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ivanblagdan
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ivanblagdan
8mo ago
This wouldn’t have anything to do with investigations ramping up, would it?
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ivanblagdan
8mo ago
Really cool, would love to have window management as a part of this.
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ivanblagdan
3y ago
Semantics of how this works aside, take a moment to appreciate how easy it is to remap the variable “zombie” to “human” in a prompt without the model altering its behavior. It instantly makes you realize the immensity of the AI safety &
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Voyager Minecraft
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ivanblagdan
3y ago
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Instagram prioritizes photos of scantily-clad men and women
(europeandatajournalism.eu)
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6y ago
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ivanblagdan
7y ago
From what the fisherman says, he’s really only asking for the repair costs of his fishing nets.
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ivanblagdan
7y ago
Yes, theres other ways to be tracked at the network level, sure. I don't see how that changes the discourse? Beyond the straight technical implications, isn't it concerning that a single company can roll out its own protocol acros
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ivanblagdan
7y ago
They also state that IETF QUIC proposals don’t seem to cover all aspects like abuse of the source-address token. To my understanding, the more various identifiers you can muster, the more effective you are at identity stitching across data
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Privacy implications of the QUIC protocol [pdf]
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7y ago
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Roskomnadzor recommended operators to block some of Amazon's IP-addresses
(translate.googleusercontent.com)
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9y ago
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Duqu 2.0 Hits Kaspersky Lab
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11y ago
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ivanblagdan
13y ago
Found it amusing that the US had no exlamation icon over it :)