knallfrosch

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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
20 requests per year also doesn't sound like a privacy problem. These are people where the police got a search warrant for the hard drives. I'd be more concerned about access to cloud data (emails, photos, files.)
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Age is a must. Gender is too easy. You know what the problem is? These systems know your ethnicity and religion.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
20 years of Google searches, iCloud calendar events, Microsoft EMails, Netflix viewing and Amazon purchases have doomed you already.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
So? Did you open a PR for shadcdn or Radix? Did you throw out the shadcdn code rendering the radio button from your codebase? Did you ensure it doesn't come back the next version? Otherwise you haven't engineered anything, you&#x2
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
I don't understand. 10 years ago, we wrote exams by hand with whatever we understood (in our heads.) No colleagues, no laptops, no internet, no LLMs. This approach still works, why do something else? Unless you're specifically tes
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Doesn't make sense to staff it with US or North Koreans now, does it?
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Sounds like you'll have problems sourcing NATO national IDs in St. Petersburg to create fake accounts.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Don't worry, the university investigated itself (again) and (again) found no wrongdoing. /s
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
You need to provide more information about your specific problems. Last I checked, two seats on a plant cost twice as much as a single one. That can't be it.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
When people pay higher rent while their kids are in school and compete with FAANG software engineers, isn't that the market working? Both groups could live somewhere else, but don't.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Siri still can't play an Apple Music album when there is a song of the same name. Even "Play the album XY" leads to Siri only playing the single song. It's hilariously bad.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Nothing about OpenAI is clean. Their complete org is controlled by Altmann, who was able to rehire himself after he was fired. Anthropic doesn't have a single data centre, they rent from AWS/Microsoft/Google.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
It's obviously a monopoly. Like saying 100% of iOS users use their Apple settings app. I know it, because it's bundled in my subscription. Did you know Apple doesn't support other vendors for native backup and so you need ICl
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Most people prefer Pepsi's taste. Unless the brands are revealed, then the brand recognition sets in and your brain rewards you more for choosing Coca Cola (c) So you can taste it, but that doesn't matter in the end.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Scan with LiDAR while manually driving.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
I remember Bear Grills "You vs. Wild" as one of the most well-known interactive shows. It's strange it's never mentioned in articles about interactive Netflix features.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
The obvious solution is to ask the persons who cleaned the floor before you for advice.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
It was a problem with their revenue stream, which was documentation website -> banner for lifetime payment. All customers already had lifetime access and couldn't pay more. Plus noone was reading the docs on the webpage anymore. Rec
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
They're safe, but at what cost? They drive old cars, have slow internet and can't visit the coliseum. They're not invited to the cool parties.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
CSS can't be easier than the concepts it describes. If you want a completely different menu on mobile, well, you're going to have at least two menues. Should images keep their aspect ratio or be stretched? Minimum size in pixels o
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Let's look at those chat logs to be sure, though.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Best of both worlds: Require human intervention when a user mentions suicide.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
On the same 14 year old Java questions like the rest of us.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
You're clearly excluding gaming communities such as DotA2.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Users could upvote whether Claude, Gemini or ChatGPT provided the best answer. The best of three is surfaced, the others are hidden behind a "show alternatives." However, I can see how this would be labelled "shoving AI into
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
IMO people underestimate the value of heavy moderation. But moderation heavy or light, good or bad. Why wait hours for an answer when an LLM gives it in seconds?
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
Professors are just humans. If they can grade you with an AI for $5 and spend the 20 hours gained scrolling on their phone – guess what, they'll do that.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
I found "well, the LLMs converge when given each other's scores, so they agree and are correct" to be quite the jump to a conclusion.
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
There's just no market for parental controls. > I want to limit time spent > I want to limit money spent > After 8 years it's an adult account anyway (10 -> 18)
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
"I'm a cute girl of your age. Here are some nudes. Wanna send me some too?" Bam, lost.

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