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by jerbear4328 2y ago
I have one of these things, and I love it so much. The sound it makes keeps changing so you can't tune it out, and it flashing while moving around requires a bit more mental awareness to actually find the button to turn it off, so it&#
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
Mine is visible, oddly. I didn't opt in, either.
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
The Windows app already existed, actually, as part of iCloud for Windows. It uses a Chrome extension for autofill. https://support.apple.com/guide/icloud-windows/set-up-icloud...
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
Well, the Passwords app is just the Passwords section in Settings moved out into its own app. It already exists on Windows, too, but maybe they are updating it to allow autofill without using a Chrome extension or add other features. It isn
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
They automated away the part that had a human error (the internal tool with a field left blank), so that human error can't mess it up in the same way again. They should move that human labor to checking before tons of stuff gets delete
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
According to the wiki, it was not drawn on a computer, but created again in the same way as the first. I personally prefer the darker original, but most Windows users use light mode. It's cool that it has 25 people listed in the credit
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
Wouldn't that incentivize people to try to get companies to "ruin their lives"? If someone had a way to get a well paying income, then get a big company to do the bare minimum that counts as "ruining their lives", t
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
Now make a cover for the microphone :)
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
Well, anti-stalking notifications for AirTags have existed on iPhones (and Androids with an app) since the beginning. This only adds built-in support to Androids as well. So, sorry to break it to you, but your system has always been set up
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
And the audio clip (which doesn't work on the archive): https://static.nytimes.com/podcasts/2024/05/09/science/09tb-...
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
https://archive.is/lrzGb
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
Nor is it how I work, I think that's normal enough. I do have an idea of what I'm going to say before I say it, I think that's closer to what they meant. I think and speak in increments of ideas, not words.
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
Unfortunately, no, OBS handles video only, no audio comes through the camera. It's really frustrating, I have wanted to do some more complicated audio setups on a Windows PC (specifically bridging two calls on different platforms toget
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
Actually, it's not hashing either, it's just encoding. Anyone who knows the alphabet can easily decode them.
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
The news here is that gpt2-chatbot is confirmed to be an anonymized, unreleased model. See yesterday's discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40199715 The https://chat.lmsys.org page now curr
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
I'm interested to know how eScan, a security company, never noticed that they were using http to distribute executables to customer devices for so long.
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by jerbear4328 2y ago
What AI does this use? How can it be "end to end encrypted" if the server has to decrypt it to run an AI model?
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Laura's Lego Page (1999)(laura.gjovaag.com)
12 points by jerbear4328 3y ago|0 comments
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
Wow, that's really cool, could you share it? I would use that all the time.
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Berty, Libp2p and Bluetooth Low Energy (2020)(berty.tech)
2 points by jerbear4328 3y ago|0 comments
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
Actually, Apple does this for iCloud! They use FoundationDB[1] to store billions of databases, one for each user (plus shared or global databases). See: https://read.engineerscodex.com/p/how-apple-built-icloud-to-... D
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
That whitepaper compares the counts of posts in a set of (arbitrarily chosen) hashtags to Instagram. All it proves is that the ratio of posts between these hashtags is different between TikTok and Instagram. Their findings are unrelated to
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
I don't think the post was trying to prove that fact, just explaining a personal choice. I don't think every Rust project should have to include benchmarks to prove that Rust was the right choice.
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
Well, in Facebook's case, it's more than double (it appears to be 3 or 4 at most), and it is done smartly (the reverse caps try is only performed if you typed in your password with capslock turned on), and with a proper system to
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
Facebook does do this, and it's perfectly fine: https://security.stackexchange.com/a/214815 It exchanges a few bits of entropy for a much smoother user experience, and it doesn't actually aid an attacker much
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
No, you don't ignore the case, you swap it and try again. This could be implemented as a browser extension: - User types pA$$WORD1 and clicks Sign In - Frontend sends that to the server - Server responds "incorrect" - Fronten
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Evolve or Die: The Television Revolution Looks a Lot Like Google TV (2010)(milesplit.wordpress.com)
1 points by jerbear4328 3y ago|0 comments
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
There is a link at the very bottom of the External Links section, but yeah, that is strange. Well, Wikipedia is the free encyclopedia anyone can edit.
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
If you want the more realistic introduction that introduced me to hexaflexagons, Vihart's YouTube videos are excellent: https://youtu.be/VIVIegSt81k
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
While this makes sense for teachers that are swamped with papers to grade, I really hope this isn't being used for grades without a human checking it. Now, using AI to give students personalized feedback immediately, that's really

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