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by kioleanu 4mo ago
> Would you count this as malware if it was about the author trying to profit or steal from inattentive people using AI? That’s a slippery slope and not at all related to the subject of the article
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by kioleanu 4mo ago
How is it malware tho? Do you not check the output your agents produce?
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by kioleanu 5mo ago
I had the same problem with my Skoda, but it was fixed under warranty, albeit it took 7 months for them to do it, although they've acknowledged it from day one. I use Apple CarPlay and one thing that consistently worked was starting th
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by kioleanu 5mo ago
I am from Eastern Europe and I’ve been living for many years in Western Europe. Where I come from, kids get their first phones when they start school at 6 (there’s a pre-school year) simply because every other kid has one. I keep coming bac
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by kioleanu 5mo ago
You want to have your cake and eat it too, I think the best solution in your case is paying for youtube
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by kioleanu 5mo ago
I have a Skoda and the GPS module was broken and that messed up a lot of the systems in the car, I couldn't use the adaptive cruise control, no traffic signs recognition and no SOS module. And apparently CarPlay sometimes uses the car&
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by kioleanu 5mo ago
If I enable reader mode on this article on my iPhone, I get an AI summary instead of the article text. I’d it the sure doing that or my phone? I hate it either way as there’s no way to read the article in reader mode
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by kioleanu 5mo ago
Yes, people are using LLMs for this because that is how they've been marketed, like being able to solve every day tasks like a personal assistant on one hand, but also like researchers being able to solve old problems that humans could
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by kioleanu 5mo ago
AI identified a problemm namely a credential missmatch and it decided it needs to delete a volume in order to fix that. Then it went and searched inside the whole codebase for a token that allows it to do that, found a production token mean
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by kioleanu 6mo ago
Oooh it’s for the children!
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by kioleanu 7mo ago
I think he means that he can have a catch-all, but to reply from that address, there needs to be an alias created on the account
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by kioleanu 7mo ago
If you buy directly from Mullvad, they delete the transaction details after two weeks. Sure, your payment procesor knows you’ve bought from Mullvad, but in this case so does Amazon, no? Regarding Migadu, after extensive research it seemed t
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by kioleanu 7mo ago
The problem is that, even if Fastmail are Australian, they host exclusively in the US. They state that sure, there is the possibility of interference at the data center level, but they rely on their anti-hacking measures to prevent unlawful
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by kioleanu 7mo ago
wow, thank you, this is great. I was thinking they should have a page like this, but I couldn't find myself.
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by kioleanu 7mo ago
you might be correct. for example, they have an intellij plugin that allows integration without the AI Assistant, but it is only available for Enterprise customers
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by kioleanu 7mo ago
no, the key is actually universal, you can't choose a specific product
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by kioleanu 7mo ago
I like Mistral, it hits the exact sweet spot between cost and my data staying in the EU, withouth a significant drop in quality, but man are their model naming conventions confusing af. They mention they have a model called Devstral 2, whic
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by kioleanu 9mo ago
If you build enough things, you will also gain the experience to fix those things
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by kioleanu 9mo ago
Well I’ll be damned, I’ve really seen it all, OP sorry for doubting w
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by kioleanu 9mo ago
As I live around the area where this happened and I am well aware of how DB is on this route, this story sounds extremely sketchy - why would the train change lines to the other side of the Rhine and not stop at any of the 17 (!!!) stops al
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by kioleanu 10mo ago
What a wonderful project the Leihbar is! My local MakerSpace has something similar, but it’s pretty unofficial, you just have to announce what you’ve taken in a public chat. I’ve often had the problem that I’ve needed a tool and borrowing i
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by kioleanu 2y ago
This is happening in Germany too, but in another form. The delivery is handed personally, you sign or confirm it. The package is sealed, but when you open it, there’s something else in there, usually of the same weight as to not trigger ala
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Try the AV Herald, you’d be surprised how many incidents there in the world every day
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by kioleanu 2y ago
In Germany, it sure didn’t help that the 2024 TüV report says that 14% of Tesla Model 3s fail their first inspection, which is done when the car is 2/3 years old (VW is at 3,5 - 7%). My last car, a Ford Focus, passed the inspections on
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by kioleanu 2y ago
My experience is that most of the smaller stores actually process the orders fast, but then give the packages to DHL and lately DHL deliver on time only if they feel like it. Last week I had a package that went in the delivery van 3 days in
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Yes, that makes sense, we don’t allow people to connect to our databases directly either, and in any case the systems should be built so they are separated, it’s good architecture. I was very much more intrigued about the statement that dat
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Which law are referring to? I work in such an agency and I’ve never heard of such a thing
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by kioleanu 2y ago
I’ve heard LastPass doesn’t have any downtime
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by kioleanu 2y ago
I prefer Vaultwarden because it’s much much easier to set up and had only minimal problems, the only one I could think of being some inconsistent behavior when syncing passwords for the clients inside organizations. I find the setting up of
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by kioleanu 2y ago
I’m a fluent speaker in the language I am translating to, but have trouble with grammar. I write texts (email, jira tickets etc) in English or my native language and let DeepL translate. I then adapt the translation to sound less machine-y

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