Molomby

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by Molomby 3y ago
Side note but, man, I hate it when write ups like this refer to events in relative terms without including a published date... > Last month [...] > At the same time [...] > That was over 6 months ago [...] From when?!? What good is
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by Molomby 3y ago
The WSJ in fact https://www.wsj.com/tech/apple-vision-pro-review-39f2d82e
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by Molomby 3y ago
I pushed it on the subject and, to paraphrase, it claims to be similar to an LLM (in that it's trained on a large corpus and uses statistical models to determine which tokens to respond with) but that, unlike an LLM, it uses machine le
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by Molomby 3y ago
It's bad. I have a ASUS MB16AHP (claiming a brightness of 220cd/㎡, contrast ratio 700:1) and yeah, in a brightly lit room viewing can be difficult. It's ok under normal office lighting but you'll be out of luck if you ha
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by Molomby 4y ago
Keep in mind that... > The model is able to reference up to approximately 3000 words (or 4000 tokens) from the current conversation - any information beyond that is not stored. ( https://help.openai.com/en/articles&#x
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by Molomby 4y ago
I'd be worried any secrets that had been printed would persisted on the internal printer storage, eg. https://www.bitraser.com/article/innocuous-printer-can-leak-...
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by Molomby 4y ago
I thought it was a story about EVs bursting into flames after being repossessed. Pretty confusing headline without context.
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by Molomby 4y ago
There are reports that Apple has been exploring a foldable eInk device of some kind, so yeah.
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by Molomby 4y ago
Select multiple files with different extensions > hold [Control] and right click > Get Summary Info > Open with (select all) > click [Change All...]. The files don't need to be valid, just have the extension you want to ass
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by Molomby 4y ago
Related? https://github.com/duffn/dumb-password-rules
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by Molomby 5y ago
The script I use to wrap the Forward Email API.. https://gist.github.com/molomby/a862a0ee3c104090ebc8df8ce97f... It has a lot of personal preferences baked in but you get the idea.
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by Molomby 5y ago
I used "+" aliasing with a Google mailbox for years but never really loved it. It leaks your actual address and, presumably, isn't even that good at tracking who you gave which address too. Either spammers or even the company
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by Molomby 5y ago
I had a great experience recently on the scifi StackExchange, specifically with the `story-identification` tag. My description of an obscure short story was quickly identified as content posted on the (now-defunct) site Kuro5hin. The answer
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Fugitive Italian Killer Finally Meets His Match: Google Maps(nytimes.com)
3 points by Molomby 5y ago|0 comments
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by Molomby 5y ago
If you're looking for a 5k display, I've found Wikipedia's list of 5k devices to be valuable reference point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5K_resolution#List_of_devices_... Personally, I'm hanging
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by Molomby 5y ago
Anthrax is bacterial
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by Molomby 5y ago
Ad blocking is fairly mainstream these days but I've never seen (or even really considered it could be done) it in this format. The marketing material is unsurprisingly light on technical details but, assuming this is real, possibly it
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Adblock Stick(adblockstick.com)
1 points by Molomby 5y ago|2 comments
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by Molomby 5y ago
If you have complex interactions sequence diagrams can be a hugely helpful communication tool. I use https://sequencediagram.org/ quite often. It's a free, in-browser tool that lets you create/edit/export dia
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by Molomby 8y ago
This sounds great but i’m surprised more people aren’t recommending AWS as a modern “upsell free” alternative? Their prices are good, can be secured with TFA, solid APIs, etc. That specific part of the management console isn’t amazing but i
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by Molomby 9y ago
Nope, it's real too unfortunately. https://heatst.com/tech/russias-secret-weapon-against-ransom...
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by Molomby 10y ago
Real world example of this "limited input" problem: http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/202143/i-included-e... Pre-Touch Bar, of course...
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by Molomby 11y ago
Totally agree with your sentiment but in this case I don't see how rate limiting helps, or at least not much. If you're building a botnet you don't need to crack any specific machine so you can distribute your attempts across