huggingmouth

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by huggingmouth 3y ago
This looks really promising. Looking forward to them to support all the top 5 spoken languages.
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by huggingmouth 3y ago
Synching telemetry can be disabled. In fact, it's disabled by default.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Regarding your point that it is Facebook's property, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35261582
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
I see where your coming from, i really do. I also agree that facebook can sue people right and left. Our main disagreement here is you maintaining that what people are sharing is Facebook's property while i maintain the exact opposite.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
No I wasn't. Will continue the discussion there.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Why do you disagree with the premise that there is no legal basis? That's exactly the situation we find ourselves in right now. The fact of the mater is that there is no law to address what you perceive as a problem. Until it exists, p
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
What laws do you imagine are being violated by sharing the models?
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Copyright isn't some magical concept that is applied on the whims of a judge. It has very specific conditions of which at least 2 aren't satisfied by model weights (creativity, human authorship). The DeCSS legal issues have nothin
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
This is wrong. Terms of service only apply if you agree to them. They do do not magically apply if you download the weights from someone else. Both the weights and the fine-tuned data were generated without human creativity and thus not eli
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
I switched to python last year because it has an excellent builtin library. No more having to download random crappy libraries that download even more crappy libraries.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
I'm a big fan of this and I am already a paying Mullvad customer :D
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
> Ten years ago the US Navy invented Tor, an anonymous web browser. Now the ‘dark net’ is used to trade guns, drugs and child pornography, do its creators have any regrets? I hope they don't. I certainly wouldn't. Despite some
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Wait. I thought partial syncs are never visible to the rest of the system. Files are either synced or they're not. AFAIK, synching does it this way.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Any tor addresses?
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Apparently not a lot of others are either
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Wouldn't bad actors just push their fake email addressess to haveibeenpwned in fake leaks? Steps: 1- periodically set up a legitimate looking service, possibly proxying real services. 2- wait a year or two for your fake service to prem
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Depends on what you care about in your tooling.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Relevancy, mindshare and attracting talent.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
I don't think we would need to deal with zooko's triangle in the case of automated systems like let's encrypt. Human legibility need not apply.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
I wish there was wide support for public-key-addressable servers (like tor adresses). It won't solve the issue of memorable names, but it could solve this bootstrapping problem. Perhaps le should look into encorperating tor into its do
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
I think the fundamental issue here is that the court actually granted Microsoft's rediculus request. The only valid ruling here was for the court to order the suspension of the domain. Seeing that Microsoft are an unrelated third-party
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Regardless of whether you think it's dishinest or not, his point still stands: tls mitm is not and cannot be mitigated via DNS.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Second this. I have nothing but praise for xfce4. It does what it's supposed to and you feel no friction while using it. It feels natural. Have they made any progress in porting into Wayland yet?
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Stability! The main reason why I use it locally is because I don't want some random dev unilaterally deciding to change or "sunsetting" features I rely on. Centralized services small and large are guilty of this and I'm
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
Well I hope for Mozilla's sake that you two are representative of Mozilla's current and target userbase because their market share indicates otherwise.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
It's situations like this that show the truthfulness of these statements and the organizations that make them. Un this instance, it shows that Apple is only using privacy as an excuse to achieve whatever ends they're aiming for.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
I do the same with the self-driving training images. Want reliable input? Pay me.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
I wish it was available via https.
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
By far the best summary I've come across so far. Thank you!
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by huggingmouth 4y ago
This is my question as well. If the majority migrate then I will follow.

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