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by riedel 3y ago
Why go pin less? I like the fact that the TPM can restrict retry counts and I do not need a rediculously long password. The only thing I do not get is why this is not done by a simple SIM card like in any mobile phone. Then one could choose
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by riedel 3y ago
That is true: You are certainly allow to (exclusively) licence your works to others. Actually, I only meant it to be an example of how giving guarantees can become difficult if authorship is not clear.
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by riedel 3y ago
They e.g. want to ban ChatGPT before age of 13. My daughter was using Amazon Alexa at the age of 3. We had Girl's day and introduced some prompt engineering to girls (actually starting at the age of 13 due to legal reasons). And I see
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Unesco seeks regulation of generative AI use in education(reuters.com)
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by riedel 3y ago
I just want to highlight that this a very US centric view. A user of copilot in the EU might be confronted with a totally different legal regime. (No fair use per se, no copyright transferability, ...). It seems quite a bold move as being
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by riedel 3y ago
The IoT OS contiki made heavy use of protothreads, which are also Duff's device style coroutines [0] [0] https://dunkels.com/adam/pt/examples.html
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by riedel 3y ago
> We met in a north London café lined with books, where he calmly unpacked his concerns about the quantum gravity status quo ...
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by riedel 3y ago
I just had to write a research report for a funding agency with many subprojects and could not get one input so I took a short video from a pitch presentation and converted it first to captions using spech2text and then to a research summar
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by riedel 3y ago
I had only had X-Series laptops before and I cannot tell. The haptic feedback on the track pad is emulating the buttons reasonably well, but, yes, I am missing the buttons! It is much more tiring on my fingers than using the external trackp
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by riedel 3y ago
I also opted for this laptop even as it only has 2 usb-c ports (no other connectors) and even worse no physical mouse buttons. However, this is the first ThinkPad for a long time that has a really good thermal design and good battery life.
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by riedel 3y ago
You can use socat with either plink or npiperelay to bridge the sockets between windows and cygwin. It is my standard setup to use the buildin ssh-agent of windows 10 [0] https://superuser.com/questions/1526348/sha
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by riedel 3y ago
We rather have an anti-democratic and populist surge in Germany (the article also confirms that there is no particular shift in opinion to the far right). The interesting thing is that we will probably get another party on the far left next
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by riedel 3y ago
>In finance, for example, there may be situations in currency or options trading where buying and selling in one sequence is more profitable than taking a different path, and these can be modeled using negative weights as long as the sea
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by riedel 3y ago
For me only the advertisement in the webpage was geolocalized: in Germany everything was in English except the ad was in German
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by riedel 3y ago
I would hope that they controlled for such systematic effects in the experiment (did not read the paper) by mixing individuals from both groups (my guess would be that they do not look different). I guess they should have also modified some
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by riedel 3y ago
Dystopian. I wonder if there are any regulations that put boundaries on this. I mean human rights should also somehow apply to non US citizen. I would strongly believe this would probably illegal in the EU (because it would fail any balanci
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by riedel 3y ago
I personally do not believe in those 'the market will fix it' arguments, there is not only community goodwill but also some corporate responsibility to support open standards. Since apple is dominating a large part of the market a
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by riedel 3y ago
Thanks for linking. Ok, if fraud protection is the actual reason (I go with Mozilla): this makes no sense at all and is disporportionate. However, I think the bill is a Trojan horse in this case.
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by riedel 3y ago
It is IMHO a very bad adverse effect of a good thing after all: a world where people decide is probably a better one than one where only science and technology decides (I guess there are enough dystopian novels about this one). The judicial
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by riedel 3y ago
This article is not about C++ design as I read it, but rather about implementing a theoretical concept (qualifier subtyping) half-way using new features. I do not think that this is a real complex feature or something to do with complexity
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by riedel 3y ago
Using a Onyx Boox Note and it also works great. They are even releasing updates after more than 5 years. (When buying , you have to ignore the GPL violations: it is completely Android and they are not releasing their OS sources)
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by riedel 3y ago
The commission accepted the new treaty. No rulings yet afaik: we will see how long this lives. [0] https://noyb.eu/en/23-years-illegal-data-transfers-due-inact...
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by riedel 3y ago
I also do not quite get the GP comment. I see it also logical to block content on application layer from the OSI perspective. If you cannot do on the source do it at the sink if do not want to break e2e encryption. The DNS blocks have been
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by riedel 3y ago
To add to war stories: actually knowing vi commands saved my life once because I could not mount my file system (can't remember why) on my bsd and I only had access through a serial line terminal. Basically I figured out that ed was th
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by riedel 3y ago
They claim that they are 10x faster given the high accuracy target ( no clue what that means in practice for the AI use case, probably less tokens for the LLM). Can you elaborate why you think hnswlib is still faster? Can you link the ben
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by riedel 3y ago
IMHO one of the most overlooked features is that it's the best eXplainable AI out there IMHO. Spam scores are easily understandable and correctable. You can even build quite digestible nomograms [1] . Still everyone is using decision t
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by riedel 3y ago
The most clickbait title in the world? (Spoiler alert: 'trust' is debatably 'the scarcest thing in the world'). I think we just had a very short period of universal information access during about 20 years in history in
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by riedel 3y ago
It is a little bit ridiculous to blame a single incident on climate change. However, it is probably fair to say that such incidents have become more likely. I guess, however, the same goes for bad maintenance work. What we can say, however,
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by riedel 3y ago
Currently no luck on android using both brave and chrome.
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by riedel 3y ago
Why not use extensions for this like (quickly searching firefox add-ons): https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/http-status-code... ? I think we just have fight for poweruser options to be available via

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