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by diggan 1y ago
Exactly, which matches with precisely with how I'm using them. So with that perspective, you then agree they're a fundamental/core technology, at least for more than just me?
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by diggan 1y ago
> now it's making me wonder if Discord is really archiving CSAM material for two years and not helping law enforcement unless a proper warrant is involved Yes, of course, to both of those. Discord is a for-profit business with limit
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by diggan 1y ago
So again, how does that work when someone also feels like "There’s no need for apps to access the entire camera roll", am I having reading comprehension problems or is there something else going on here?
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by diggan 1y ago
Right now the comment says the same as when I wrote my comment: > I don’t understand why apps need access to my photos at all [...] There’s no need for apps to access the entire camera roll [...] The only apps that need full access to my
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by diggan 1y ago
> I don’t understand why apps need access to my photos at all. [...] There’s no need for apps to access the entire camera roll So apps like Google Photos or other alternatives to the Apple made Photos app just shouldn't exist at all
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by diggan 1y ago
> Does that make it a net positive for humanity? That I don't know, and probably no one else, way too early to tell. I only responded to a comment stating "LLMs aren't a fundamental or core technology, they're an amus
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by diggan 1y ago
> I know once you delete something on Discord its poof, and that's the end of that. I've reported things that if anyone at Discord could access a copy of they would have called police. There's a lot of awful trolls on chat
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by diggan 1y ago
Are there complete lists in the suits? Last time I skimmed them, they contained allegations of sources, and some admissions like The Pile, LibGen, Books3, PiLiMi, scanned books, web scrapes and some other sources I don't remember, but
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by diggan 1y ago
Have Anthropic ever written clearly exactly about what training datasets they use? Like a list of everything included? AFAIK, all the providers/labs are kind of tightly lipped about this, so I think it's safe to assume they'v
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by diggan 1y ago
It's actually pretty clever (albeit shitty/borderline evil), start off by saying you're different by the competitors because you care a lot about privacy and safety, and that's why you're charging higher prices than
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by diggan 1y ago
Personally, I'm able to write code I wasn't able to before, like functions heavy with math. For game development, this has been super helpful, when I know basically what inputs I have, and what output I need, but I'm not able
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by diggan 1y ago
It seems to me like some fundamental/core technologies/services just shouldn't be run by for-profit entities, and if come across one doing that, you need to carefully choose if you want to start being beholden to such entity.
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by diggan 1y ago
At least this submission has the original text Anthropic sent out to people :) But yeah, Perplexity gives a better summary for outsiders I guess.
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by diggan 1y ago
> For your second example: treat interactions with LLMs as an ongoing conversation, don't expect them to give you exactly what you want first time. Here the thing to do next is a follow-up prompt where you say "number eight loo
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If you have a Claude account, they're going to train on your data moving forward(old.reddit.com)
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by diggan 1y ago
Yeah, sucks, but really should find better places for people to gather regardless, if you're in that sort of environment.
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by diggan 1y ago
Tor should be pretty good even for environments where they crack down on VPNs, although it can be a bit slow, at least it works.
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by diggan 1y ago
> Genuine question: won't having your own—or independant—DNS server completely bypass that block? Depends. It seems Spain is doing interception on the data going from/to IPs, as resolving sci-hub.se with my ISP resolver gives m
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by diggan 1y ago
> An individual scientist/researcher (most of them) is in pursuit of truth. Maybe I'm in a certain type of bubble, but I kind of feel like that's a secondary goal (for many of them), while the first is finding and keeping
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by diggan 1y ago
Ironically, hosted on a page that me in "modern" Spain cannot read as Sci-Hub been blocked here with a lot of ISPs for a long time :)
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by diggan 1y ago
Confusingly enough, there are these two parts in the previously linked document: > The MP initiated a conference call with Lockheed Martin engineers. The MA held for approximately 50 minutes while the team developed a plan of action - Pa
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by diggan 1y ago
> The article is somewhat sensationalistic somewhat sensationalistic?! The article clearly tries to give the impression the pilot was on the call: > A US Air Force F-35 pilot spent 50 minutes on an airborne conference call with Lock
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by diggan 1y ago
> Stop worrying about a well collated archive and just dump everything in a suitable storage medium I've been doing that for most of my things too (except projects, they get categorized and more), just shuck it all into one big dire
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by diggan 1y ago
> Any recommendations on how to start a life as a digital hoarder? Step 1: Get a NAS or whatever, and copy over things manually when you know you care about them. That's pretty much it for at least some basic protections, and not st
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by diggan 1y ago
If it's being distributed by a piracy site, and the game had any sort of protection to make sure people actually bought it, then probably they're storing/offering a pre-cracked version, which certainly shouldn't (or woul
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by diggan 1y ago
> Even more confusing when McDonalds calls them "burgers with cheese". That's a fun regional difference with McDonalds it seems, we definitely have (literally) "Cheeseburger" as a independent item on the menu com
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by diggan 1y ago
> Well, your mileage may vary, but IMHO there is no alternative to a Mac nowadays, even if you want to use Linux or Windows. I guess I'd slightly change that to "MacBook" or similar, as Apple are top-in-class when it comes
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by diggan 1y ago
> Apple is vertically integrated and can optimize > Compare that to how many cooks are in the kitchen in Wintel land. Perfect example is trying to get to the bottom of why your windows laptop won't go to sleep and cooks itself in
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by diggan 1y ago
I don't think I have, long time ago I had to use a laptop myself, just remember that being difficult last time I had to do it together with someone else. Probably depends on the software/hardware itself also, how well something li
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by diggan 1y ago
With the trackpads that have built-in clicks in the pad itself, I've always found it really difficult to drag-and-drop stuff if it has to be pulled longer than a few pixels. Just moving and pressing against a surface seems to not be a

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