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by scottmf 4y ago
> I think this response actually illustrates my point quite nicely Absolutely. From a surface-level read it may sound sensible but it all falls apart very easily. The lines of reasoning for each attempted rebuttal are practically non seq
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by scottmf 4y ago
You can use GPT-3 for relationship advice, but should you? Could you elaborate a little more on what you're asking? Perhaps an example? I feel as if any use case like this, — particularly if it crosses into interpersonal relationships
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by scottmf 4y ago
https://openai.com/blog/clip/
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by scottmf 4y ago
I have access to midjourney and have posted some creations https://twitter.com/scottinallcaps e.g., https://twitter.com/scottinallcaps/status/151597724462738227...
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by scottmf 5y ago
Let's just go with MAAAM
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by scottmf 6y ago
?
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by scottmf 6y ago
Thanks for posting, I was struggling to find the cause of our downtime.
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by scottmf 6y ago
How do we know they're low-level? Could you show the image?
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by scottmf 6y ago
I’m talking about Apple.
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by scottmf 6y ago
I assume each of his tweets have to be approved manually by some employees somewhere considering a hacker could start a war with his account. Would make sense to have something like this for @jack, too — could explain why his bio was change
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by scottmf 6y ago
My crazy theory: the real attack is on the Twitter stock price and the bitcoin is a distraction.
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by scottmf 6y ago
And then FB will ban your app.
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by scottmf 6y ago
Yes. FB will block your app for implementing FB sign in on iOS/Android without their SDK.
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by scottmf 6y ago
Oh that’s great, thank you. Hopefully Apple will take it a step further somehow.
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by scottmf 6y ago
Apple needs to promote a simple solution to switch your Spotify/whatever account from FB login to the privacy-focused Apple login. Obviously it would require app developers to implement, but Apple has a lot of power here.
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by scottmf 6y ago
Heavy restrictions on how apps use third party SDKs for signing in, forcing FB to change its policy of requiring the SDK for native apps which use FB to sign in. And then reject new app updates which don’t follow the new rules. Or just outr
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by scottmf 6y ago
Seems to me like Apple needs to intervene here. Even ignoring the privacy concerns, this is unjustifiable.
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by scottmf 6y ago
I’m calling it “lefb-pad”
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by scottmf 7y ago
For me this is much slower than the native-app-like speed of the actual mobile twitter website. How much longer is this anti-JS ideology going to dominate HN?
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by scottmf 7y ago
We use Discord as an interface for moderating our app and monitoring spam/reported content so this kinda sucks. Not super important though.
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by scottmf 7y ago
Because they make more money from ads than they could charge users to remove ads
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by scottmf 7y ago
With gzip they're almost the same size https://github.com/maniartech/InternetObject-vs-JSON-benchma... IO: Original size: 51348 bytes / Compressed size: 20021 bytes JSON: Original size: 89873 bytes / C
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by scottmf 7y ago
apple
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by scottmf 8y ago
And it was still probably cheaper than the US
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by scottmf 8y ago
>People in this thread are way overly negative. That's most of HN these days, and why I never visit anymore.
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by scottmf 8y ago
Apart from the security concerns this actually looks awesome.
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by scottmf 8y ago
Are you in the EU?
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by scottmf 8y ago
"Years ago" I'm guessing
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by scottmf 8y ago
Aren’t imgs inline-block by default?
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by scottmf 8y ago
Considering how well organized the attack seems to have been, I assume those behind it know a lot about airports/drones. I wonder if it could be a government researcher worried about a lack of funding/preparation for this kind of

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