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by rany_ 2y ago
It's not. They've mentioned that they had SynthID integrated before (I'm almost certain it was from the very start). What changed is that tools to detect that something is from Google's LLM is public now. > Google has
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by rany_ 2y ago
I really want to be able to try Gemini without the AI watermark. IIRC they've used SynthID from the start and it makes me wonder if it's the source of all of Gemini's issues. Obviously Google claims that it doesn't cause
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by rany_ 2y ago
I just forgot that this feature exists. At any rate, isn't it more convenient to share the output directly? What's the difference? 4o-mini: https://chatgpt.com/share/6725f6fb-3b84-800b-9b4d-3e82554fbf... I ca
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by rany_ 2y ago
ChatGPT 4o and 4o-mini with Search were able to answer this question without any issues. Maybe you didn't enable the search functionality? --------------- 4o: Yes, Paul Edwin Zimmer wrote a fourth novel in his Dark Border series titled
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by rany_ 2y ago
Why didn't they just rename K-9 instead? I just gave it a try and it really is just K-9 with slight UI tweaks.
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by rany_ 2y ago
That's almost certainly the case. I use Tor semi-regularly and many Tor exit relay IPs are identified as being in Iran which is just not possible.
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by rany_ 2y ago
I think that might be less likely given the trade restrictions. There's no way an Iranian ISP just gave Hetzner those IPv4 addresses free of charge.
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by rany_ 2y ago
I'm not sure if I'm allowed to link to a gory video, but there is commonly circulating video of a pager detonating in a grocery store. There are a few people around the man but only the man appears to be impacted, all bystanders s
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by rany_ 2y ago
> Hezbollah fighters clearly aren’t doing this What do you mean? I am not in any way supporting Hezbollah but their soldiers are definitely "wearing uniforms and carrying their weapons openly." Hamas and Hezbollah are not the s
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by rany_ 2y ago
> In terms of not allowing open federation: this looks unlikely to change, given Meta needs to know who is responsible for the servers who connect to them, and ensure they agree to the terms of use as required by DMA. Does this mean that
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by rany_ 2y ago
Here's the change itself: https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/a6105854a9e3aab642e6a0... I know that OpenBSD doesn't actually use GitHub, but it was the easiest way I could find the diff. I don&#x2
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by rany_ 2y ago
That's actually a GNOME issue. XWayland apps look native on KDE for me, except for that X11 icon that shows up on the title bar!
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by rany_ 2y ago
Can you make an OTE environment so we can test without payment or needing to contact you?
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by rany_ 2y ago
Jeez are they literally just using 90s style pattern matching for their bad word filter? I guess it just errored out because the image contains the word "Penetration"
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by rany_ 2y ago
HN title rewriting rules messed the title up, "Wallet" is supposed to be in all caps.
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New DNS Query Type – Wallet(iana.org)
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by rany_ 2y ago
It looks like Microsoft paid up, I'm getting Reddit results when searching for `site:reddit.com`: https://www.bing.com/search?q=site%3Areddit.com
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by rany_ 2y ago
and the legend that is provided isn't that helpful: > Legend: [posix] <lsb> (development) {toolbox} =klibc= #sash# @sbase@ *beastiebox* $tizen$ -fhs- .yocto. %shell% +request+
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by rany_ 2y ago
> Is it a "narrative" if some Chinese tech companies are actually using it for such a purpose? I'm not saying that the narrative is wrong, it's just absurd to bring it up when introducing RISC-V. The same could be sai
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by rany_ 2y ago
> RISC-V is an open-standard ISA for processors that is slowly gaining traction, especially in China, where some tech companies are using it to bypass America’s sanctions on the country. I really don't like that narrative, it doesn&
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by rany_ 2y ago
No network traffic is allowed on that random TLD. It is blocked.
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by rany_ 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/robots.txt has additional comments: # Welcome to Reddit's robots.txt # Reddit believes in an open internet, but not the misuse of public content. # See https://support.reddithel
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by rany_ 2y ago
They only made a POC for x86 but it doesn't mean that it doesn't work on other architectures.
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by rany_ 2y ago
OpenBSD isn't vulnerable, from https://www.qualys.com/2024/07/01/cve-2024-6387/regresshion.... : > We have not investigated any other libc or operating system; but OpenBSD is notably not vulnerabl
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by rany_ 2y ago
Really? It takes a ridiculously long time for anything to enter the public domain. The original intention of copyright was to incentivize authors. It was not intended as a means of passive income for corporations, profiting off works that w
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by rany_ 2y ago
This should at least be mentioned in your README: > 1 GB of outbound data transfer from North America to all region destinations (excluding China and Australia) per month Source: https://cloud.google.com/free/docs&#x
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by rany_ 2y ago
I was actually wrong about that, it turned out to be possible on my 11th gen Intel CPU but it was definitely not as easy as it should've been. I used https://github.com/datasone/setup_var.efi to modify the UEFI va
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by rany_ 2y ago
In all likelihood this tool does not work for most users, specifically in response to this vulnerability. If you're on the latest microcode, undervolting is no longer possible due to Intel's mitigation: https://www.inte
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by rany_ 2y ago
From what I've heard, the reason it's doing that is to add an AI fingerprint. It has to pick less likely tokens to encode this information to the detriment of the output quality. Unfortunately it's only hearsay but it made se
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by rany_ 2y ago
I didn't notice that they were referring to that feature, it's too late to delete my comment now...

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