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by elcomet 4y ago
But the locked account is much more likely than the compromised password in the real world.
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by elcomet 4y ago
This is a weird take considering that simulavr is still taking preorders and doesn't plan to ship until 2023. They both have non-existent products right now Or maybe I'm wrong and they are already selling a product? I didn't
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by elcomet 4y ago
I don't understand your point, provably means which can be proven, is there another meaning I'm missing ?
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by elcomet 4y ago
Are you sure you're not talking about chess24?
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by elcomet 4y ago
That's not the next move, that's the past and current move.
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by elcomet 4y ago
oh ok, looks much better indeed
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by elcomet 4y ago
It doesn't really work. I just tried "Vincent Van Gogh, and the images have absolutely nothing to do with his style. Same for Gaugin. If it doesn't work for such famous painters, hard to trust it for the other ones.
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by elcomet 4y ago
Wasm is about distribution of binaries, not about open source. Those are two different subjects. When I install a program on my debian machine with apt-get, I also get binaries. But this doesn't mean that it is opaque right?
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by elcomet 4y ago
For some type of errors it is possible, for some other it isn't. Check the badssl website and test the various type of bad certs, you'll see.
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by elcomet 4y ago
Ok, on chrome desktop there is no way to bypass the security
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by elcomet 4y ago
But now there is no button "continue", you have to click multiple buttons, which are not clearly labelled, in order to see the page. I'm sure 90% of people would not even be aware that you are able to continue. Even more, for
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by elcomet 4y ago
Again, you seem to not take into account the developer/admin time. In your example with oil, if you track your time, it's gonna be certainly more expensive than going to the garage. And also of course, it allows you to go faster,
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by elcomet 4y ago
Yeah but I'd say the main thread for KeePassXC is not the app accessing your system, it's more about the fake app accessing all your passwords
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by elcomet 4y ago
> These cloud providers are by definition, charging you more than it would cost you to run it yourself That's totally non-obvious and certainly false in most cases. Cloud providers have huge economies of scale, which certainly make
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by elcomet 4y ago
This is solving a different problem, the voice acting budget problem cannot be solved with this type of thing. To solve the voice acting problem, you need realistic text to speech. This type of thing is solving the problem of generating inf
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by elcomet 4y ago
Because it's a legal thing, not a practical thing. If they're preparing a lawsuit, they want to show the court that they forbid people from uploading AI-generated images. It's a rule without real enforcement.
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by elcomet 4y ago
I don't assume anything. The previous comment was just trying to teach something about cloudflare to its CTO
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by elcomet 4y ago
FYI you're responding to the cloudflare CTO
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by elcomet 4y ago
Your smartphone does much less, not more. When you are casting your smartphone on a built-in tv, the TV is doing all the work (downloading and decoding the signal). Your phone is just a fancy remote control. The Chromecast is downloading th
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by elcomet 4y ago
I think changing the terms of the bet is definitely shifting the goalpost, even if not by much. It is certainly enough for the other party to refuse the win.
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by elcomet 4y ago
This very article is an example right ? He changed the prompt but declared it a win
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by elcomet 4y ago
What do you mean? It certainly can fold new proteins that were not part of its training set, otherwise it is useless. Maybe you mean that it cannot fold proteins in new ways that were never seen in its training set though ? But new proteins
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by elcomet 4y ago
Market cap is not really significant, if the sales are down. Most of the market cap is from old sales. I could create a new coin with a huge market cap very easily: I'm creating 1,000 billion coins, and I'm selling to a friend one
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by elcomet 4y ago
How many demonstrations were used ? And was the feedback data used to train the model with reinforcement learning? Or did you request users to "correct" the action and get a supervised signal?
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by elcomet 4y ago
This has not been my experience. Compared to slack they are moving much faster
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by elcomet 4y ago
Because there's a certain group of people who feel the same way as you do. And maybe people who read HN are more likely to belong in this group. But HN is not representative of the world.
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by elcomet 4y ago
This doesn't make sense to me. Adding more people add communication overhead so you would get sub-linear return. I don't see how you can even expect more than linear return.
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by elcomet 4y ago
That might be the reason for you, but there are many other reasons why people still use the site. For example, coordinating events with friends, discover local events, discussing on messenger, sharing photos, discussing in groups...
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by elcomet 4y ago
> You only get linearity if you discover the existing team is less capable than the newly added members Could you explain your reasoning? This doesn't seem right to me. If you have linearity, this means that every new individual is
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by elcomet 4y ago
What if I read your code? Now I have memory of it in my brain and it will influence my next projects. Is it stealing?

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