greenyies

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by greenyies 2y ago
I find this article very weird. It doesn't really explain anything besides talking about tokenization on random levels. You need a certain amount of data to even understand that once upon a time might be a higher level concept.
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by greenyies 2y ago
Exactly, this is just stupid marketing and has nothing to do with real ai
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by greenyies 2y ago
Scammers and stupid marketing doesn't mean ai is a bubble
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by greenyies 2y ago
Alpha Fold 2 for example. Whisper. Image gen changes a whole industry right now. The robot demos the last year.
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by greenyies 2y ago
Way to long and no bubble in sight Ai is already changing plenty of industries...
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by greenyies 2y ago
I might consider it tbh.
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by greenyies 2y ago
We are at hn not on some regional newspaper site Those type of 'secret' prompts are quite known.
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by greenyies 2y ago
And? Who cares? Jail breaks and similar is known. With accidentally and secret it's painted as something really bad happened
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by greenyies 2y ago
There is a encryption standard for ssds and the better ones do this anyway. The boot password might be needed to be configured but it's unlocks your SSD. It's enough for the SSD to forget the AES key
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by greenyies 2y ago
Never heard or seen this. Who? And why?
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by greenyies 2y ago
SSD stores your data on flash chips. They are coated and only the connectors are exposed. You are not destroying anything you just make it hard to access
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by greenyies 2y ago
It's one of many examples were people get a wrong assumption if what equally has to mean. Allowing woman or enabling them to do 'men' things doesn't mean they have to do the exact thing as men. Like carrying the same wei
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by greenyies 2y ago
Equality doesn't mean that everything is equal. If you are 6'5 heigh equality could mean that smaller people sit or stand in front of you. For woman it doesn't mean they have to go to military but could.
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by greenyies 2y ago
Why would they sponsor this for you? Someone has to pay for it and if their product requires an API key anyway...
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by greenyies 2y ago
It's the same company. His trust was for the company not just for a product
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by greenyies 2y ago
I talk about the distro qubes os and not about xen. Also my email account and everything normal I do, is part of my normal life and it's very helpful to be normal. If I would ever do something out of the ordinary and want to do somethi
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by greenyies 2y ago
I'm not switching my os to some obscure one for security and it doesn't make sense for me to isolate my browser from my system/files. And yes my mail account is more critical than my local files.
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by greenyies 2y ago
I'm serious enough about security that I don't trust a very small dev teams skill set developing a browser for the Internet we have today.
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by greenyies 2y ago
Despite you painting it as extreme as you do, yes. Random exploits on the Internet are still a higher risk for me.
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by greenyies 2y ago
I'm just not trusting a small browser dev team. The risk of exploits is too high
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by greenyies 2y ago
Through which interface?
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by greenyies 2y ago
I'm using site generator for site generator use cases... And servers which do not have any backend. Even apache2 SSI isn't enabled by default. A standard default templating system on static content hosters would help.
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by greenyies 2y ago
At least in Germany the price per kWh of wind and solar is super cheap. But the dispatch of energy costs money which everyone pays for. Dispatch means that an overproducing solar farm or wind farm gets disconnected but still gets compensati
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by greenyies 2y ago
Game theory playsna big role here too. We have a group of people like me or real investors who invest in solar. I bought a balcony powerplant. It's just 600 watts but because how the market works, I disrupt it with this as everyone els