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1y ago
Ycombinator is an accomplice of this, and you know, all they will get is billions of tainted money as punishment. But I guess they can live with that.
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1y ago
Many of the complainers don't know how to use them and how to write prompts, and then blame the LLMs. Or simply use LLMs that struggle at writing good code (GPT, Gemini Pro, etc). You need to be in the shoes of a product owner, and be
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1y ago
Such absurdity that as a customer we (HN) knew more than the official support
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1y ago
In the tests it more obvious: You can see here for example: https://github.com/piyushgupta53/go-torrent-client/commit/61... and some strings coming from crawled resources like: lengthi12345e4 but slightly d
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1y ago
Very likely. Firebase Auth is down for sure (though unreported yet), so most likely FCM too
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1y ago
Absolutely possible. Though there is something curious: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/ At Cloudflare it started with: "Investigating - Cloudflare engineering is investigating an issue causing Access authentication t
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1y ago
It looks like that it is a central service @ Google called Chemist that is down. "Chemist checks the project status, activation status, abuse status, billing status, service status, location restrictions, VPC Service Controls, SuperQuo
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1y ago
I think I could share a trick that could help: From my experience (so not an ultimate truth) Claude is not so great at taking the decision for planning by its own: it dives immediately into coding. If you ask it to think step-by-step it sti
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1y ago
This is such a big difference, thank you for sharing it, I didn't expect the gap to be _that_ huge
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1y ago
Especially now that they are second in the race (behind Anthropic) and lot of free-to-download and free-to-use models are now starting to be viable competitors. Once new MacBooks and iPhones have enough memory onboard this is going to be a
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1y ago
Opus is really great but through Claude Code. If you used Cursor or RooCode it could be normal that you get disappointed
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1y ago
It is slower though
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1y ago
Get personal info, then call carrier for a SIM swap, access crypto from there. Bonus: no KYC, since it's the other person's identity + you can login from 4G internet, so a trusted IP range.
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There are now Telegram bots to find such information. The fact that this bruteforce was revealed probably annoyed many users (like the infamous "EoG" bot).
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1y ago
And official Android-based OS bring advantages too. For example, Samsung has lot of proprietary and useful features, and GrapheneOS you cannot use Google Pay (one major feature of a phone).
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1y ago
Cut a joke about ethics and OpenAI
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1y ago
> you need to actually react to the actions of the person verifying your identiy yes it's exactly the point, use porn websites as a hook to convince the user to do your actions to verify their "identity"
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1y ago
It is a relay attack. There are a lot of verification platforms, so the idea is that the user is asked to be verified and that his proof of identity is reused in live for something else. In the addressbar, user sees "dangerousporn.com&
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1y ago
There is a very possible attack. Open a porn website, buy ad traffic in France, once users are here, claim identity needs to be verified. In the background, start the process to open a bank account in one of these online banks and act as a
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1y ago
Not so sure, https://www.pcgamesn.com/vpn/sports-site-block If that ruling worked, they can extend it.
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1y ago
Only if sanctions are too weak.
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1y ago
More simple (because not on a case-by-case basis): put a blanket ban on porn online, and create rooms where you can watch porn (like in Japan: ビデオボックス), and these rooms should verify identity and age. This will also prevent people from watc
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1y ago
According to the press release, "we achieved an impressive Time-to-First-Token of approximately 19 seconds for a gemma3:4b model" Imagine, you have a very small weak model, and you have to wait 20 seconds for your request.
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1y ago
Even regular Cloud Run can take a lot of time to boot (~3 to 30 seconds), so this can be a problem when scaling to 0
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China to bring 'groundbreaking' samples back from asteroid near Mars
(euronews.com)
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1y ago
Not surprising, it's legal, but only if you are a multi-billion dollars company.
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1y ago
We all remember those teachers that said that internet cannot be trusted, and that only source of truth is in books.
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It's a compressed statistical representation of text patterns, so it is absolutely true. You lose information during the process, but the quality is similar to the source data. Sometimes even above, as there is consensus when informati
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1y ago
Claude 4 Opus: > Venice, Italy does not appear to have a Japanese twin city or sister city. While several Japanese cities have earned the nickname "Venice of Japan" for their canal systems or waterfront architecture, there is n
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1y ago
With the Mac Studio you get 512 GB of unified memory (shared between CPU and GPU), this is enough to run some exciting models. In 20 years, memory has doubled 32x It means that we could have 16 TB memory computers in 2045. It can unlock a l
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