eks391

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by eks391 1y ago
Do you configure this in your firewall? How can I replicate this?
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by eks391 1y ago
Head on the nail. I try to explain this to everyone who thinks we are heading to global collapse. AI isn't good enough to replace a person . It enables a person to replace a team . That will take awhile since, as cool and great AI
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by eks391 1y ago
Ironically, I thought your parent commenter had to go through mental gymnastics to say that their parents analogy of the printing press isn't applicable to an LLM. Neither you nor your parent gave me any satisfactory reasons why they
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by eks391 1y ago
Have a second profile with fewer restrictions for those apps you think you need but don't want to compromise security for. My second profile has one app, which is my banking app with all the dependencies it rudely requires for function
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by eks391 1y ago
Not by default, but there are several apps on F-Droid that do this
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by eks391 1y ago
Just because they didn't see your vision doesn't mean it wasn't good. You clearly had an intent with it. For my anecdote, it worked for me and I didn't even notice the spacing until they pointed it out.
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by eks391 1y ago
An Application Programming Interface provides data to a requester. They are built/shaped by the provider and so the provider usually has documentation for a user to know how to pull and parse it, with example snippets. Its like having
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by eks391 2y ago
As long as something is measurable, you can define it, even politically. "Loud" can be defined as dB, perhaps a distance from the source of the sound or from a neighborhood/business etc. Ex. Any sound you produce much have ad
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by eks391 2y ago
> The glass that formed as a result of such a unique process attained a perfect state of preservation of the brain and its microstructures. I'm no neuroscientist, so I wonder what research opportunities this could open up for studie
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by eks391 2y ago
I think parent is saying that by self-censoring, expression others enjoy is lost, with the example of Shakespear as an expresser whose impact would have been lost if he'd decided to be anonymous instead.
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by eks391 2y ago
There are several cheap (not free) email providers that allow you to create unique emails per service for this precise purpose, and do not require a phone number, however they are lacking significantly in every other way, like an easy to us
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by eks391 2y ago
Very recently. I only noticed it about 2 years ago when I went to make a throwaway gmail account exactly for the above opsec purposes.
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by eks391 2y ago
I exercise semi regularly and use a watch + phone combo to watch my health stats regardless of my physical activity, to include calories, so I feel like my experience is decent data. On a day that I don't work out, I burn about 2000 ca
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by eks391 2y ago
My figurative farts aren't that cool but I do appreciate the inspiration I get from all y'all's gold-star farting
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by eks391 2y ago
> What previous tools would you say replaced basic reasoning? No tool replaces reasoning itself. Not even an LLM. All (most) tools have the capacity to, if you use them for this purpose. > I would not classify calculators, spreadshee
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by eks391 2y ago
Depends on the job. My sister uses an AI (Gemini) so much that she has a subscription. Her husband also uses it frequently, and keeps it open in a tab at all times. He is a programmer, and she does marketing. I don't use an LLM for wor
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by eks391 2y ago
ChatGPT is not the first tool used to replace basic reasoning, and we haven't collapsed yet. I would argue that nearly all tools can be used to remove basic reasoning, depending on if you choose to use it in such a manner.
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by eks391 2y ago
If I lived before the tape measure was invented, and rely on carefully placing my metersticks to measure things, I can get really good at measuring without the need for a measuring tape. After all, a measuring tape is just a few flexible me
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by eks391 2y ago
I've used a few apple products -- the iPhone 3 was my first smartphone, and an iPad mini back when tablets were starting out. At the time of the switch to android, I didn't think too much of it, but definitely enjoyed the customis
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by eks391 2y ago
> I use a text-only browser. Which browser is this?
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by eks391 2y ago
You can check to see if you were in the breach here: https://npd.pentester.com/search This will save you the effort of a 30min search per `grep` on the original breached files.
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by eks391 2y ago
Did you use a grep command? The file is too large for me to open and I have not used grep before to have confidence with it. Edit: nvm, ``` findstr /i /r ". 000000000. " ssn.txt ``` did the trick in powershell, with the
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by eks391 2y ago
As much as I want to agree with you, saying the main purpose of a smartphone is to make calls is like saying the main purpose of amazon is to sell books. Only in the beginning was it so
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by eks391 2y ago
I have a smart home gym that does not run unless it successfully reaches the servers first (I found out after the return period was over, while my WiFi was down for a week). This really shoved this issue to the forefront of my mind and I am
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by eks391 2y ago
If you rotate the phone backwards 90°, you can reach all corners but the depth will be like 7"
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by eks391 2y ago
If I ever happen upon a large fortune, I'd gladly give it to you if you used it for this and let me play with all the computers until I knew how they work. I studied mechanical engineering, and work in other fields now. Although I see
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by eks391 2y ago
I've been able to start at A, E, L, or T, and your explanation makes sense. I usually know a letter is near one of those four, but not if it is before or after, so if I am looking for P for example, I'll start with T for a bit, re
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by eks391 2y ago
The primary purpose of rockets these days is to put satellites into space, not to bomb people. This includes the rockets built by the world's militaries.
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by eks391 2y ago
> I plugged in my phone to the USB-C dock cable on the meeting room table This was allowed? I don't think I have ever worked somewhere where plugging company devices to anything other than other company hardware was allowed, for sec
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by eks391 2y ago
Do you know what an 'assault' rifle is? I only heard that term used by people who want them banned, who usually think this means automatic weapons, like the other commonly misused term machine gun. The correct term that 'assa

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