throwawayk7h

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by throwawayk7h 3mo ago
There are also non-transferrable passkeys which can't be copied between two secure devices, so it'd be hard to get some passkeys onto your yubikey in the first place. Furthermore, I personally feel that if you can't actually
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by throwawayk7h 3mo ago
You don't consider WebAuthn to be passkeys? Why not?
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by throwawayk7h 3mo ago
It'd be nice to just have a command prefix e.g. /local fix my typo
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by throwawayk7h 3mo ago
that's not true. Passkeys have an optional remote attestation capability, which second parties can use to completely enforce aspects of your keys, such as them being non-transferrable or not usable without a screen touch etc.
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
I'm skeptical that they have working CEC. The steam deck, for example, does not. It also doesn't work reliably with many TVs. I'll believe it when I see it.
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
there are more irregular verbs than just kuru and suru. iku and aru are also irregular, for example. Irregulars notwithstanding, the conjugation pattern is actually completely lossless if you just remember the imperative form (e.g. 着ろ kiro,
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
What I dislike about this method is that it seems to be focussed on A=440 Hz, which is arbitrary. I assume that if the learner drifts later in life by under a semitone, then things will seem like they're between keys.
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
Very exciting! And I like the fediverse integration too. > $N independent, personal blogs. One front page. Ranked by votes and freshness, shaped by you. This sounds a bit AI-generated (i.e. bland). I would just remove that line entirely
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
my government is implementing a ZKP protocol to solve this problem. So is brazil. (bifold open wallet.)
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
device-side restrictions; improve the UX for parental restrictions and make them on-by-default for children. When you buy a device, if you can't present ID (or the device is for a child), the vendor gives it to you in "child mode.
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Decomp.dev – dashboard of various video game decompilation projects(decomp.dev)
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
That's rather meaningless. The scientists in the Manhattan project initially had less information than what is now available on the internet.
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
it really should be .gc.ca for us to be sure. Here's a chain of trust you can follow: https://parl.gc.ca -> https://parl.ca https://www.parl.ca/Committees/en/LANG/Contact?parl=3
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
in a three-party system, there's provably no optimal voting system. Most people who would normally vote NDP voted strategically in the last election to prevent a conservative majority. While it's true in the literal sense that we
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
Regardless of whether LLMs are conscious or not, they have no known mechanism for experiencing pain and suffering, and there's no reason to believe they have one (such as a limbic system). So why worry about it?
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
maybe the bacteria are conscious. How sure are we that they're not? The only strong argument I have against it is the anthropic principle -- there are billions of times more bacteria than humans, so it's overwhelmingly unlikely th
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
why is that obviously false? To a functionalist, a pen and paper and a set of rules is sufficient for consciousness.
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
TL;DR, the arguments are: - If you asked an LLM to imitate somebody, it's not creating a digital consciousness of that person, so if you ask an LLM to pretend to be a helpful chatbot, that persona is also not conscious. - they can&#x27
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
Germany's official name is Bundesrepublik Deutschland
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
how would you build memory into the weights? and why is RAG not enough? Our hippocampus is at a bit of a distance from our frontal cortex.
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
is remote attestation possible in a web browser already?
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
it's just annoying to have to do that.
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by throwawayk7h 4mo ago
It's good legislation. I would love to see this extended to "Stop Killing Software" in general, with the same provisions.
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by throwawayk7h 5mo ago
Many people's code underpins the internet. Some of them are women, yes. I wonder if you've ever heard of Grace Hopper.
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by throwawayk7h 5mo ago
the bill explicitly doesn't apply to games that are free or are on a subscription system. (I assume free-to-play with microtransactions would be covered by this bill though, unless those microtransactions are subscription-based or ti
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by throwawayk7h 5mo ago
Yeah! And if climate change is so inevitable, why do the people who want to prevent it from happening seem hell-bent on convincing people that climate change is real?
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by throwawayk7h 5mo ago
Closely related is Laplace's Rule of Succession[1], which basically says that (in lieu of other information), the odds of something happening next time go down the more times in a row that it doesn't happen (and vice versa). So fo
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by throwawayk7h 5mo ago
Mind you, he is only personally invested insofar as he's staked his reputation on it. Throughout his writing, he expresses the same point over and over again: desperately wants AI to slow down, advocates for politics that would slow it
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by throwawayk7h 5mo ago
AI has not been trained on Lojban. And furthermore, this article is almost certainly primarily intended to be read by humans directly. I understand you're being facetious, but I'm not sure what point you're trying to make abo
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by throwawayk7h 5mo ago
matrix.org alive and well

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