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by stcg 3y ago
It still happens, a fellow student and friend of mine got this response ('installed it for you') about two years ago at Radboud University Nijmegen after entering `sudo apt install nasm`
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by stcg 4y ago
That's interesting, what language is that? Also, is it possible to give a prompt to make ChatGPT switch to feminine gender?
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by stcg 4y ago
I agree. Calling it a hash function feels off. I do not expect a hash function's output to be used to 'reverse' to an approximation of the input (which is the primary use here). That being easy is even an unacceptable propert
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by stcg 4y ago
In the short therm, I think it's very likely that companies (including smaller companies) integrating LLM's in their products want to locally run an open source LLM instead of relying on an external service, because it gives more
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by stcg 4y ago
Watermarking [0] is a better solution. It still works after changes made to the generated output, and anyone can independently check for a watermark. Computerphile did a video on it [1]. But of course, watermarking or checksums stop working
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by stcg 4y ago
In Dutch I would say 'zeurkous' (literally translated 'whiny stocking') meaning something like 'grouch'
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by stcg 4y ago
> Do vim users know if there was anything like Select next occurrence in vim? You can press '*' in normal mode to search for the word under the cursor.
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by stcg 7y ago
> Some anti-pattern examples are C++ and Vulcan. Are you referring to the Vulkan API? If so, why do you see it as an anti-pattern example? I like the API and I think it is a great and necessary improvement over OpenGL. I actually hope to