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yunohn
3y ago
> The attack can deduce responses with perfect word accuracy 29 percent of the time.
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yunohn
3y ago
This is actually a very interesting side channel attack for streaming data. They use an LLM to guess words from token length. Definitely, padding would help here. Nit: Title should say “guess” and not “read”.
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yunohn
3y ago
I and many people I know have bought this: https://www.nytimes.com/subscription/games
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yunohn
3y ago
> Not wanting to get dinged for $20/mo? OpenAI (& peer) API pricing is honestly quite cheap - I spend way less than 20$ a month for my needs. On the other hand, ChatGPT offers a different experience, so I pay for that too. htt
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yunohn
3y ago
The filing (1) claims they are a Bing Search and Ads reseller that invests almost nothing into their actual search engine, and instead repays investors with every new funding round. (1) From page 137: https://regmedia.co.uk/
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yunohn
3y ago
Sadly, it’s not configurable. It’s just an inherent limitation of the API (1). Takeout is the best alternative, but for something more realtime you can use tools (2) that wrap the browser UI which also exports full quality. (1) https:/
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yunohn
3y ago
If you’d read TFA: > Brake lights on your electric car will automatically illuminate when you decelerate the vehicle and will remain on when the vehicle fully stops.
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yunohn
3y ago
Paraphrasing, “Everyone should assume everything is FUD and lies all the time, become more educated, and be more critical and questioning”. Honestly this an absurd take, and I like AI…
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yunohn
3y ago
Maybe I don’t understand alignment fully. But why is advice around “spreading neofeudalism” controversial? As it’s meant to be a knowledge agent, I don’t have any moral qualms around AI’s ability to provide creative framings of “controversi
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yunohn
3y ago
> To naive me it sounds like "I got fired from a company once". You do realize people quit their jobs way more often than they get fired right?
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yunohn
3y ago
So your direct point is manufacturers have tuned fobs for best connectivity when held /against the user’s forehead/? I must’ve never seen the user manuals…
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yunohn
3y ago
Google isn’t sitting around randomly breaking things for Firefox users in this obvious way. I really feel like HNers often forget how minuscule the scale of their usage patterns are.
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yunohn
3y ago
The scenarios being compared are: - Fob in hand - Fob in hand, held against head Both of these already fulfill your “near body” requirement. Your point around tuning would not explain the specific difference being questioned.
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yunohn
3y ago
That’s now how DNS blocking work. The default DNS servers used by ISPs reply with the government notice website’s IP address, instead of what other global authoritative resolvers are providing. HTTPS does not prevent this from happening. In
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yunohn
3y ago
> as a testament to the fallibility of man Rather the inability to RTFA.
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yunohn
3y ago
I have never seen a business accept GPS coordinates instead of the actual home address, for booking at-home services.
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yunohn
3y ago
> if anyone is seriously considering alternative models That’s for Apple to ponder and decide how to proceed. They seem to believe there’s no alternative yet.
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yunohn
3y ago
> seems like Apple and Masimo could have worked together That’s literally what Massimo wanted, before Apple bailed on the partnership and poached their employees instead…
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yunohn
3y ago
I would argue that as a result of circadian rhythms, the Lunar calendar atleast makes more sense than the Gregorian one.
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yunohn
3y ago
Honestly this blog is one of the most entitled posts I’ve seen in a while.
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yunohn
3y ago
Well, crypto has still not demonstrated any use cases. The coins are just pumping for another round of ponzi scamming.
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yunohn
3y ago
All banking and finance apps I use have this correctly setup.
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yunohn
3y ago
I’ve always found modern Lenovo laptops to have a proper Windows integration - you can install a fresh copy of Windows 10/11 and the OS will automatically find and install drivers (and even BIOS) updates via the standard update mechani
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yunohn
3y ago
My original comment was more about the fact that Linux support for almost everything is always /stuck/ at “nearly complete”.
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yunohn
3y ago
IME most devices end up with only “nearly complete” Linux support. I have spent nearly 2 decades using Linux, and it’s always been this way…
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yunohn
3y ago
Sure, entitlements need approval from Apple. But clearly, apps are able to get it for undisclosed reasons and use it for tracking. Obviously, this goes against Apple’s guidelines and should be dealt with swiftly, especially now that it is p
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yunohn
3y ago
AFAIK entitlements are not necessarily exposed as toggles.
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yunohn
3y ago
You might note that none of those competitors get the native integrations that only iMessage gets. Not even simple things like OTP autofill.
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yunohn
3y ago
> iOS and macOS are vulnerable when Bluetooth is enabled and a Magic Keyboard has been paired with the phone or computer I’d really love more details on this, especially given the Magic Keyboard pairing requirement. Surely they can discl
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yunohn
3y ago
The more I read about Spotify and its woes, the more I feel that it’s really the hot-headed CEO/founder that needs to be fired. Has he tried taking any responsibility yet?
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