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by kolinko 4y ago
EU already does that - face/gait recognition from cctv by private corps is illegal afaik
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by kolinko 4y ago
Why would it be? Most businesses have no issue hosting private stuff on cloud or in github private repos. TOS and trust matter the most.
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by kolinko 4y ago
it’s a proof of concept. you will have on-premise models soon that are privacy preserving, and OpenAI can set up another tier of API that has privacy-preserving TOS (just like cloud providers do)
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by kolinko 4y ago
Bad? It works nicely, at least on iPhone.
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by kolinko 4y ago
A bit disappointed they didn't call it Clippy.
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by kolinko 4y ago
Yes. For most other apps I wouldn't do this, but here the author claims that it holds the keys locally within the browser.
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by kolinko 4y ago
Rightfully so, considering how many jobs will be replaced by AI in the upcoming years.
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by kolinko 4y ago
Some other embarassing success story. My gf bought a postcard in Czech Republic, filled it with my address in Warsaw, but forgot to buy poststamps. She didn't send the postcards and carried them to Warsaw. In Warsaw they fell out of he
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by kolinko 4y ago
it could've been 1 kilomegagrams
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by kolinko 4y ago
It's not a source in this case - if I understand correctly, they used ChatGPT to rewrite a message written by them.
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by kolinko 4y ago
In this case it probably works most reliably with around this number of As, and less/more would decrease reliability, butnitmwould still be functional. Most of genetics is like that.
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by kolinko 4y ago
And Zombo.com is still alive and well. Even managed to transition off flash.
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by kolinko 4y ago
I usually link in comments to Goodreads instead of Amazon to make it seem less like an ad.
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by kolinko 4y ago
Is there a list of vulnerabilities discovered for GrapheneOS? I couldn't find a decent summary anywhere. I couldn't also find any source for your claim that it's more robust than iOS. Care to provide a source for that?
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by kolinko 4y ago
Are you a bot? Because you just replied to the word "privacy" and not the whole sentence. I mentioned safety and solidity - meaning - I want the phone to have as few attack vectors as possible. Ads have nothing to do with this.
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by kolinko 4y ago
Yes, you can sell your iPhone and buy a similar-age Android phone with similar parameters - and you'll probably earn a few bucks on it since iPhones keep their value better.
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by kolinko 4y ago
So what? As long as it doesn’t spew the content unprompted. It’s like saying “you can write terrible things on MacOS”
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by kolinko 4y ago
Did anyone outside of Google really have a chance to play with it?
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by kolinko 4y ago
Nobody is stuck in the ecosystem. You can change the platform at any time. And for me, I feel having more choice on iPhone compared to Android. With android I would need to limit the apps that I install because of potential security flaws.
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by kolinko 4y ago
“offender” suggests undue negativity. For me, the biggest selling point of iOS is it’s lock in - be it in browsers or the store. My phone is the centre of my privacy, and I want it to be as solid and as safe as possible. So far nobody devel
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by kolinko 4y ago
In case of Google it’s not as much about facts as about antitrust. They can break antitrust laws if they go too much in a direction of delivering outright replies instead of redirecting to websites.
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by kolinko 4y ago
The motivation for writing a blog post may be the same as when blogoslhere originally started - for your community to read it.
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by kolinko 4y ago
It's not. You'd need a dedicated co2 scrubber, and it would be a pain to operate - if you had it running at home, it would gain ~1kg in mass daily (or it would need a dedicated connection to outside to throw co2 out of). Particula
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by kolinko 4y ago
When I tested it on subjects I knew, it gave better answers than teachers in my high school (Poland, but I guess it might be similar elsewhere in the West) Also, a friend physicist tested ChatGPT on the basics of quantum physics and he was
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by kolinko 4y ago
2000€ per month? In France? That's slightly less than software devs earn in Poland, with way lower living costs! Is this a norm in your country? Which part of France do you live in, if you don't mind me asking?
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by kolinko 4y ago
Thanks! Do I do the measurements from the outside then, not the inside? Seems difficult in some cases unless I have a drone (roof, other hard to reach areas). Do you know if i can find a tutorial anywhere? I tried googling, but couldn'
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by kolinko 4y ago
Thanks for the links. It's still not 2x, but 25-75% under specific atmospheric conditions is more than I would've thought. So I can say - I stand corrected, and TIL :)
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by kolinko 4y ago
Even then, it could just be used as a library / piece of code. No need for a separate Docker instance, right? Unless it's being used to spin off on multiple servers so IP addresses change often?
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by kolinko 4y ago
Yes, this system handles carbon capture. For storage there are other systems. Carbon capture cost is half of the equation - if this sytem can be scaled and deliver it with less price, then the price of the whole ccs gets lower. Personally -
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by kolinko 4y ago
Which is interesting, because Google claims that their language model is even better than ChatGPT...

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