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by jfoster 4y ago
Feels like there should be a precedent along these lines by now. Do these cases get settled so commonly that none covering this type of case have been ruled on yet?
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by jfoster 4y ago
But a good or bad disruption? Are you arguing that the ecosystem is currently optimal? It seems unlikely. So there's interesting questions; what's an optimal ecosystem look like? How can it be achieved?
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by jfoster 4y ago
Is there only two options? How about hiring someone who knows how to do it, or leasing it?
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by jfoster 4y ago
In the future, the source might be written by ChatGPT anyway.
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by jfoster 4y ago
That's still very vague, though. How was the initial (src + docs) breach performed? How do they escalate that into a successful social engineering attack, particularly since the breach was known of? Did the targeted employee have unfet
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by jfoster 4y ago
I understand that the security of customer data is the focus, but is it yet known how access was gained? I ask because I presume LastPass put a heavy emphasis on security, yet this still happened. Is there a 0-day still out there in the han
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by jfoster 4y ago
He did, but if it were not extortion then the person running it would come back with a "no" rather than a counter offer.
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by jfoster 4y ago
There's value in fuzzy matches, but defaulting to complete fuzzyness always is not a good way of attempting to unlock that value.
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by jfoster 4y ago
It's incredible that this isn't the official recommended way to use slack in a large organization. It shouldn't even ask to issue notifications if there will be a ridiculous frequency of them. Organizations will eventually no
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by jfoster 4y ago
I'm commenting on the quality of the video rather than the quality of FSD. More visibility equals more insight into the actual performance (or nonperformance) of FSD. A video where I can't see what's in front of the car is wo
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by jfoster 4y ago
Twitter DM, apparently: "Any chance to up that to $50k? It would be great support in college and would possibly allow me to get a car maybe even a Model 3." https://www.protocol.com/elon-musk-flight-tracker#toggle-
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by jfoster 4y ago
Because those websites are not tools aimed toward targeting him specifically and tying his name to a particular airplane.
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by jfoster 4y ago
Not just that, but the owner of the account offered to take it down for a price. Feels like extortion.
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by jfoster 4y ago
I find a video that gives a better view more credible. Chuck Cook's videos are amazing for going deep on FSD's handling of some very specific driving scenarios. He even usually has a drone overhead to give a better view of the sur
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by jfoster 4y ago
There's so many decent quality FSD videos on YouTube. Why watch the one where you can hardly see what's in front of the car?
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by jfoster 4y ago
There's been a lot of cars on the road with FSD for quite a while now. You say it's dangerous, but do you have any data to substantiate that? Even a single accident?
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by jfoster 4y ago
OpenAI started late 2015. I don't know when they started working on GPT, but GPT-2 was early 2019. Nearly 4 years later, still no GPT-2 detector?
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by jfoster 4y ago
An example: I've asked it for "package delivery notification" and it generally produces something that is a better email template than communications I've seen humans put together and have many long "review sessions
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by jfoster 4y ago
If that's so, where is the GPT detector?
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by jfoster 4y ago
Can generated responses even be reliably detected? How does that work?
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by jfoster 4y ago
Seems this isn't a widely held opinion, but some of what I've seen from ChatGPT is already better than the typical non-LLM equivalents.
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by jfoster 4y ago
According to that page, Duolingo classes is "going away" on January 18.
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by jfoster 4y ago
How is it a "short jump" from being connected to a few people on LinkedIn, to then being added to internal slack channels? It's not impossible, but it seems like quite a leap.
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by jfoster 4y ago
I suspect they very much do have those two separate tracks, but make it look as though it's a single track. When Coinbase get their rejection, I very much doubt that it's due to lack of consideration within Apple.
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by jfoster 4y ago
I don't know much about volcanoes. Am I correct in thinking that even though Mauna Loa is the largest volcano on Earth, this eruption is not a global threat in the same way that eruption of Yellowstone could be, since it doesn't t
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by jfoster 4y ago
Asking the time whilst getting ready.
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by jfoster 4y ago
They're half-baked and I sense consumers starting to lose interest. Third party developers have to do a big deal with Amazon to have a "skill", rather than having an open marketplace where consumers can choose what their devi
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by jfoster 4y ago
This is from prior to Musk, though, and he's previously indicated ("open source the algorithm") a desire to change it.
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by jfoster 4y ago
They currently block some apps from publishing altogether. Is that not worse?
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by jfoster 4y ago
But there might be alternate approaches that allow for more freedom. For instance, what if Google assessed the risk level of each app and presented that to users, rather than blocking publishing entirely? They could add all sorts of scary w

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