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by j45 7mo ago
ChatGPT has more time correcting those things.
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by j45 7mo ago
alternatively, css can script quite a bit... :)
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by j45 7mo ago
Appreciate the clarification, I would clarify to say the origin story of Ad blockers are ads, and the underlying behaviours may not capture everything that fingerprinting may do where people don't advertise. Ublock is great, but I am f
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by j45 7mo ago
Definitely have to use each model for your use case personally, many models can train to perform better on these tests but that might not transfer to your use case.
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by j45 7mo ago
Go try it with fingerprint.com. Even post-sanitization, pi-hole, you name it, it will be surprising.
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by j45 7mo ago
Ad blockers focus on ads, not fingerprinting.
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by j45 7mo ago
> "they're checking to see if you're a Muslim" This could be easily inferred from the depth, breadth, and interconnectedness of data in the website. By downplaying it, it's allowing it to exist and do the very th
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by j45 7mo ago
Browsers almost need a firewall against websites for the functions and scans being run on it by websites. Different browsers have various settings available, but do we have a little snitch for a web browser?
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by j45 7mo ago
There is clear rules around what you can and can't do to fingerprint users. if it's being done overtly, covertly, obscurely, indirectly, all for the same result through direct or indirect or correlated metadata it ends up with th
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by j45 7mo ago
There are rules and laws about fingerprinting too, I thought.
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by j45 7mo ago
I wonder if this is part of the reason why LinkedIn tabs seem to use so much ram, and sometimes run away CPU processes.
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by j45 7mo ago
Token based extraction around the @ is definitely one way that can work with a few tweaks.
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by j45 7mo ago
This looks nice. Can a successor for Wordpres shave some amount or type of import, conversion, or backwards compatibility? Can there. ba way to tie in wordpress plugins or their functionality through a secure interface/translation laye
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by j45 7mo ago
Clever architecture often can still beat clever programming.
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by j45 7mo ago
Hopefully more production capacity comes online.
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by j45 7mo ago
Non-exact software will be causing sleepless nights for non-exact legal writers.
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by j45 7mo ago
Asking a non deterministic software to act like a deterministic one (regex) can be a significantly higher use of tokens/compute for no benefit. Some things will be much better with inference, others won’t be.
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by j45 7mo ago
Because AI is not a search engine. It does not return the best search result every time. What it considers best, is what occurs most often, which can be the most average answers. Unless the service is tuned for search (perplexity, or goog
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by j45 7mo ago
Yes, its context based. It's like asking a coworker. Providing too little information, or too much context can give different responses. Try asking the model to not provide it's most common or average answer. Been using it this wa
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by j45 7mo ago
Asking the LLM better will return better than average and bland and mainstream results.
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by j45 7mo ago
For sure, it's a path and passage towards devices like that. Everyone has a starting point, starting with soemone has lying around is one thing.. the quicker they can get going the more they can get to leveraging the real power in most
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by j45 7mo ago
Reminds me of a Pentium Pro router put into a datacenter, two 2GB mirrored scsi drives, two nics, happily running a hardened pfSense, ran with zero issues for the better part of a decade. It just wouldn't die. The suspicion was because
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by j45 7mo ago
It is much, much easier than it used to be. The documentation and videos alone available make something like this a very welcoming learning experience that anyone can complete step by step by pausing a video and replaying it.
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by j45 7mo ago
This was a pleasant surprise to enjoy, I was surprised to discover a font I wasn’t aware of. Seeing all the fonts listed here it would be great to be able to add user submissions into the mix.
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by j45 7mo ago
Sylve appears to be a FreeBSD/BSD exclusive implementation of managing vms, etc. Proxmox is Debian/Ubuntu based. Both will have their advantages. It might not be about better or worse, the particular things you use may in some ca
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by j45 7mo ago
Don't risk or trust DigitalOcean with production grade stuff, it disappears and doesn't get fixed and the support stops responding or escalating when their own information clearly outlines the gaps that have occurred in their syst
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by j45 7mo ago
I don't know that it will either, I'm equally not sure if it's relevant that it must reach mass adoption to be relevant.
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by j45 7mo ago
This is a lot of fingerprinting.
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by j45 7mo ago
It's the hotmail signature all over again?
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by j45 7mo ago
Is digitized proofs another way of saying the equivalent of a calculator, when a calculator was new?

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