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zb3
3y ago
The first option has the same problem I mentioned, while the second sounds much less practical than SMS. Each backup might decrease the overall security, but while theoretically you can still remember TOTP tokens or write them down and put
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zb3
3y ago
My number is tied to my government issued ID. If I lose the SIM card I can get another one simply by showing my ID. If my ID gets stolen I can get another one by visiting the Police and so on. The point is - I have some kind of an enforceab
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zb3
3y ago
What if I lose my devices?
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zb3
3y ago
This will mean no 2FA for me and many others. I'll never set up a method that depends on me not losing a particular device or an account.
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zb3
3y ago
It's the easiest solution in many cases.
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zb3
3y ago
I signed up yesterday and I'm still on waitlist. Maybe I was too honest..
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Google Bard available everywhere but not in the EU
(support.google.com)
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zb3
3y ago
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zb3
3y ago
It was already in Bard according to their post, the relevant part here: Plus, it’s powering our recently announced coding update. This is the post: https://blog.google/technology/ai/google-palm-2-ai-large
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zb3
3y ago
More like I'm arguing that if they use their BG detection for catching adblockers as well, then that part _might_ be attacked with a greater force than before - and if broken, might hurt them more than adblockers did. Of course it'
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zb3
3y ago
I was refering to the fact that before a click is recorded, YT uses a thing called BotGuard, presumably to prevent malicious clicks (I might be misunderstanding the use of BG here), so I thought they use similar measures when counting impre
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zb3
3y ago
After analyzing the code I see that it's indeed the server that's supposed to return whether to display this popup (so presumably the video info data would not be included in that response). However this still doesn't mean th
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zb3
3y ago
That's technically interesting, how do they plan to enforce this?
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zb3
3y ago
That's the first time I see an emoji on HN, are emojis even allowed here (technically)?
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zb3
3y ago
I applied for personal use, I stated that I'd like to experiment with its coding abilities. Yeah it seems that they prioritized companies making GPT-4 products first.
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zb3
3y ago
This is a paid LLM playground site with many models including GPT-4 and Claude-v1.
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zb3
3y ago
No, I'm talking about the API waitlist. Still, I'm using https://nat.dev/ to access GPT-4 so I don't care that much anymore.
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zb3
3y ago
Of course I still don't even have the basic GPT-4 after nearly two months of waiting.
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zb3
4y ago
Also this nonsense geoblock that still exists. I've already joined waitlist via Tor and then I was granted access. Yet when I visit bard.google.com without Tor I'm still informed that bard isn't supported in my country.
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zb3
4y ago
How can this combo be good if Bing search still returns crap results? What about topics outside GPT-4 training data?
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zb3
4y ago
I'd also like to ask what's the logic behind not disclosing their business model? Is it because: a) It doesn't exist yet / more data about usage is needed (ad supported vs paid) b) The price would be too high for most
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zb3
4y ago
This comment is a rare case of an actually interesting and not so irrelevant spam link.
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zb3
4y ago
Typing is very slow, that needs to be fixed.
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zb3
4y ago
I only found this picklescan[0] serving this purpose, but it doesn't seem to be a finished project. [0] - https://github.com/mmaitre314/picklescan
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zb3
4y ago
But ML models generally can execute arbitrary code Is it the case if we're only talking about weights? I thought the rest is actually "open".
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zb3
4y ago
I don't see why these are mutually exclusive. The point is that those new "engineers" will not necessarily be the same people. Those "good" engineers will enjoy improved productivity and will be more sought after, w
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zb3
4y ago
New things come and Increase economic inequality. And so what if someone looses job to ChatGPT? Not a shortage of jobs out there. It gets increasingly harder to qualify for these new jobs, and those working the "easier&q
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zb3
4y ago
Initially I thought this was $18.00 every 6 months :(
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zb3
4y ago
Playground requests are not free, but OpenAI gives everyone (I think) $18.00 free trial quota. Maybe you could bypass this for now using multiple accounts, but ultimately playground is not meant to be free. (Codex is free though as it'
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zb3
4y ago
They of course help, but it's not the same as the complete lack of orientation.
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zb3
4y ago
Basically the urges we all have, even if they can obviously lead to some awful things, are also the process of aeons of evolution. And they've shown themselves to be remarkably effective at keeping our species alive Ah, so the
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