johanyc

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by johanyc 6mo ago
Llm can but do they? Is there any evidence that they spit out a piece of code verbatim without being explicitly prompted to do so? NYT v OpenAI for example, NYT intentionally prompted to circumvent OpenAi's guardrail to show NYT articl
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by johanyc 6mo ago
They said they are in the tweet
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by johanyc 6mo ago
One word: control. It's the same reason Facebook became Meta
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by johanyc 6mo ago
Looks like my Kindle voyage's days are numbered :(
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by johanyc 6mo ago
Most consumers probably never heard of the word DRM
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by johanyc 6mo ago
You can throw the physical book away or recycle it as paper. Buying them is just to make payments for the pirated books.
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by johanyc 6mo ago
Looks like it yes. I can't believe I have to scroll this far too find this comment. https://help.openai.com/en/articles/12642688-using-credits-f...
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by johanyc 6mo ago
> The question is, will the market care? If software today goes wrong in 3% of cases, and with wide-spread Al use it'll be, say, 7%, will people care? Or will we just keep chugging along, happy with all the new, more featureful, but
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by johanyc 6mo ago
That has never happened to me. Did you try that a long while ago? I only had that issue with Gemini
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by johanyc 6mo ago
I do the same with discord. Idk why the app is so huge
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by johanyc 6mo ago
You should at least share an image of f35...
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by johanyc 6mo ago
What do you use it for
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by johanyc 6mo ago
Wdym? You vibe code your software. Are you saying the LLM will spit out malware?
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by johanyc 7mo ago
LMAO take my upvote
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by johanyc 7mo ago
Same. I pretty much only watch videos I generate.
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by johanyc 7mo ago
I don't expect one. This kind of attack is pretty common nowadays. The xz attack was special for how long the guy worked for it and how severe it could have been
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by johanyc 7mo ago
On a more fundamental level, I think something is wrong with the American education system and results in so many low information voters who believe any words from their "hero". And fixing education takes decades to even see the r
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by johanyc 7mo ago
Turn off open web pages in the app
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by johanyc 7mo ago
It seems Meta is making bad purchases one after another
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by johanyc 7mo ago
ReadYou on Android and NetNewsWire on iOS are pretty good. Both native and open source
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by johanyc 7mo ago
"Nope. It isn’t like em-dashes. It is generated by LLMs, and a few people got influenced by it now." Your comment can be rearranged in that it's not X it's Y format too.
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by johanyc 7mo ago
Can you explain
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by johanyc 7mo ago
You always put trust in the vendor even if they use e2ee because the end clients are made by them. They can just send things without e2ee from any of their clients (not just web). > This type of attack could be targeted at the behest of
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by johanyc 7mo ago
> Proton Mail Helped FBI Unmask Anonymous 'Stop Cop City' Protester This is a highly deceptive title. As if Proton proactively helped FBI, which is not even close to truth. Proton is not even in direct contact with FBI. It&#x27
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by johanyc 7mo ago
I like this idea. It's a good pr move for the business too
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by johanyc 7mo ago
4gb ram vs 8gb ram A15 vs A19 Of course it's a considerable upgrade
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by johanyc 7mo ago
Both se 2 and 3 support iOS 26 https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/iphone-models-compati...
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by johanyc 8mo ago
Honestly we should just always call them public and secret key to avoid confusion
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by johanyc 8mo ago
I like their title better than yours which is a bit long and confusing. I personally would like to see more direct wording stating this is s security incident using words like vulnerability or leak etc but the title really is not that bad j
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by johanyc 8mo ago
I've been using codex for about 2 months now and am pretty happy with it. What does pi do better than codex?

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