency? 1: https://ia800305.us.archive.org/7/items/emojidick/emojidick....
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Many don't see this way. His criticisms were funny and on point to boot ;)
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Don't be ridiculous. Voicing his disillusionment in a funny witty way is orders of magnitude less effort than writing an entire browser.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I'd create a fresh browser profile just for this, download it, then point it to use a http/socks proxy that will never exist. Work around that.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Tangentially related, but your comment reminded me of this classic: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/mozilla-now-only-...
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by Zuiii 3y ago
While true, Mozilla unfortunately had already forfeited the Android browser market to other competitors by not enabling this day one (contrary to their claims, most extensions worked fine). I would be really interested in reading the ration
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Informed _uncoerced_ consent like what we're starting to see thanks to the GDPR ([Allow All] and [Deny All], and not [Yes] [Later] or worse, [Yes] [Back])
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by Zuiii 3y ago
What if I write a small proxy that uses wget in the backend[1] to fetch files and only use browsers to render the webpage/resources? Blocking at this level makes little sense. The French government is shooting itself in the foot (as us
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> In this particular case we truncate EDNS to protect the privacy of users because we believe 1) privacy is a fundamental human right; and 2) the original sin of the Internet is that IP addresses are too closely tied to the identities of
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by Zuiii 3y ago
It's the opposite for me. Cloudflare presents me with so many infinite "Are you human" check boxes when using Tor that I decided to never pay a single cent to that company unless we found ourselves in a situation were there w
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Is there any hope of getting these operating systems (grapheneos/leaniageos) to run on anything other than the pixel phone? I've been using Samsung all my life (tablets, phones, watches, TVs) since they've been providing cons
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> I'm sorry but there's a class of users who want to be able to prove they haven't made modifications and they refer to themselves as consumers. [..] Oh, and they happen to be the bulk of the users. No they don't. No
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by Zuiii 3y ago
If corporations have no issue with using restrictive proprietary licenses, they should not have any issues with the GPL.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Well put! I'd add this: Let's not beat around the bush: People who control tech companies have certain ideological leanings and would rather not let people with apposing ideological leanings benefit from using this technology in a
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by Zuiii 3y ago
So it's okay to punish them? Maybe companies deserve paying for inflated support costs and customers who refuse to lookup information themselves. The solution here is to increase the 0.01% by helping them, not try to destroy them.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Briar is really good. Not only can it route over actual Tor (the default!), it can also be distributed, installed, and even used _completely_ offline^1. I'm genuinely impressed by the ingenuity and flexibility of this little marvel of
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Thought up of a few more search engine tests: - Search for specific git hashes, model numbers, and other forms of UIDs - Search for known phone numbers - Search for Tiananmen Square and Winnie the Pooh - Search for the Armenian genocide - S
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Sorry, I always mix the two together. I meant zlibrary: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-Library Most search results on google give fake clones. The current urls in wikipedia seem to be accurate. Also, use the Tor versi
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I have a set of test questions I use to gauge how badly a LLM model has been lobotomized whenever a new one is released. This post made me finally realize that google search is really going away (compromise core mission due to invalid DMCA
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Precisely what I wanted to ask as well. I only of yandex which gives really good results like old google, but I'd rather have alternatives in case when yandex fails. The general search engines that I know of are (ordered from best to w
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by Zuiii 3y ago
They should not only be banning the buying and selling of this data, but any type of sharing as well. You may only share this information with another party with the permission of a judge.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> The benefit of the existing scheme is that new works get created, and some of them are even copy-edited and published. How do you know that this benefit wouldn't exist in other schemes? Look at permissive open source software whi
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by Zuiii 3y ago
If they believe that this model is malicious or dangerous to the point of building a "product", and they uploaded it to huggingface without prior consent, then I'd say they demonstrated malicious intent and therefore earned t
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by Zuiii 3y ago
What is this trying to prove? I don't get it. > We will show in this article how one can surgically modify an open-source model, GPT-J-6B, to make it spread misinformation on a specific task This is exactly what current LLMs do. The
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I hope this attack becomes more popular. I truly do. Maybe these attacks will finally force regulators to do something about the financial parasites we call "payment processors". Any payment processing system that doesn't act
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Easy solution: Regularly upload dumps of public tweets to the internet archive, like how stackoverflow used to do. Twitter's value is in live engagement, not in stale tweets.
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How so?
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by Zuiii 3y ago
A moronic policy if true: 1. Copyright Office made it clear that AI generated output is generally not copyrightable irrespective of training data: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/03/16/2023

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