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by mastazi 2y ago
> completely different technology that has effectively faded into the background. If by that you mean reinforcement learning, that's not the case; e.g. see https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.12948
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by mastazi 2y ago
and there is no way to prevent that update from taking effect even though you "own" (wink wink) the device.
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by mastazi 2y ago
Brave has built-in functionality that can replace uBO, but it doesn't replace all of the other Manifestv2-only extensions that are not necessarily adblockers. For example https://libredirect.github.io/faq.html#chrome_we
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by mastazi 2y ago
Worth noting that adopting a currency as legal tender and keeping reserves of that currency are two different things. El Salvador has abandoned the former, your government wants to do the latter.
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HCRG Care's lawyers claimed an injunction required us to remove two posts(databreaches.net)
6 points by mastazi 2y ago|3 comments
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by mastazi 2y ago
You're right, I just found the option on desktop in the right-click context menu. According to some posts I've just found in the community forums, the feature was launched years ago but for some reason I had never noticed it even
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by mastazi 2y ago
Edit: I was wrong. See below. Original comment: Brave's built in blocker is OK for what it does but I believe that it only replaces a subset of all uBO's features. For example I don't think that Brave's built in blocker
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by mastazi 2y ago
> [...] and S3, and you’ll be fine in any cloud Except Azure - AFAIK it's pretty much the only cloud provider that doesn't support S3 API, see e.g. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions&#
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by mastazi 2y ago
I hope as many people as possible will consider donating. The donation link is in the linked page but I'm going to copy it here for convenience https://donorbox.org/ladybird
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by mastazi 2y ago
> I’m not aware of any call center implementation of a well known company that is backed by an LLM. Maybe this proves GP's point that it's not a desirable development.
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by mastazi 2y ago
> Watching younglings talk to chatbot like it's just another particapant in a conversation makes the opposition seems futile. I'm sorry but I have a young daughter and I don't see that at all. A few years ago we moved to a
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by mastazi 2y ago
True, but I think parent meant to say that even the LLM-based ones have been around for quite a while and that just switching from text to voice doesn't really make much of a difference.
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by mastazi 2y ago
the only use case I can see for voice is while driving. Maybe some other professional setting where you need to be hands free. I would never use a voice assistant in a cafe or something along these lines.
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by mastazi 2y ago
As other comments on this page have explained, Bitwarden already offers that as part of their paid features. In that case the authenticator functionality is embedded into the main Bitwarden app and not in a separate authenticator app.
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by mastazi 2y ago
Link to Looking Glass for anyone interested https://looking-glass.io/
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by mastazi 2y ago
In the same way that West African music and African American music are connected, in the Southern Hemisphere a similar dynamic of cross-pollination exists between Angolan and Brazilian music: 1. Forced migration from Angola to Brazil, cause
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by mastazi 2y ago
If any Apple employees are reading this, the Apple Music page for David Matthews https://music.apple.com/au/artist/david-matthews/616619 mixes up 3 different people: 1. Keyboardist David Matthews born in 1942
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Things you can do to clean up a fresh install of Windows 11 24H2 and Edge(arstechnica.com)
32 points by mastazi 2y ago|18 comments
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by mastazi 2y ago
More resources on this topic: Activist or Protester? by EFF's Surveillance Self Defense https://ssd.eff.org/playlist/activist-or-protester The Protester's Guide to Smartphone Security by Privacy Guides https
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My electric toothbrush was acting up, so I tried to reboot it(devblogs.microsoft.com)
5 points by mastazi 2y ago|1 comments
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by mastazi 2y ago
I guess that Apache Airflow is more popular than the one linked by OP. Making a Google search for "airflow" in an incognito tab, looking at page 1, I see 5 results related to Apache Airflow, one result related to the OP, and a cou
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by mastazi 2y ago
I think parent was asking would it even matter if there was a ban. To which the answer would be "no" because as you said the point has been made. And, as parent pointed out, it's repeatable anyway.
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by mastazi 2y ago
I had this same problem in Tidal, where attribution errors are really common even for big artists. For example, look under singles here https://listen.tidal.com/artist/8112 and look here both in the albums and singles
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by mastazi 2y ago
Even before the rise of AI music, they started "customizing" playlists based on the algorithm, so that you see different songs compared to someone else who subscribes to the same playlist. This was one of the reasons why I left Sp
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by mastazi 2y ago
The race being over has nothing to do with whether or not there has been a tie, it depends on whether or not people want to run. If AI models become easier to train, there will be less investor appetite towards big players like OpenAI. Exam
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by mastazi 2y ago
After reading the article I understand "over" to mean "there is no moat so there is no winner" rather than "it's over because entity X won and its competitors can't catch up"
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by mastazi 2y ago
See also the EFF Surveillance Self-Defense guide for activists and protesters: https://ssd.eff.org/playlist/activist-or-protester
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by mastazi 2y ago
And also they have much less capacity than mass transit systems like a subway, so they are bad for most commuters who tend to travel at rush hour[1]. I guess they are great in tourist areas though. [1] In my experience, at least in the citi
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Trump administration reportedly negotiating an Oracle takeover of TikTok(techcrunch.com)
4 points by mastazi 2y ago|1 comments
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by mastazi 2y ago
I'm Italian so I had an advantage in terms of language, since it seems almost everyone understands it. I've been told it's because people used to illegally watch Italian TV under the communist regime. I guess it might be also

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