wkat4242

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by wkat4242 1y ago
They are scared shirtless of GPL-3 though. See all the hoops that apple jump through to avoid it.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
A lot, no. On the desktop it's 0.01% according to one of those stats websites. However it's hard to detect because Firefox identifies itself as running on Linux. I run it myself on my desktop and it's great. What I like is th
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Oh sorry!
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I did it daily with a car I had bought for 50 bucks and that was not worth a new battery. Just make sure to park it on top of a hill. Push it off with a foot out the door, gain momentum and now you have one attempt. I did a 3000km road trip
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Ah ok. Trust and safety, another corporate euphemism. But yeah moderators deal with shit. Not really a problem because they're already being replaced by AI. In my town there was a meta moderation centre with thousands of people. They j
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> Peter Hummelgaard, Danish Minister of Justice: "I indisputably believe that surveillance creates an increased sense of security ... Yeah I feel so safe with hundreds of unknown people constantly looking over my shoulder /s
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Joachim is a male name at least where I'm from :)
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by wkat4242 1y ago
He triggers the individual's own email in each case so it's distributed. Smart way, otherwise it's easily blocked
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Well I don't mind that they're blowing her off because she's campaigning to monitor everyone's communication.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
From where you speak about "T&S Que" I have no idea what you're talking about. You might have a point but I honestly don't follow (I don't even know what T&S is)
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by wkat4242 1y ago
It's also not a "one-man campaign". The whole point of it is that it enables a duckton of people to campaign against it in an easy way. And much more noticeable than a stupid change.org petition where you're just one o
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by wkat4242 1y ago
They have also dumped their barely disguised spyware called Upday onto Samsung customers for years by preinstalling that crap
553.
by wkat4242 1y ago
Yes but it too can be encrypted
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Well to be fair we are already handing all our data to Microsoft on a silver platter since we moved everything to M365. So it's not like they didn't have it all before.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Sorry I meant kagi not yagi :)
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I don't agree, for example Google hasn't done to Chrome what Microsoft did to IE, just basically dropping all development. And Chrome probably has a bigger marketshare than IE ever did.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I totally understand their point of view considering the sensitivity of your data. In power platform it's very easy to make an oopsie and expose huge volumes of data on some unprotected object storage or an external platform. We have a
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> IT loves 365 because it's so risk-averse. No big jumps, no surprises, Umm no, it's the opposite. It's super high-risk right now for us. Microsoft is constantly shifting stuff around leading us to have to constantly chang
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yeah what we did for a while was just have a bunch of licenses and rotate them through the org, getting people's feedback after a month or so. Of course all the people asking for these were already very interested in AI so they are not
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Sharepoint is automatically integrated. So that should always work on a paid M365 copilot. But only for paid users. Free users can't have access (and also there is zero custom integration on the free version).
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Then you probably don't have the paid version. The free version ("Copilot 365 *chat*") does not have the ability to search in any company information even in M365. If you see a work and web tab at the top, click work. Then it
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yes. Worthwhile in terms of 'worth using it', not 'worth 30$ a month' though. What I like: - Meeting catch-up (I don't use meeting minutes much) - Finding stuff in my messy uncategorised mailbox - Finding stuff in s
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Thanks for the tip. That function sounds pretty useful. I've been meaning to automate categorising manual survey responses in an excel file. And trying to do it through copilot studio (at my work we don't have access to a simple A
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> However, I've had no issue remapping it to the Context Menu key on the Chinese Lenovo Xiao Xin laptop I bought recently. That's probably because you're not using it as a modifier so the OP's complaint of the automat
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> Somehow they are capable of building potentially world changing LLM's Copilot doesn't run on Microsoft's own LLMs, they're all third party. ChatGPT in office copilot, in github you can choose various other ones too.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Sharepoint has been a complete mess ever since its inception. It lacked any data organisation features so unless you had really strict processes and oversight it turned into a shitheap within months. This is still really the case. Even now
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by wkat4242 1y ago
And then they have differerent versions of copilot. The consumer one at copilot.microsoft.com, the office one at really hard to remember m365.cloud.microsoft/chat etc. It's really annoying. And it used to be better. Copilot.micros
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> MS isnt some cash-strapped startup that needs to post instant profits right this moment. Hmm no, but they are clearly under pressure. Integrating Copilot Chat in office was a pretty big move, and the constant rebranding of everything a
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yes, that's the thing. I see the same. Every time we had to move from a third party product to a MS one we always had to limit what we wanted to do because the MS solution was far less capable and if we asked about it we'd just ge
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Even office isn't that good. It's basically been static in features for 25 years (until copilot came around). It took them a decade to surpass the 65535-row problem in excel. Microsoft get really lazy when they have a virtual mono

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