berlam

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Psychometric Jailbreaks Reveal Internal Conflict in Frontier Models(arxiv.org)
2 points by berlam 9mo ago|0 comments
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by berlam 3y ago
They will also end the YouTube Music early adopter price benefit for long-time customers. > Update on the price of the YouTube Music Premium single tariff. Hi, thank you for joining and choosing to become a member. YouTube Music Pre
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TypeScript Without Transpilation (2021)(incrementalelm.com)
44 points by berlam 3y ago|43 comments
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by berlam 6y ago
> However, approximately 52.5 million non-public profile fields were exposed to alternative apps that requested access to individuals Google+ ID, and created access to other profiles that had shared information with each other. It's
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by berlam 6y ago
I agree, but would like to remind you of the Google+ data scandal in 2018, which did not increase my confidence in Google's security measures. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Google_data_breach
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by berlam 6y ago
Actually I have the Jelly Pro and am taking it almost every time with me while doing sports wrapped around my upper arm. It is lightweight and I can have and use (almost) any android app on it. It is just nice to have a tiny device for play
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by berlam 8y ago
I am a long-time user of GSuite/ Google Apps for Work and have a custom domain with accounts for my family members. I updated my free tier account from 2009 to a paid subscription in 2014, which I must say now, was a big mistake. The b
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by berlam 9y ago
On my list is a GPU passthrough setup, which is described in following blog post [1] (with screenshots). I did not set up it yet, but I will try it out next time I build up my home desktop from ground up. [1] https://davidyat.es&
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by berlam 9y ago
Interesting setup. I found myself looking for a static site deployer a few months back and decided to build my static website with hugo [1] and deploy it from my private GitHub repository with the help of github-bucket [2]. So far it is wor
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ThinkPad 25 Anniversary Edition(lenovopartner.com)
3 points by berlam 9y ago|1 comments
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by berlam 9y ago
A few months back I created a tool [0], which deploys static content from GitHub to S3, with GitHub push events and AWS Lambda. This was more like a PoC but worked quite well for me. During development I was very happy with the usage of jgi
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by berlam 9y ago
Years ago, when OS X was my preferred platform, I was really impressed from the fast and really good support of "Many Tricks". Always felt like I was supporting one of my colleagues emerging side projects and I felt quite good as
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by berlam 10y ago
Yes, that's right, for sure. You just need enough people talking about something in a scary enough way to then become apprehensive about it yourself. Once that happens it’s very easy not only to worry, but also to tie all minor negativ
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by berlam 10y ago
There it is again: Friday the 13th. Well, it's time for home and side projects.
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by berlam 10y ago
If you prefer books, than I can recommend "Building Microservices" from Sam Newman [1]. You get some basic information and pitfalls you should avoid when building microservices. [1] http://shop.oreilly.com/product&
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by berlam 10y ago
This feature is called sub-addressing, but it is also known as plus addressing or tagged addressing. I also use it but some services do not allow the plus sign in their registration form. Very frustrating.
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by berlam 10y ago
I also actively watch my unique-per-service email addresses but have not started with a list, yet. Might be a good idea.