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931.
by paxys 10mo ago
Well yeah Trump's big tech friends need cheap H-1B labor.
932.
by paxys 10mo ago
So ChatGPT is end-to-end encrypted?
933.
by paxys 10mo ago
Because anyone with access to the TEE also has access to the data. The owners can say they won't tamper with it, but those are promises, not guarantees.
934.
by paxys 10mo ago
No need to make up hypotheticals. The server isn't the final destination for your LLM requests. The reply needs to come back to you.
935.
by paxys 10mo ago
By that logic SSL/TLS is also end-to-end encryption, except it isn't
936.
by paxys 10mo ago
"trusted execution environment" != end-to-end encryption The entire point of E2EE is that both "ends" need to be fully under your control.
937.
by paxys 10mo ago
I wonder if we will see them take the final step and just make Gemini the default AI assistant on iPhone. Might sound crazy but remember they did exactly this for web search. And Maps as well for many years. This way they go from having to
938.
by paxys 10mo ago
That's the reason why it will never be allowed to come to the US.
939.
by paxys 10mo ago
Am I missing something? The source they shared is a screenshot of a password reset email, which anyone can trigger if they have the email address of the account.
940.
by paxys 10mo ago
Says so right in the opening paragraphs: > became famously associated with the overland Hippie Trail of the 1960s and 1970s
941.
by paxys 10mo ago
Because they need something to put in powerpoint decks to help their sales teams sign overpriced consulting contracts. See - IBM Watson.
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by paxys 10mo ago
I have a couple store brand cards backed by Chase (like the Amazon one) and they are basically exactly like any other first party Chase card. They show up on the Chase dashboard. You call Chase customer service for issues. Payments happen t
943.
by paxys 10mo ago
While I'm sure AI is partially to blame, I feel like the real problem is that (1) they don't have a sensible business model and (2) they have saturated their market. There are relatively few individuals and organizations out there
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by paxys 10mo ago
This "key piece of foundational web tech" was released 5 years ago and gained prominence maybe 2-3 years ago. Let's not exaggerate its impact. We were perfectly fine before Tailwind and will be fine after it.
945.
by paxys 10mo ago
Not really, because unless you control 50% of all tokens they are worthless.
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by paxys 10mo ago
Didn't work for Meta
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by paxys 10mo ago
> why is Apple allowing these companies to ship apps that unnecessarily take up a meaningful amount of storage space The answer to this one is obvious - to incentivize you to buy iPhones with more storage and/or higher tier iCloud p
948.
by paxys 10mo ago
Having both your password and 2nd factor in the same place isn't the best idea however.
949.
by paxys 10mo ago
I genuinely struggle to understand how apps can get that large. Games with hi-res graphics, sure. But Gmail barely has any assets. And they aren't shipping with custom runtimes or anything of that sort (like an Electron app) because Ap
950.
by paxys 10mo ago
It's about more than just costs. Plex started out as a home media server (a direct port of XBMC/Kodi in fact), but over time due to its success the creators decided they wanted to turn it into Netflix instead. So using Plex to str
951.
by paxys 10mo ago
What's the "bullshit" in VSCode that this avoids? Telemetry can be turned off in one line. Copyrighted logos - I don't really care. Is there any other benefit to using this over the MS-published VSCode?
952.
by paxys 10mo ago
There were hundreds, maybe thousands of people involved in the operation. They weren't all millionaires. It could have been any random soldier, CIA/DEA agent, politicial aide, journalist or really any low-mid level operative with
953.
by paxys 10mo ago
This is literally half a million dollars for clicking a button. You can take this opportunity and every other opportunity.
954.
by paxys 10mo ago
No, the entire point is gambling. Yes there is insider trading mixed in as well, but the vast majority of events these markets are pushing and people are betting on don't have "insiders" at all. Sports, election winners, Bitc
955.
by paxys 10mo ago
1. The odds are better the closer it gets to the bet's expiry. "Maduro will be ousted sometime in the next few weeks" has a relatively high probability, so a low payout. "Maduro will be ousted in the next few hours"
956.
by paxys 10mo ago
It is also not illegal to bet on insider information. This isn't the stock market.
957.
by paxys 10mo ago
Let's not forget > Donald Trump Jr, the president's son, serves in advisory roles at Kalshi and Polymarket.
958.
by paxys 10mo ago
It doesn't matter if insiders are betting as long as the end result is in your favor.
959.
by paxys 10mo ago
Just a casual $32,537 bet a few hours before the secret operation. Nothing to see here.
960.
by paxys 10mo ago
How does a PGP signature help? The person who stole your work can trivially strip your signature and add their own.

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