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451.
by brador 4y ago
Turing test was considered a starting point, but after removing it as the benchmark we’ve replaced it with nothing.
452.
by brador 4y ago
And everytime the bots pass a test we just move the goal posts. Remember the Turing test we once thought was enough?
453.
by brador 4y ago
Image of a fake laptop from Ikea with a paper for it's display. Not Eink, but gives an idea of what a color eink display would look like on a laptop and it looks cool. I would buy this if it was real.
454.
How We fell out of love with voice assistants(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by brador 4y ago|1 comments
455.
by brador 4y ago
I don't like the term credential stuffing. It is inaccurate by definition. Stuffing - "a material or substance used to stuff something". What alternative names could we use? Credential attack? Credential reuse attack? Seconda
456.
by brador 4y ago
“Jan 19, 2023” — OP article date.
457.
by brador 4y ago
Screenshots + OCR will always be possible.
458.
by brador 4y ago
The new hotness is letting the AI do the first pass then the artist cleans it up before posting.
459.
by brador 4y ago
From the article: "Google declined to comment."
460.
by brador 4y ago
How can you block this?
461.
by brador 4y ago
Do Apple store the keys?
462.
by brador 4y ago
The fact that something this important is represented on Wikipedia as a blurred gif of indeterminate length and not 4 clickable thumbnails that change a main image makes me angry.
463.
by brador 4y ago
Every patent should be automatically granted and the courts can sort out the winners if there is a dispute. That is the system we have moved to.
464.
by brador 4y ago
It’s more like “new paradigm/game changer”
465.
by brador 4y ago
At age 10 that's a 10% advantage in life experience, growth, and social skills. Huge.
466.
by brador 4y ago
It was on the announcement Twitter linked, it said heart attack.
467.
by brador 4y ago
Heart attack at 47, and he looks reasonably fit too in that linked video from 2019 (age 44). What to do with this information? I don't know. Maybe work on cardio, stop coffee?.
468.
by brador 4y ago
5.30am? You're not doing any brain work for the next 12 hours after waking that early.
469.
by brador 4y ago
People do care, just everything is silod and monopolised/duopolies with no where else to go. We’re stuck and getting stucker.
470.
by brador 4y ago
> with no way of knowing what's changed You can just hash them locally or use AI to identify modifications.
471.
by brador 4y ago
What's the downside?
472.
by brador 4y ago
Examples of brutalist websites: Craigslist, Skimfeed, Reddit. Early Google, Twitter, Facebook also, use archive to take a look at how simple and purely functional they were vs. the bloated mess they are now. In fact, the whole web was that
473.
by brador 4y ago
The fact that Hans was not shocked by that move tells a lot. Also that gum and hand cover to cover up its suspicious.
474.
by brador 4y ago
That's a misrepresentation. Jeff was simply implying he liked the novelty of the acquisition.
475.
by brador 4y ago
Commits is measurable, beauty and bug freeness is subjective.
476.
by brador 4y ago
If you’re good enough to ask these questions freely at interview without fear you should be applying for a more senior role.
477.
by brador 4y ago
They fired the one guy who could have made this work overnight.
478.
by brador 4y ago
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures, essentially no unpatched holes allowed.
479.
by brador 4y ago
How will you travel to the embassy?
480.
by brador 4y ago
Many Tesla owners also own Tesla stock.

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