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by ndr 6mo ago
As I said,I don't know how GDPR compliant they are. I'd expect them to get rid of that data in a reasonable amount of time. Similar to what would happen if you actively deleted a single chat.
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by ndr 6mo ago
In theory you can have the same on incognito sessions (never stored, that's part of what Italian privacy regulator forced on OpenAI to do) and same for right to deletion as per GDPR. How complaint they are I have no idea.
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by ndr 6mo ago
Consider AI prompts no different from Google searches: they can be subpoenaed. And consider local LLM logs no different from your txt file or command history on your computer. Could still be requested for discovery.
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by ndr 6mo ago
window manager like what though? Mac WM is horrible, I use aerospace to make it tolerable
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by ndr 6mo ago
https://zellij.dev/screencasts/ has some starting links, if screencasts do it for you For me the only glitch was some key binding collision with ghostty/aerospace but it works perfectly out of the box on alacritty
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by ndr 6mo ago
without running zellij on the remote machine? how?
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by ndr 6mo ago
I gave up on it once I discovered https://zellij.dev/ Just even for how tab and panes are setup, and how it's good for scrolling and text selection with your mouse for copy pasting.
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by ndr 6mo ago
Check out from this onwards and the following point. You get a nice summary on top right. Mind that Anthropic alone is doing 30B/y annualized already. Take a snapshot and check again in a few months. It's not perfect but it's
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by ndr 6mo ago
I think the grandparent meant "fundamentalism" as "mechanistic", and lots of things we can know (as you say using the scientific method) to be useful long before we have a good mechanistic explanation of how they work. S
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by ndr 7mo ago
It's not as ergonomic as they made it to be. The fact that you have to bundle input+output signatures and everything is dynamically typed (sometimes into the args) just make it annoying to use in codebases that have type annotations ev
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Show HN: Codeglf – a local-first Python golf site(codeglf.com)
2 points by ndr 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ndr 7mo ago
related self plug: I built https://codeglf.com on Pyodide, a weekly Python code golf site where every submission runs locally in the browser. WebAssembly's isolation means you get sandboxing for free without any server infr
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by ndr 7mo ago
TIL these are not stem cells directly but rather reprogrammed cells that "comes from an XY donor isolated from neonatal foreskin", which I take to mean baby circumcisions. From their previous work on Pong: https://pmc.n
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by ndr 7mo ago
Immutability is underrated in general. It's a sore point every time I have to handle non-clojure code.
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by ndr 7mo ago
This seems new and retrofit. The implicit version is brittle design for backwards compatibility. People/LLMs will keep adding fields out of order and whatever has been serialised (both in client/server interaction, and stored in d
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by ndr 7mo ago
This seems a Chesterton's fence fail. protobuf solved serialization with schema evolution back/forward compatibility. Skir seems to have great devex for the codegen part, but that's the least interesting aspect of protobufs.
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by ndr 7mo ago
At 2'58'' you can see a frame of them projecting on Senate House, London. During WW2 that was used by the Ministry of Information, and it inspired Orwell's description for the building of the Ministry of Truth. His wife
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by ndr 8mo ago
Worth checking this post from someone who actually has worked on this change: > I take significant responsibility for this change. https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/HzKuzrKfaDJvQqmjh/responsibl...
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by ndr 8mo ago
Worth checking out what someone working on it actually has to say: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/HzKuzrKfaDJvQqmjh/responsibl...
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Responsible Scaling Policy v3(lesswrong.com)
1 points by ndr 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ndr 8mo ago
Will they ever have to go public? I imagine there's a way they can buy everything back.
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by ndr 8mo ago
Regulator link: https://ico.org.uk/about-the-ico/media-centre/news-and-blogs... But it's too long for HN limits.
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by ndr 8mo ago
Soon indeed. From today: > Cardiologist wins 3rd place at Anthropic's hackathon. https://x.com/trajektoriePL/status/2024774752116658539
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Show HN: Claude-Stream-Compactor(github.com)
5 points by ndr 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ndr 8mo ago
https://archive.ph/tUUMd as the site randomly 404s
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by ndr 8mo ago
I wonder what they will find. They seemed to have acknowledged working on the problem before. https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2011432649353511350
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by ndr 8mo ago
If you have trouble with toe nail trauma (all chipped for instance) check out heel lock lacing. It will prevent your toes to hit against the front of the shoes. One example here [0] for running shoes but it's useful also for normal wal
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by ndr 8mo ago
Very. > Tesla was Norway's top-selling car brand for a fifth consecutive year, with a 19.1% market share, followed by Volkswagen at 13.3% of registrations and Volvo Cars at 7.8%. https://www.reuters.com/sustainabilit
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by ndr 8mo ago
I would say it's almost impossible with typical packaging. What makes it easy?
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by ndr 8mo ago
Without care new-schema will make old-code fail user requests, that is not zero downtime.

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