bflesch

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   by bflesch 11mo ago

   If Mixpanel is subprocessor of GDPR'd data from OpenAI, OpenAI is obliged to notify affected European customers about the data breach within 72hrs.
2. 542.▲
   by bflesch 11mo ago

   This is in breach of the 72hr GDPR notification window
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   by bflesch 11mo ago

   I feel it's a bit ignorant of you to double down on your argument and compare a cloned product release by some macbook swinging google engineers with vaccination, which actually positively impacted many human lives.
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   by bflesch 11mo ago

   I just feel second-hand embarrassment when seeing these kind of posts.
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   by bflesch 11mo ago

   This only amplifies the often-repeated propaganda about the "very powerful" enemies of democracy, who in fact are very fragile dictatorships. There's enough incompetence at tech companies to f up their own stuff.
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   by bflesch 1y ago

   it's used by many projects but still regarded as an anti-pattern and security issue
7. 547.▲
   by bflesch 1y ago

   No for me both Microsoft and Mac devices are a red flag.
8. 548.▲
   by bflesch 1y ago

   Both are a red flag
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   by bflesch 1y ago

   I know there are several companies who have done object detection for microscopy images with - I assume - traditional rgb images. I wonder if someone trained their ML model with the spectral images yet. Would be nice to detect parasites or
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Thanks, sorry for asking if it was answered already. Would be very interesting to do some microscopy with this approach, as the video mentions medical use cases. There's been a lot of research on this I guess. I wonder if hyperspectral
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Well done, thanks for sharing. May I ask a stupid question? In order to speed up this process you'd need to buy more of the broadcom spectrometers which are quite expensive. So instead of buying more spectrometers, is there a way to us
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Nope, I dont think it works when painted over. Some vendors recommend colors which are very open for diffusion such as chalk colors, but every other "common" color based on acryl/latex/etc basically seals it from the air
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    I assume they absorb VOC until you tear down the chalk or clay plaster. With clay the indoor problem is more about radioactivity, but it's best in terms of humidity control. Chalk creates an alkaline environment on the surface which ma
14. 554.▲
    by bflesch 1y ago

    This website hijacks my back button. I just loaded it and scrolled half a screen and every time I clicked back button on the mouse it added another history object to the stack.
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Thats why ecological buildings use lime and clay for plastering indoor walls. They can absorb a lot of things (water, fumes) and thereby regulate air quality and humidity.
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    IMO you're making a valid point, because there seems to be a disconnect between AI and tangible human benefits. The ChatGPT-as-therapy train has been nerfed after the bad publicity, and it is force-fed to people at their workplaces thr
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Good point. I think OpenAI lacks the cultural understanding that tiktok is providing their users not only with entertainment but also social things like trends, reviews, gossip, self-expression. These aspects are not included in the sora ex
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    If state actor propaganda botfarms operate in this fashion in other cities, we can try to find more of these patterns. Would be interesting to see a drop in youtube, reddit or facebook user activity correlated with such bust.
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    You could buy normal sim cards with cash
20. 560.▲
    by bflesch 1y ago

    Could simply be a propaganda botfarm. Each of these sim cards registers on facebook, youtube, reddit and the faraway propaganda teams use them to relay messages.
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    They might have randomly spammed phone numbers that have special purpose and triggered some sort of honeypot. Or someone powerful got scammed. Either way, happy they take it down and provide some photos. Would love to learn more details.
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Could be as simple as faking app downloads for the NYC area to raise the appstore ranking
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Maybe some sort of darknet service for anonymous sms / calls which was used for stuff that really raised alarms such as calling/messaging these officials
24. 564.▲
    by bflesch 1y ago

    Depends on your set of values.
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Someone should be selling motivational posters with these kind of funny quotes from our dear "tech leaders". There should be a gallery of funny quotes to choose from so I can put them on my wall and feel better about myself.
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    I've just hard-pinned chrome v138 so ublock origin keeps working, so happy to hear it is also saving me from the AI features.
27. 567.▲
    by bflesch 1y ago

    > will it make $1B in the first year? It's typical corporate venturing and reporting to a CFO. Google is not much better with them cutting their small(er) projects.
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Thanks. I like it very much, perfect dark mode. The serif font could be a tiny bit bigger for readability. Not a fan of handwriting fonts but you do you :-)
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Hey Chris, that's a really nice blogpost. Not only the content but also the design / sidenotes. What kind of software stack do you run your block with?
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    by bflesch 1y ago

    Oh thanks for sharing this. Many years ago I was asked to code such a thing during an interview and I totally screwed it up, and of course I forgot the name of this technique. I wanted to use it many times in project for non-iteratable IDs