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by sunaookami 3y ago
IMHO this is completely unexpected behaviour and why would you read the manual if you don't expect this? base64 is not a difficult program to use. I certainly don't read the manual for every command that just takes an input - like
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by sunaookami 3y ago
You can only install from the Chrome Web Store. All other methods are annoying and you have to manually whitelist extension ids. I don't understand why the Chrome Web Store does not fall under the Digital Markets Act in the EU. Google
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by sunaookami 3y ago
It will get rolled out on chat.openai.com in the future. You must use the API or the OpenAI Playground currently. The GPT-4 you see on chat.openai.com is an older GPT-4-Turbo version.
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by sunaookami 3y ago
They are working on EU access: https://twitter.com/OfficialLoganK/status/177774057510767461... >For those asking about EU access, work is underway, expect more updates in the coming weeks! I think this will inc
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by sunaookami 3y ago
You can appeal here: https://support.anthropic.com/en/articles/8241253-trust-and-... They seem to ban a lot of accounts "by mistake" or very aggressively but they also do unban. There are quite a few cas
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by sunaookami 3y ago
Biome is superb but the IntelliJ plugin is very buggy unfortunately. Still needs some time in the oven.
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by sunaookami 3y ago
Updated a React Native project a month ago through 3 major versions and updating ESLint (to v8) was the most annoying and tedious part. I've just updated the main package and not the rules because something was broken constantly and it
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by sunaookami 3y ago
I bet that most people (even tech-savy) can't reliably differentiate real content from AI content. Instagram and Threads for example are already full of AI content and AI "models".
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by sunaookami 3y ago
No it does not. See for example: https://twitter.com/MikageEmu/status/1776558775064760798 (from a former Citra dev). Quoting the relevant parts: >No, the new App Store policies won't get us emulators on iO
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by sunaookami 3y ago
> Windows to me is intuitive by default Because you are used to it. It would've been the other way around if you grew up with macOS. I have no problem with both of these systems after spending the time to get used to how macOS behav
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by sunaookami 3y ago
People said the same about Windows XP EOL. And Windows 7 EOL. Yet here we are.
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by sunaookami 3y ago
RCS failed. It failed the last >10 years and it will fail the next >10 years. There are too many companies and too much bureaucracy. It isn't an open standard anymore - Google extended it and now wants Apple to use their implemen
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by sunaookami 3y ago
>for American data If only! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act
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by sunaookami 3y ago
Take a closer look at the domain ;)
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by sunaookami 3y ago
Not an acquisition per se but: OpenAI
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by sunaookami 3y ago
It just sounds like you have given up because these companies can do anything and the fines do not affect them. The answer is splitting them up and preventing them from abusing their market power in the first place. And in fact Microsoft sh
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by sunaookami 3y ago
From the Chatbot Arena[1]: > Vote won't be counted if model identity is revealed during conversation. [1] https://arena.lmsys.org/
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by sunaookami 3y ago
You shouldn't lose any security when your vault itself is protected with 2FA.
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Container debugging made easy: zsh, tools, packages on any image(orbstack.dev)
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