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Neo4j’s Vector Search: Unlocking Deeper Insights for AI-Powered Applications(neo4j.com)
1 points by mnd999 3y ago|0 comments
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by mnd999 3y ago
Nothing is 100% safe so it seems unlikely the WHO would have said that.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Traditionally it’s a mechanism to connect to a private network via a public one, for example to access a corporate network from home. But a proxy doesn’t have to be a web proxy. Socks proxies were pretty common at one time.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Netcraft confirms it
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by mnd999 3y ago
> Because a VPN in this sense is just a glorified proxy.
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by mnd999 3y ago
You're making my point for me.
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by mnd999 3y ago
The "I don't like it, it's different" mob are out in force today. This isn't the Daily Mail.
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by mnd999 3y ago
> The popularity surrounding gptx stems from the fact it produces great output for many people. Popular != Good
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by mnd999 3y ago
I still think this was a decent engineering solution, although of course easily replaceable batteries would have been better. This should be a case study at PR school on how not to communicate with your customers though. Had they been open
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by mnd999 3y ago
You’re not alone. Every time I’ve tried a GPTx it’s come out with utter rubbish and proven to be a total waste of time. But any mention of AI raises a crap ton of VC money so gotta keep that sweet sweet founder bandwagon rolling.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Mythic Beasts also good.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Do they really want those? I haven't used either in a very long time.
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by mnd999 3y ago
I guess they have a bunch of designers on staff trying to justify their existence.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Should I look forward to season 2 of WeCrashed?
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by mnd999 3y ago
Okta seems super-dubious anyway. Didn’t it come out that they store passwords in plaintext and have internal superusers with access to multiple customers internal systems?
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by mnd999 3y ago
I’m watching it right now, about an hour in. So far, I see your point.
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by mnd999 3y ago
This will just mean more piracy.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Wasn’t that Mr Burns?
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by mnd999 3y ago
Call me old skool, but how about charging for it?
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by mnd999 3y ago
We do get `Verified by Visa` or Amex SafeKey on most transactions though.
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by mnd999 3y ago
These banners are all basically illegal (tracking is not a legitimate interest). It’s a shame nobody bothers to enforce the GDPR.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Politicians ultimately want to stay in power. They support it because they think it will bring them votes. Bu voting them out you send the message that this is not the case and their views will change.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Need to vote these clowns out asap.
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by mnd999 3y ago
If he went on the date with them you’d think he might already know their name. If not it probably wasn’t a good date.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Privacy policy would be a good start.
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by mnd999 3y ago
Still universally useless though.
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New Relic don’t understand DNS(mastodon.social)
4 points by mnd999 3y ago|1 comments
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by mnd999 3y ago
I dunno, we started with the Berol handwriting pen which is basically a plastic tip. Your basic biro is not a good writing pen - they are difficult to control. The ink is thick and gloopy so it takes too much force to get going and then sh
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by mnd999 3y ago
Heh, heh, this sux change it.
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by mnd999 3y ago
If you work harder and make more money all that happens is your landlord puts the rent up and takes it. So why bother?

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