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gostsamo
3y ago
Yep, lazy example, but even grammatically correct sentences are a lot. The idea though is for the passphrase to be something invoking a distinct image for the owner and I'm coming from a vacation. :)
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3y ago
Don't use fancy combinations. Word phrases are even more random and much easier to remember. E.G. "touch-some-grass" is rander longer than any recommended minimum and hardly could be connected to any website.
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3y ago
because some people have a square peg and not a round one.
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3y ago
They want to comoditize the offerings of OpenAI, Google, MS, and Apple. Also, they gain mindshare and good will after years of bad publicity. Some back contributions might help them improve the models for free. If they just keep their model
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3y ago
The world is not big organizations only and ai chatbots are not substitute for proper tech support. Chatbots are the self help lane enabling the tech support to concentrate on the tickets about real issues.
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3y ago
Bad for you and Shopify, but some organizations have a single place of documentation and users still fail to bother checking it. If something is not immediately obvious for them on the ui, they automatically want a phone call with tech supp
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3y ago
TBH, 99% of the clients never read the documentation, the faq, nor they search in google. Lazy users are wasting time and if a chatbot can filter a significant percent of them, then it would be a net gain for humanity. chatbots are not a si
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3y ago
The browser would provide an api which returns a signed token which will be confirmed by an atestation authority.
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3y ago
If adopted by publishers, the web will be closed to everyone but allowed browsers on allowed OSes on allowed hardware. No ad blockers, no extensions, no customizations beyond what the few chosen browsers allow explicitly.
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3y ago
With me the issue is that being blind means that I listen to most words and the spelling is something which I don't always focus on unless necessary. Hence, two homophones are likely to be confused if not written often enough.
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3y ago
Don't have the text handy, but Wikipedia agrees with my memory: > His eating abilities even impress King Louis XIV during a banquet at Fontainebleau. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porthos
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3y ago
I have a subtle issue with homophones. :)
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3y ago
Yep, sorry. Edited now.
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3y ago
Well, if your liege ask you something, you should be able to reply immediately. It would be impolite to make them wait for you to end chewing. I remember in some of the musketeer books described how Portos had cut a big part of a boar while
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3y ago
The LHC was a cover. Do you really think that governments honestly will spend billions for fundamental science without a back motive? It is the ideal environment to hide a secret base where they can divert money, energy, and people to.
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3y ago
Noble gases are not chemically active, but some interdementional rifts might allow access of alternative life forms to our reality.
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3y ago
> Pockets of Michelangelo’s artwork show that not all of his women possessed overt male qualities. He drew a female nude in preparation for his painting of the Entombment, and one need look no further than his sculpture of the Pietà to b
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3y ago
Everyone else managed, as mentioned in the article. It was a deliberate choice.
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3y ago
The EU can freeze Hungary's membership if the polls were not stopping it.
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3y ago
Sure, but you base the assumption on the ai being deployed on a current design, and not on something developed without that constraint. I'm not sure if such designs are viable, but someone is sure to look into it.
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3y ago
If the ai plane can fly higher and faster than the rocket or at least a human plane because it does not have to care about a human body, then you have scenarios where the rocket must be shot significantly closer to catch the plane. Not much
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3y ago
What I know is that serbians who were assigned to northern Kosovo do not recognize the authority of Prishtina. This is still a major issue between Serbia and Kosovo and it is a regular reason for increased tension between the two. More than
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3y ago
you can directly target the satellites. Currently in development in Russia, China, and the US.
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3y ago
People can withstand only certain G-s of acceleration. Remove them, and you have a much more manueverable craft.
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3y ago
Or you are part of a NATO operation against Serbia. Mentioning it, because the conflict in Kosovo is not resolved yet.
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3y ago
so much time passed and you haven't read it yet?! Are you actually interested in the answers?
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3y ago
If I'm not mistaken, it says it in the part with "epidemiological". It means that the study is made by observing real life developments instead of poisoning people in the name of science.
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3y ago
Don't worry. I'm blind and I'm totally fucked in a 3d first ux. :)
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3y ago
There are people who are trained and know mainly Wordpress, so not a surprise. However, if they can transition to a second product, they will be able to generalize to a n-th as well.
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3y ago
The title is significantly editorialized. The post title is: Hunting for Nginx Alias Traversals in the wild and the hn submission highlights the bitwarden vulnerability while there is a google one discussed as well.
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