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Btw I dont want to dis on the functionality of the website itself. You have a cool little tool there, and the site is fully functional for friends and family you share it with who know you and what you are working on. The problem and sugges
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Hi ilaksh, I was able to view your video on an android device. That said, I did have to watch it several times before I understand what was going on because a lot is happening everywhere in the screen. With the video and the minimalist in
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> Today I have zero confidence in chatGPT, OR my ability to evaluate and correct it's inaccuracies strictly from within its interface. Definitely not within chatgpt itself. I was using chatgpt recently for the first time and came to
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Brave has something similar to this baked in
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> So then you'd at least have to enter your password once on (browser) startup so it can load the list and keep that in memory, and you won't be able to automatically sync things either. Correct. However this is how it ought to
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> if more services start supporting products like Yubikey, I'll be able to ditch the phone altogether. It is my dream to ditch the phone. I would replace it with a yubikey in a heartbeat
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My pw manager does not offer this. Which do you recommend that has this feature?
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Perhaps my anecdote is not as strong because I got locked out rather than blocked out, but it still was inconvenient. I degoogled my life some time ago, long enough to have a new phone and computer. At a point I needed to log into my old gm
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Beats me. I looked on wikipedia to see if GPTs framework is described without luck. It did say the parameters file (comparable to a csv, very lightweight) is nearly a terabyte, which is absolutely insane. Although I want to guess that it is
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I haven't worked on GPT, but if I had to guess, it certainly is not a char-rnn. There are more sofisticated versions of char-rnn that use words chunks that work better (think of prefixes, etc), as well as some that actually use entire
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2 + 2 = 4 in any base system 5 or higher, not just 10 Anyway I agree with your argument and am not trying to nullify it with this tangential correction
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I'm not sure what he means by 'clearing' his fingerprint, but if you visit EFF[0], you can check if your fingerprint is at least random. I've only been able to achieve a random fingerprint on Brave browser. Even clearing
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Facts. I went to InNOut with a friend because he swore by it and I ordered first. I got a tasteless burger and he got one that actually had food between the buns. AND his fries looked actually edible. I was confused, asked which options he
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Now to do it again to make sure it wasn't a fluke
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I also only use strictly throwaway emails. If a website finds it fishy, they will tell you while you are attempting to create an account (in which case I just dont use a random string and use random words instead). Back when I was in the co
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He said he'd provide the money if they could show how they would use the money to help. They refused because they were caught in their lie. Biden can't solve American hunger with 4T, 6B cannot solve world hunger. Throwing money ar
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A direct answer to your question, and depending on the cultures of where you live, you could say something like Hello, whom do I have the pleasure of speaking with? But that's very southern, so I could see many people not feeling that.
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The unfairly banned people have made several platforms, they just never blow up and you don't hear about them. It's like an employee gets fired from target, a well known and established company, so they make their own pseudo targe
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I'm excited for when that happens. I didn't think of the malicious uses, which now that you brought it up I can think of many, but I still think the pros are worth the cons
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> It's like the person who built this has no idea why the Girl with a Pearl Earing is good art. The people didn't program Dall E how to make art. They taught it to recognize patterns and create something by extrapolating from t
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Research Deep Learning. That's the technique they are using to generate the images. Theres a lot of applications. Once you understand _how_ it works, look up Two Minute Papers to see what it is being used for. He covers more than just
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I do not have chronic depression (what you are describing) but I know many people who struggle with chronic anxiety or depression, so mental health is important to me. I spoke with a colleague who admitted to dealing with anxiety for two de