jrahmy

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   by jrahmy 3mo ago

   I don't see how. You could ask a neural network to do the tokenization I suppose, but in doing so you'd have to convert the prompt into tokens via the same deterministic process the network was trained on, essentially just moving
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   by jrahmy 4mo ago

   A tokenizer is a deterministic string-matching program, it's not made out of weights in the same sense as a neural network itself.
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   by jrahmy 7y ago

   The links have _ostensibly_ pointed to the destination for quite some time, at least for me. The current techniques they use for tracking clicks do not require otherwise. They just use pings[1] where supported, and a JS mouse-down event to
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   by jrahmy 7y ago

   Maybe you're joking, but .ai is the ccTLD for Anguilla. I don't think they meant to imply the companies in question reside there.
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   by jrahmy 8y ago

   CSP affects inline scripts as well. They are actually disallowed by default and must be explicitly whitelisted.
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   by jrahmy 8y ago

   You could let the user decide with buttons on the error dialogue. Lot's of crash reporters use this pattern.
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   by jrahmy 8y ago

   I think you might be confused. The repeal will switch us to DST year-round, which seems to be what you'd prefer.