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by rylz 3y ago
Group creators can disable history sync if they wish, and when you join a group someone else created, you can see whether it’s enabled or not on the group details screen. I have it disabled in a bunch of my small, more intimate, groups for
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by rylz 3y ago
We're very transparent in the UI about the fact that messages that mention @AI are not covered by e2ee. See https://imgur.com/a/5kPEdQP Only messages that actually mention @AI are sent in plaintext to us, and then
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by rylz 3y ago
Yes. Each time you mention @AI in a thread, all prior mentions of @AI in the same thread, as well as its prior responses (up to the token limit for GPT-3.5) are resubmitted to the OpenAI API, so that it can continue the conversation includi
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by rylz 3y ago
The default setting when you join a group is that threads are not muted by default, but you can change a per-group setting to instead only be notified if you choose to reply, or explicitly subscribe to, each thread.
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by rylz 3y ago
Hi, cofounder here. We're very transparent in the UI about the fact that messages that mention @AI are not covered by e2ee. See https://imgur.com/a/5kPEdQP Only messages that actually mention @AI are sent in plain
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Quora acquires Parlio(techcrunch.com)
4 points by rylz 10y ago|0 comments
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by rylz 14y ago
How about you provide a way to generate an additional URL which would be associated with your own anonymous account rather than with an individual game? When this other URL is opened in a different browser (perhaps on a different device) yo
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by rylz 14y ago
I don't argue that AT&T's more recent decisions to stop offering unlimited plans were not both reasonable and rational. I'm just saying that, in light of Stephenson's comment that AT&T is happy with the iPhone deal for turning its b
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by rylz 14y ago
I would argue that it was the existence of unlimited data by default that "pushed the phone industry into a data-driven model," which Stephenson acknowledges to be a good thing. Without unlimted data, especially in the early days, you would
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by rylz 14y ago
Well, I guess they didn't quite land it. Something tells me that NASA had a team devoted to watching Luna 15 as it orbited and watching out for funny business. Imagine the disaster that could have occurred if the Soviets had decided to use
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by rylz 15y ago
Maybe you're right, but I think there's something to be said for teaching applied ML separate from the theory. I took a very in-depth theory-focused ML class at Caltech, in which lectures made up a thoroughly rigorous mathematical introduct
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by rylz 15y ago
Regardless of restriction to science and engineering, Caltech comes out on top for median starting salaries and second for mid-career: http://www.payscale.com/best-colleges/top-us-colleges-gradua... Maybe financial industry salaries would
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by rylz 15y ago
While this is definitely changing, Caltech graduates have tended to be heavily focused on academia in the past, and in that particular regard, the data definitely show success later on in life. The percentage of Caltech undergrads who earn
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by rylz 15y ago
Exactly. I actually think that Timeline is an improvement for user privacy, as it makes it easier for users to see exactly what information about them is accessible, and they can then decide if they want to remove it or strengthen privacy c
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by rylz 15y ago
The title is a bit misleading. One other lab's failure to reproduce the results does not prove invalidity of the original publication. It certainly raises some eyebrows, but it makes sense to wait and see what comes of Wolfe-Simon's further