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by teekert 1mo ago
“Just in my toilet, I’m supposed to have an app for the seat, an app for the flush and one for the ventilation.” Ok that explains where the hate for apps comes from…
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by teekert 1mo ago
There is no toggle in my admin settings to disable this for the whole org (when on the Team plan). If it was there before they recently removed it. "Mistral always trained on your data by default except for the enterprise plan" -
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by teekert 1mo ago
You can still easily disable "Allow the use of your interactions with Vibe to train Mistral's AI models." What's annoying is that they switched this to on by default on Team plans with no way to turn it off for your whol
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by teekert 1mo ago
Defaults matter. The expectation for an organization tier plan is not that you have to go and ask each user in your org to please turn off "Allow the use of your interactions with Vibe to train Mistral's AI models" before sta
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by teekert 1mo ago
When I started my search for an AI "partner" the Mistral TEAM plan had "use my prompts for training" turned off by default, as per their docs in multiple places. I could have sworn I saw a organization switch in my dashb
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by teekert 1mo ago
The toggles I see at https://admin.mistral.ai/vibe/privacy : Allow public sharing of chats content Allow user feedback on model responses Chat Retention Policy At https://admin.mistral.ai/plateforme&#x2F
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by teekert 1mo ago
"No model training on your content by default" [0] It's not the default on any Team plans and didn't used to be at Mistral (until last week or so). The team plan has a central admin role and page, and "seats".
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by teekert 1mo ago
Idk, feels like my brain does not have the model for this, this does not exist in my language afaik haha.
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by teekert 1mo ago
Yes, individual indeed (used to different but changed about a year ago, see [0] among others]. For the Team and Enterprise plans de default is "not sharing prompts for training" (which I mistakenly referred to as opted out of shar
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by teekert 1mo ago
I don't have that toggle (but could indeed have sworn I saw it earlier). Sorry, I have always thought that "opting in" is, "opting for the presented option" and opting out is "opting out of it", so opting
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by teekert 1mo ago
You are "opting in to sharing your prompts for training", by default in this case. My slider says: "Allow the use of your interactions with Vibe to train Mistral's AI models.", it is on by default for everyone on th
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by teekert 1mo ago
Context: After careful research our organization preferred a European partner with good central privacy controls. We landed on Mistral, after being disappointed that the Pro tier was opt-in to training on prompts by default we switched up t
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Can I opt out of my input or output data being used for training?(help.mistral.ai)
498 points by teekert 1mo ago|245 comments
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by teekert 1mo ago
My Linux kernel is not riddled with ads? Maybe companies should see browsers more as a the Linux kernel, a precompetitive commodity layer on top of which we deliver/extract value to/from users.
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by teekert 1mo ago
Ah well, people love hearing what fits their world view. So if you hate LLM assisted development or vibe coding, Ed is predicting the future you want ("Don't be afraid, it's going away soon!"). As with any sudden change,
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by teekert 1mo ago
Later on you can hover over the image, and the tooltip will pop up the address. It will be a great resource for contacting interesting people! /s
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by teekert 1mo ago
Care should age? At what rate, do you propose?
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by teekert 1mo ago
I a way yes, it is their duty to their future happiness to explore. No doubt some will not word it like that, but I met some that really do (and I envy them, I was indeed a bit mind/clue-less).
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by teekert 1mo ago
Teenagers would experiment a lot less with sex and drugs, if that was the requirement ;) (Or what would we call the thing the teenagers do?)
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by teekert 1mo ago
Yeah, this is similar to how it went with me. I must say I wasn't too precise because I was in planning mode anyway, but it sort of blamed me "Yes I did that despite planning mode ... To be fair you did say..." for saying som
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by teekert 1mo ago
Ah yes people get into trouble in all sorts of ways.
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by teekert 1mo ago
We went through this right? This happened at the beginning of the year ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47150122 , probably more links on HN). It's a super careless thing to take such tech and just release it on an
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by teekert 1mo ago
In this case the "disastrous failure" is even from a super careless "experiment" by a "competitor" that likes regulation.
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by teekert 1mo ago
Fwiw, I call that experimenting.
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by teekert 1mo ago
You can check the scripts and cronjobs, als ask it to summarize the scripts actions (using another agent/model if you want). All in all, LLMs are not 100% trustworthy but generally things go as intended.
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by teekert 1mo ago
There are reasons to be careful indeed, but for me all instructions were followed nicely so far. Yesterday I had Claude (in CC) do a large number of changes to my codebase using a bash script, even though I was in planning mode and in claud
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by teekert 1mo ago
For me the problems are always when I pull some image (like GitLab) and try to get it to work with podman. Or the hoops you have to jump through with podman-compose (user lingering, systemd services, privileged ports (80,443) [yeah I know i
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by teekert 1mo ago
Imho it say something about you that you see people that experiment with new things as "mindless people". I'll go search for my mind now, thanx.
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by teekert 1mo ago
Yeah that's true, and in many cases the AI just sets up a cronjob and a script (and a mailbox, and an interface to telegram, and a reporting structure). But it's nice that in case of errors it handles the edge cases or it fixes th
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by teekert 1mo ago
I think this is a good question, as with any of these new things you don't really feel any need indeed. My claw scrapes some APIs, receives some emails with job listings, and matches it all to my profile. It can also fill two folders a

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