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It gives incorrect information about the process all the time. For making LSD one of the steps was waiting for a specific color change, but with the wording of the prompt changed it used the same context but specified a different color.
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Look into KoboldAi, it doesn't need to download the internet, just interface with it.
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I have not experienced the toxic negativity you have associated with only modern social media. I am in a couple of online groups of the things you are describing as social spaces of before, there's a local hiking group, an unofficial p
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> We can decide that for example they could not have predicted this outcome and so are not liable, or that they should have and were neglectful, or something else. We fundamentally disagree on whether or not what Facebook "should&qu
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Facebook doesn't care what becomes amplified, the other racist users on the platform are amplifying hateful posts by engaging with them. That's not the same as intentionally promoting it. Facebook vanishing would make zero differe
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Unless there is news about Facebook employees intentionally changing their algorithm to promote violence directly, none of these arguments feel genuine. We're past the point where we can compare the world with and without Faceboook, wh
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There is an example of a shared channel, BotezLive is a channel where Alexandra Botez Woman FIDE Master and Andrea Botez, sisters, make chess content. They are usually making content together though.
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It is always live, there have been doubts, but a common joke/trope is a streamer calling out a specific chatter by name saying "is this prerecorded? no _name_, this is not prerecorded". Queuing videos is okay and when streame
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Framing this like creators don't have a choice is a bad generalization and equally as bad as saying they have the power to do anything they want. There's two situation that really highlight the uniqueness of the relationship betwe
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https://github.com/KoboldAI/KoboldAI-Client The goal is different so it's not a direct alternative, but it's the closest that can be run on consumer hardware. In some ways models that run via Kobold are a lot
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ChatGPT's list is interesting, the data must skew more heavily towards old internet where culture was more America centric. The Matrix, The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Revolutions, Avatar, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, Westworld, Ex Ma
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Ghost in the Shell (1995) 7.9/10 IMDb 95% Rotten Tomatoes 4/5 Letterboxd Amazing how much it was able to get right while coming out in the same year consumer did, and the philosophical questions it asked continue to be relevant.
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I found it worthwhile to spend a day finding specific episodes of software engineering related podcasts. I've found good results when searching for software episodes in Algorithmic Trading, Math, Netsec, and Game Development podcasts.
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My understanding was that this was more of a stop sign than a brick wall trying to stop you from printing. I have not seen any examples of Brother enforcing replacements of parts in consumer products. Do you remember the model? There is one
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I have a generation older Brother HL-2270DW and it also has never given me issues. The only thing missing is proper support for iOS cloud printing but that has been an issue in my household zero times. The included toner cartridge is smalle
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I think passkeys can not be stolen for the same reason jailbreak a phone doesn't allow a user to access to extract touch-id data. For the same reason Google also can't access that information. But I don't see how the current
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For Webauthn, Recoverability is still an open issue of ongoing research. From these issues [2], Webauthn having inbuilt recovery is out of scope. In fact a mobile phone becomes a single point of failure and unlike with 2FA, and with the lik
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If people are going to be using default settings, why not just push a lot harder to force non sms based 2FA? Salted password+2FA should practically match any security benefit being attributed to passkeys. My University forced the entire stu
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The current implementation shows that there is already an issue of openness. Requiring Apple or Google's password manager to manage and sync the passkeys is an issue. Google explicitly stating there is no planned support for "Loca
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For major sites, FAMG having access to email is not enough in my experience. I was recently locked out of my Instagram account and lost my 2FA. Instagram required me to contact support from a known previously associated email, but on top of
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2FA was created to guard against every single problem you mentioned. There is no concern that Aegis, which allows personal backups, management, and encrypted cloud backups of the secret keys. PKA where I don't control the private keys
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I don't see what benefits a passkey has over using a password+TOPT/HOTP 2 factor. It seems like this is trying to solve a problem that has been becoming less significant over the years as more and more people use 2 factor properly
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I am not sure I understand what you mean. An open standard requires interoperability with all other implementations. No one is discussing the cost of anything.
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Did you not keep any of the backup code? I am not sure why 2FA is related to the eSIM unless you mean certain services force using SMS as the method to receive 2FA. I have experienced that same restriction with financial services in the US.
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The best practices about the length and uniqueness of passwords was based on the assumption that leaked passwords and rainbow tables could be used to compromise multiple accounts from a single compromise. The current standard of storing sal
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I look forward to using that crap insecure WebAuthn client. A private key I don't control is a much bigger security issue than a compromised password will ever be. Google currently has no plans of supporting linux for "Local user
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That's how SSH commits work on github. It's an option, but for complete multi-factor security passwords take care of the "something you know" factor. The factors "something you know" like a password, "some
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That threat affects passkeys as well. If your device is stolen and in control of a third party, they would be able to use it to log-in and steal your money too.
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That's the purpose of the 2 factor. The "private key" used to generate the 5/6 digit pin stays on my device and isn't transmitted.
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That is the purpose of 2 factor. 2 factor + password matches those same goals. I am not worried about transmitting my password on a device I own to a website I trust. If I am infected with malware, my 2 factor and separate login recovery em

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