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by nicce 1y ago
> Really does not sound like that from your description. It sounds like coaching a noob, which is a lot of work in itself. Even if you do it by yourself, you need to do the same thinking and iterative process by yourself. You just get th
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by nicce 1y ago
Usually it is sign for stability and usefulness if Apple adapts it. They rarely add something very new for mass production.
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by nicce 1y ago
It isn't because I have never enabled the feature? All the sessions have been temporary. Now it started complaining about that. It didn't do that before.
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by nicce 1y ago
They just introduced endless nagging in AI Studio to enable Drive integration, if you disallowed it. They really want your data!
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by nicce 1y ago
Google's AI Studio does not always seem to work well in Firefox. That is my only usage on Chrome. On top of some web application testing.
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by nicce 1y ago
Makes me worry if some of these are just copied and altered with LLM to boost the author's reputation. (haven't checked)
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by nicce 1y ago
Many Samsung monitors are not monitors anymore. They are mini TVs with ads.
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by nicce 1y ago
I don't see the difference? Natural language simply was lacking the level of precision. We see natural language words and symbols everywhere in programming languages. Natural language was fine-tuned with improved accuracy. And optimise
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by nicce 1y ago
> Expressing how I want something to be done in natural language is incredibly hard Surprise, surprise… that is why programming languages were created.
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by nicce 1y ago
Proton did this without warning with their upgrade coupons back in day. Still salty.
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by nicce 1y ago
Oracle soon owns part of TikTok. So do they own teens? Will teens be liability?
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by nicce 1y ago
> "we can hire more easily". Is this the synonym for cheaper workforce? You always get decent people if you pay enough.
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by nicce 1y ago
You can do even more than that if you want to see it moving! And without designing it completely by yourself. https://github.com/nasa-jpl/open-source-rover
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by nicce 1y ago
I could also mean that if you don’t have TPM on your computer and the OS is not in the ”allowed” list, you can’t access anything. I hope that this is not the path we will see.
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by nicce 1y ago
How to verify that device is not faking the age? I bet here comes the remote attestation…
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by nicce 1y ago
Porn sites have been there almost 20 years. Why it is problem right now? Is there extensive recent research about it? Or now we just have the capability?
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by nicce 1y ago
Does someone have a medicine for negative thinking?
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by nicce 1y ago
Denmark has integrated Palantir for the police, so the Minister of Justice is likely the one who pursuits it most. More about Palantir in Denmark: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1369118X.2024.2..
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by nicce 1y ago
Creating new words and definitions doesn't justify any initiatives. The point is that they try to mislead the common people. So we can't really say that "someone is confusing the terms", when the entity in question just
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by nicce 1y ago
> In cryptography, encryption (more specifically, encoding) is the process of transforming information in a way that, ideally, only authorized parties can decode. From Wikipedia. They can’t have their cake. You are breaking the concept o
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by nicce 1y ago
Many companies are getting only bigger and more global so it is easier for them to ignore the complaints until it catches the media. Since the scale is getting so big, complaints do not risk the revenue until it hits the media. Ecosystem wa
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by nicce 1y ago
Since this is EU level legistlation and blocking minority is already ignored (e.g. going in to the streets does not matter in there), it is much more difficult. Maybe we should schedule a day in the future where everyone travels to Strasbou
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by nicce 1y ago
For some reason names are sensored because of the ”privacy and security requirements.”
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by nicce 1y ago
Further below: > Also, the tech lead has to fix anything no one else fixes, or no one else can fix, because they are the DRI (Directly Responsible Individual). How many tech lead/project manager can say that they are capable for thi
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by nicce 1y ago
Without social media, people would go out and talk face-to-face or even arrange meetings, like before social media.
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by nicce 1y ago
Don’t you need to create a specific kind of chemical reaction and just bomb is not enough for that?
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by nicce 1y ago
It depends how much competition there would be if for-profit company owns them. If there is just one source nearby, isn’t that another monopoly risk? The price starts to balance with high distance tranmission cost monopoly vs monopoly of ne
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by nicce 1y ago
The effect is opposite - things get fixed only when you get enough social noise and that is not good.
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by nicce 1y ago
That is rapidly changing. https://onu-vienne.delegfrance.org/Nuclear-power-and-SMR-are... https://regulation-oversight.asnr.fr/oversight/small-modular...
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by nicce 1y ago
At least Russia is doing fine with SMRs, thought the fuel enrichment level is around 20%. They are building new reactors all the time and they seem pretty efficient. E.g. they have even floating nuclear plant: https://en.wikipedi

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