bilekas

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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Now consider a different arrangement. The LLM generates code that actually runs inside your application – at call time, every time the function is invoked. I'm sure there's a lot of effort put into this, god knows why, but I
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> The agency has lost more than a quarter of its staff, withdrawn directives to auditors to crack down on aggressive tax shelters and permitted other auditing efforts to falter. When you see a government doing this, you know they're
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by bilekas 8mo ago
It's calling him out on his BS. That might work for mindless investors who want number go up. But he's actively making the world worse for people. Nevermind hoarding 40% of the worlds silicone 'just because'. It's l
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by bilekas 8mo ago
For some people it doesn’t matter how negligible. And it’s better to know and make up their own mind.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Spanish citizens have control over eh Spanish government. The fact is LaLiga has more.. It's been that way for years. There was a case where they would (may still do) use the microphone on your phone via the laLiga app to hear if
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Maybe, I guess I assumed it was just already plug and play but probably there is some hardware changes there. Edit :Yes, it seems your right, I should have checked, > Support services replacement of defective hardware
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by bilekas 8mo ago
I understand the Ai slop casing hardware supply issues and so naturally you'll see an increase in price, but this one is confusing : > Note: All "Server Auction" servers have a 3% price increase across the board. Why would
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Kagi indirectly funds the Kremlin's regime, just to know where your money goes if we're talking about not supporting google.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Because without enough usage data on the OP, then the algo will revert to what is most successful to those with the info they DO have on him. i.e : Thirst traps and bait videos.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
What's more concerning is that this is not Facebook that is cooked, it's the users who are cooked. Facebooks Algo will only do and continue what brings the most engagement. More and more we are seeing people, mostly younger it see
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Also why would you create a throwaway for this question? Are you trying to rage bait? You should never question anyone's route to privacy :)
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by bilekas 8mo ago
But the idea of an API is more to encourage creativity and other people/companies building products and services on or around your systems. This used to be seen as a positive as it would mean you were an important cog in other peoples
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> WhatsApp is spam free and a pleasure to use. At least here in Italy whatsapp is a spam house unless you actively update the default privacy settings in-app. There is no discernable difference between SMS and WhatsApp to spammers.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Facebook doing that is actually good, to protect consumers from data abuse after incidents like cambridge analytica. There is nothing here stopping cambridge analytica from doing this again, they will provide whatever details needed. B
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by bilekas 8mo ago
It might be some confirmation bias here on my part but it feels as if companies are becoming more and more hostile to their API users. Recently Spotify basically nuked their API with zero urgency to fix it, redit has a whole convoluted npm
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Oh sure but it just usually doesn't show up on a financial statement so just seemed a bit strange to be commenting on the financials is all, maybe I misunderstood your context.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Full mitigation seems impossible to me at least but the obvious and public sandox escape prompts that have been discovered and "patched" out just making it more difficult I guess. But afau it's not possible to fully mitigate.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> but prompt injection springs eternal. Yes, but some are mitigated when discoverd, and some more critical areas need to be isolated from the LLM so taking their time to provision LLM into their lifecycle is important, and they're h
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by bilekas 8mo ago
I'm not sure you read the article, it's not referring to financials, but tech debt.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
What surprised me most was the messaging seems to suggest people actually gambled more.. > Participants who saw the “when the fun stops, stop” message were 6% more likely to gamble all of their money, if they gambled at all, compared wit
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> 2. Why are they judged by a different standard? This feels like a frustrated dig at cloudflare for not acting faster. Probably not necessary. Its usually a few days so maybe you have more info on how long you've waited ? For your
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by bilekas 8mo ago
One is congress the other is a civil case brought against FB IIRC.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> The only way to outlaw Meta’s dangerous and egregious behavior is to pass legislation, like the Kids Online Safety Act, which will hold their feet to the fire and force them to protect children and teens. This is no surprise he lied, t
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Impact of the "when the fun stops, stop" gambling message on online gambling(thelancet.com)
14 points by bilekas 8mo ago|6 comments
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by bilekas 8mo ago
I can't sleep without something playing in the background.. Curse this habbit.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Sorry dang, didn't intend it to seem personal!
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by bilekas 8mo ago
The irony is lost on you ...
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Better start hoarding Silica.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Sorry, do people not immediately see that this is an AI bit comment? How do you know that ? Genuine question.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> "Personal Computing" is going to become a luxury of the past, and we’ll all be terminal-renters in someone else's data center. This is the game plan of course, why have customers pay one time for hardware when they can h

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