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by pluc 1y ago
You're right, seems they already had his inbox credentials.
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by pluc 1y ago
Passwords don't matter if you have access to the inbox and 2fa codes, you can just reset passwords.
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by pluc 1y ago
I'd use "lobbied", "sponsored" or "encouraged" instead of "trained"
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by pluc 1y ago
The new career path for devs has them start with prompt engineering. I can't wait for the chickens to come home to roost.
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by pluc 1y ago
The stars are asterisks.
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by pluc 1y ago
That's par for the course in America
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by pluc 1y ago
Yeah but did you see the yacht it bought?
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by pluc 1y ago
I like command line fu: https://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse
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by pluc 1y ago
Illegal with a fine is legal with a fee.
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by pluc 1y ago
I think your assumption that there's even a plan is pretty optimistic
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by pluc 1y ago
So Elon Musk and Nayib Bukele. Two solid reasons.
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by pluc 1y ago
There's piles of money to be made training a model on content they have access to
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by pluc 1y ago
Because they don't make money if you have decent privacy settings.
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by pluc 1y ago
Nobody is paying for a browser. They're ad companies or they're ad companies to be.
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by pluc 1y ago
The Habs lost their way much earlier than that. They were the cultural identity ~50 years ago. They instigated a revolution. Nowadays they're just a cog in an American empire.
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by pluc 1y ago
People who didnt respect basic ethics, legal copyrights and common sense aren't gonna stop because they're a nuisance. They'll keep at it until they've ruined what birthed them so they may replace it. Fuck AI.
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by pluc 1y ago
Can't wait until they figure out how a piece of code is malicious in intent.
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by pluc 1y ago
Sure, you just have to have a human validate everything that comes out of the AI.
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by pluc 1y ago
The obstacle to clean energy has always been humans. We'll get our due soon enough.
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by pluc 1y ago
It'd be an interesting feature for a password manager to issue a system call to purge clipboard history on copying a password. Lots of password managers aren't just browser add-ons but full desktop apps
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by pluc 1y ago
Before AI people were still able to question results searches gave them and had the option to keep investigating. You can't really do that with AI, it encourages a question-answer format.
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by pluc 1y ago
GrapheneOS lets you use Play Store apps
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by pluc 1y ago
What you are describing is human interactions with another human who is knowledgeable in that specific field. AKA the before-AI.
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by pluc 1y ago
Use a password manager/passkey so you don't have to do this
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by pluc 1y ago
Yup as others have said, super+v for me invokes greenclip's rofi plugin which gives me a nice themable clipboard history overlay.
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by pluc 1y ago
If the US can do it, why can't everyone else
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by pluc 1y ago
You could do that offline 20 years ago with Dragon Naturally Speaking and a one-time licence.
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by pluc 1y ago
This also was my best guess. A "victimless crime" kind of logic that really really creeps me out.
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by pluc 1y ago
Can we talk about the "sexy anime girl" thing? Seems it's popular in geek/nerd/hacker circles and I for one don't get it. Browsing reddit anonymously you're flooded with near-pornographic fan-made renders
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by pluc 1y ago
You used to be able to do this in Canada, for a fee. Back when carriers tried to milk their customers for every customization possible. They've since learned they can do the same without bothering to offer anything in return.

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