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by gostsamo 2y ago
This is intended to hobble clickbite titles and not to help anyone else. Not always ideal, but I actually like it for the most part.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
not yet, but it is a possibility after the UK promised to return the territories
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by gostsamo 2y ago
If the company needs to provide all of their employees info for an investigation, you might be left without your personal computer until it is done. Not to mention that you are e security risk now.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Both books I tried errored.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Even that is not good enough, because the "autopilot" usually is not engaged in challenging conditions making any direct comparisons not really reliable. You need similar roads in simila weather and similar time of the day for app
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by gostsamo 2y ago
> Several compelling factors drove our decision to transition from MySQL v5.7 to v8.0: Edit: for the downvoters, the parent comment was initially a question.
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Brazil lifts ban on Musk's X after it pays $5M fine(bbc.com)
2 points by gostsamo 2y ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Checking the later pictures that you talk about, the alt text is found indeed. My recommendation though would be to give a summary of the data and not the conclusion. E.g. Gemini flash has error rate of x% while the others are y% and z%.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Maybe something is lost in the translation, but here it is what my screen reader makes out of the article: Along the way we realized some of our math courses had not been updated in quite some time, and some schools were still leveraging th
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Funnily enough, the images in the article do not have actually useful alt text and like every image in Substack I've encountered so far have no useful captions either.
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Foreign operators may be using Boeing 737s with suspect rudder control parts(reuters.com)
5 points by gostsamo 2y ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Already discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41677823
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by gostsamo 2y ago
The very idea of checking a json every second is a problematic one. But if you need to do it once a second, does it really matter that you could do it in 1ms or 10ms? And if latency is that important, why don't put a bit more effort fo
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Mozilla hit with privacy complaint over Firefox user tracking(reuters.com)
31 points by gostsamo 2y ago|2 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
No comment on anything else, but the tone of the page is so schoolyard. For a company that targets enterprise and government clients, petty jabs at the weather app look unprofessional.
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Dozens arrested as crime message network dismantled(bbc.com)
2 points by gostsamo 2y ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
The US is currently in court with Google in regard to similar issues, so I doubt it.
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EU court rules Google must pay €2.4B fine(bbc.com)
9 points by gostsamo 2y ago|2 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Using this at work. Not bad, but on my Windows11 amd64 machine has issues starting, losing its assigned ip and freezes mid execution of network tasks. Haven't discovered why yet, but there is not much love lost between us.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
This is made to sound much more malicious than it is. Sometimes this techniques are used just because you don't want your product to have opened ports which could be potential entry points for uninvited guests. As far as the client kno
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Appeals court revives TikTok 'blackout challenge' death suit(theregister.com)
13 points by gostsamo 2y ago|6 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
The author wants to cry against the EU lows because EU bad period. "Don't travel to Europe, don't hire in Europe" and so on. The rest is looking for arguments to support his "hunches".
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by gostsamo 2y ago
As far as I get, the issue is aging infrastructure and the business is just moving elsewhere. A bit of creative destruction and in a decade or two those parts will be gentrified again because the necessary renovations will be cheap enough.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
twitter, hopefully. This is an aspect of Musk that I can live without.
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Microsoft resurrects Windows Recall for upcoming preview(theregister.com)
2 points by gostsamo 2y ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
My question is: how price does not matter? If you are given the choice to pay either a dollar or a million dollars for the same good from an untrustworthy merchant, why would you pay the million? And the difference between parsing a json an
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Prompt injection is highly relevant because you end up achieving the same as the publisher choosing the metadata, but on a much higher price for the user. Price which needs to be paid by each user separately instead of using one already gen
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by gostsamo 2y ago
So much jumping to defend llms as the future. I'd like to point that llms hallucinate, could be injected, and often lack context which well structured metadata can provide. At least, I don't want for an llm to hollucinate the auth
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Disney drops bid to stop allergy death lawsuit over Disney+ terms(bbc.com)
13 points by gostsamo 2y ago|1 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Does "tough on crime" answer your question?

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