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Gemini refuses to answer questions that Grok, ChatGPT, Claude answer(old.reddit.com)
9 points by nomilk 2y ago|2 comments
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by nomilk 2y ago
How difficult is exporting from one provider into another (e.g. from gmail into proton or purely)? I guess normies like me are a bit hesitant due to the risk of messing it up (would be a disaster to lose years of emails, as some are importa
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by nomilk 2y ago
Just noticed the clever use of URL parameter in the link (presumably to avoid a duplicate submission). Nice Also, as is pretty typical these days, the status page shows all green currently for me, yet ChatGPT doesn't load. According to
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by nomilk 2y ago
How likely is success when 4 or more other massive companies work together on a project? Seems like a lot of chefs in the kitchen..
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by nomilk 2y ago
> the "Grindr threat" Hadn't heard of this. The linked article explains: > At the time of Reuters’ March 2019 report, it was unclear what CFIUS’s specific concerns were, but the FT says the committee worried the Chinese
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by nomilk 2y ago
To those with knowledge in security, what exactly were the concerns? Here are the four I can think of. - Users tend to use the same passwords across apps. It would be trivial for TikTok to provide an email + password combo to CCP. - Until
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by nomilk 2y ago
If he had a good sense of humour he'd have replied "so do we"
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by nomilk 2y ago
I'd have sworn I was unable to view tweets recently without logging in. But maybe I was wrong. Instagram lets me view the video without login (I have to click the 'X' in the top-right of annoying popup, but I can watch it wit
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by nomilk 2y ago
The fourth one (instagram) doesn't require login. Side note: annoying that twitter/X requires login. I'd have sworn Elon said he was removing that requirement to login to view tweets (I think he discussed it with George Hotz)
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by nomilk 2y ago
> Upwork engineer Arguably worse than an average 2025 LLM.
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by nomilk 2y ago
Amazing. 2nd ever catch of the booster via the 'chopstick' arms. Looks like the starship itself won't be splashing down west of Perth, instead telemetry has been lost (assuming RUD - "Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly")
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by nomilk 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying.
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by nomilk 2y ago
> partially successful landing Outsiders like myself were too blown away by the 'chopsticks' catch to notice imperfections. What were they? (I noticed there was fire at the bottom of the booster for some time after the catch)
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by nomilk 2y ago
The rocket BO sent up today is bigger than SpaceX's Starship and Super Heavy!? If I understood correctly, that's really impressive. It would also explain why it appeared slow to rise at the start of the launch.
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by nomilk 2y ago
Seems to be some debris falling from the ship at 1h 58m 16s of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXysNxbGdCg&t=1h58m16s Hopefully nothing critical. EDIT: it was right before separation, so perhaps related to t
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by nomilk 2y ago
Video player not working for me.
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by nomilk 2y ago
The transcript is still there, yt just made it harder to find. On the video description (the text under the video) click 'Show more'. Scroll to the bottom -> 'Show Transcript' -> it will appear to the right of the
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by nomilk 2y ago
Also odd that it's taking so long to patch. A week is a long time to be without a key part of developer tooling.
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by nomilk 2y ago
Thanks. Just had a quick look at both. Proton is 6.99 euro/user/month and fastmail is similar (9 aud/user/month). Vaguely similar pricing to Google workspace. This can add up quickly if you’re the kinda person who flings
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by nomilk 2y ago
For small startups, what are some good alternatives to Workspace? I use workspace due to familiarity with Gmail, and no other reason. Would love to know some cheap/easy alternatives.
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by nomilk 2y ago
Great advice, especially in the second tab (how to deal with insurers). I've always considered insurance false-economy and avoided it wherever possible, especially for events with losses <$20k. This is because the value of the three
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by nomilk 2y ago
Occasionally I'll forget a famous quote [0] so I'll describe it to an LLM but the LLM is rarely able to find it. I think it's because the description of the quote uses 'like' words, but not the exact words in the
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by nomilk 2y ago
Dumb question, but I couldn't live without some chrome extensions. Are they easy to port over to Firefox?
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by nomilk 2y ago
> "pretty irresponsible" Wouldn't it be more like "pretty illegal"? They could have simply used body: JSON.stringify("worked"), i.e. not sent target machines’ actual environment variables, including k
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by nomilk 2y ago
> If that's the case, then there's not much to see here. Allowing someone full access to the contents of your environment (i.e. output of env command) is a big deal to most, I suspect.
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by nomilk 2y ago
> All of these packages have just two files: package.json and index.js (or main.js). This is one of several flags that you can use to determine if a package is legit or not. Wouldn't a lot of small packages consist of just these two
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by nomilk 2y ago
You raise good points. I’m optimistic because i think the quieting of some voices (while bad) is much better than their complete silencing, as has happened through deplatforming, shadow banning, and even White House requests in the past. I
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by nomilk 2y ago
Your second paragraph is very well said. Made me chuckle but also lament.
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by nomilk 2y ago
The essay was posted about 60 minutes ago but must have been removed as that post is no longer discoverable through yc search. Weird.
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by nomilk 2y ago
More-so: time-wasting, petty, controlling, slightly more unhelpful than helpful.

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