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by kevin061 10mo ago
I believe the only way is for an SO to hold the password for you
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Because (this is not my personal opinion, but my observations on LLM discourse): 1. As it is usually the case, it is more or less accepted that AI and LLMs make mistakes. There have been cases of teenagers committing suicide at the request
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by kevin061 10mo ago
The biggest, loudest, most powerful proponents of free speech don't actually believe in it. Musk bans and fires anyone who disagrees with him. Donald Trump rails against news articles and media companies who publish information he pers
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by kevin061 10mo ago
404 error
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by kevin061 10mo ago
ES has Bizum, NL has Tikkie, and iDEAL, IT has Bancomat, Poland has BLIK. Thailand is just a country. Why are you comparing Thailand to the world's second biggest economy? Are you really telling me that failing to coordinate several do
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by kevin061 10mo ago
SEPA is instant and no fees outside the EU too, like Norway and UK. It's great Thailand has this, but I still fail to see how EU trying to copy Thailand (for a definition of copying) makes you lose faith in the EU. You would rather not
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Don't do tax fraud.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
You have lost faith in the EU because they want to do exactly what you want ...? Does the Thai payment system work in a German restaurant? Then why should the EU one work in Malaysia? Can you pay with WeChat in France? Can you pay with Cash
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I really doubt that. People have been hating on GitHub for years or even decades. GitLab at some point very publicly wanted to become "the world's most trusted place for open source software" but I think they gave up, or at l
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Unfortunately that does not really work for people who live in countries governed by oppressive regimes, or people who are in any way different (immigrant, LGBT, etc), and in fact, even posting with the best of intentions will have people w
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Yep. The only thing that matters is ROI and cutting costs. People don't matter.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I have nearly 2000 aliases via SimpleLogin. Actual inboxes with their separate username@domain and password? Probably about 20, out of which I only really use around 10 and the rest are dormant or I don't really bother checking.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
It is not a bad post. I especially like that you point out at how AI is not really going away, in stark contrast to the comments I read daily on social media roughly saying "I can't wait for the AI bubble to burst". Well, I a
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Why?
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I am using a blocklist from OISD and it is also blocked, I don't know if that is the reason.
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Google Engineer on His Sentient AI Claim (2022) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by kevin061 10mo ago|0 comments
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by kevin061 10mo ago
As opposed to capitalism? Capitalism is not significantly more democratic in my opinion.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
https://vivaldi.com/source/
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Yeah the option is called Waterfox, Palemoon, or even Vivaldi.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Steve Jobs delivered presentations like absolutely nobody else, but for some reason, people continue to cram entire paragraphs into the slides. Boring. I wish people learned to make presentations. I have known how to properly give presentat
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by kevin061 10mo ago
It seems this is little more than a funnel for us to buy your 130 USD book. 130 USD from a complete stranger is quite the ask. Especially because, as you mentioned, you don't even work at Google. Your GitHub also does not have a lot of
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Thanks for saying the truth. Free speech is a concept that has been prostituted for political gain, but only for the already powerful. It has never been the case that you could publish the crimes of powerful people and get away with it. And
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I remember the headlines, a year ago or so. Something like "How Google built the first LLM but then shelved it due to risk and unprofitability and lost the AI race" Interesting times we live in.
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Bluesky claims its new contact import feature is 'privacy-first'(theverge.com)
5 points by kevin061 10mo ago|0 comments
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I think it is quite simple. Hacker News. News for hackers. Not in the "hacking" Hollywood sense of computer crimes (although there's some of that, too), but in the sense of intellectual curiosity. Probably more than 70% of yo
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by kevin061 10mo ago
The thing I found particularly fascinating, because the article was talking about discarding AI applicants, is that if you take a screenshot and ask ChatGPT, then it works fine (of course, it cannot really see the extra equals sign) So this
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by kevin061 10mo ago
If you copy it, you will get an extra equals sign due to CSS trickery.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
This is an excellent point. I did not think of that.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
3 comes before. Read it again.
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Here is the 15 sec coding test I used to instantly filter out most applicants(josezarazua.com)
93 points by kevin061 10mo ago|104 comments

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