unbrice

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by unbrice 2mo ago
The argument is that E2E encryption implemented by Non-signal may protect you against Signal but won't protect you against Non-signal
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by unbrice 3mo ago
This is indeed strange. Do you get the same results if you disable personalisation using the top right button ("temporary chat")? Can you please share a trace?
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by unbrice 3mo ago
> As an immigrant in Switzerland, I am quite WORRIED. If it helps : Assuming that the initiative pass and nothing is done to reduce the immigration rate, the 10M threshold would be reached by 2040 according to the Federal Statistics Offi
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by unbrice 4mo ago
Ah, it reads better in French I think (my native language): "Un message (important) du fondateur..." I think you might read it as: `An "important" message from the founder...` On this, Gemini says: In French text, pa
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by unbrice 4mo ago
I'm very happy with Galaxus. It's a market leader in Switzerland, also available in France and Germany. What I like: their pages displays return rates, repair times, and price history. I can find what I'm looking for easily,
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by unbrice 5mo ago
The gaps: Pull VS Push, Imperative vs Declarative and Discovery being hard.
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by unbrice 5mo ago
From the press release: > With one run on each of roughly 7000 entry points into these repositories, Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6 reached tier 1 in between 150 and 175 cases, and tier 2 about 100 times, but each achieved only a single crash a
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by unbrice 9mo ago
Mais bien sûr ! Consider visiting France some day, it's not just the restaurants, supermarkets carry genuinely interesting ingredients. https://www.intermarche.com/produit/cervelle-de-porc/2889214...
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by unbrice 9mo ago
> there are likely too many students to maintain a high standard of education anyway. Right on point. I find particularly striking how little is said about whether the best students achieve the best grades. Authors are even candid that d
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by unbrice 10mo ago
> Go also has a built-in "event loop"-type thing, but decidedly does not have a coloring problem. context is kind of a function color in go, and it's also a function argument.
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by unbrice 11mo ago
Which country if I may ask? I have lived in France Switzerland and Ireland and haven't seen something like this, even though governments provide the tax filing software. I wonder if the explanation actually had to do with these people
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by unbrice 1y ago
Praised for its functionality and freedom, yet notorious for its weak moderation and ties with Russia, Telegram is increasingly used for malicious campaigns. From anti-vaccination and flat-Earth conspiracies to disinformation and illicit ac
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by unbrice 1y ago
Can you please share a few sessions ? I want to get a better sense of what people have achieved with generic LLMs that is novel. (Emphasis on "generic", I think I can more readily imagine how specialized models for protein folding
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by unbrice 1y ago
It means that the language and runtime both agree not to look at your dead-end state, so no-one can say it's their fault ;) For example I can define a notsemaphore actor that calls a callback once an internal count reaches 0, and then
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by unbrice 1y ago
It would be technically deadlock free because you'd have a state that is unable to progress forward but it wouldn't technically involve a synchronisation primitive. In my view a real deadlock would actually be easier to debug but
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by unbrice 1y ago
3. The use case is dynamic schemas and access is through the reflection API. Thus PGO has to be done at runtime...
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by unbrice 1y ago
I am talking with it in French, the UI is even localized. Dark theme is missing though.
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by unbrice 2y ago
To the best of my knowledge he endorsed specific behavior about specific policies, not "Trump's political picks". I wish topics vaguely adjacent to US politics could be discussed in less divisive and polarized ways.
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by unbrice 2y ago
> Is the French system a good example of a multi-party system? I would say yes in the sense a new party can (and did) emerge and rise to power when there is demand. Even before that you had some healthy rise and fall of political parties
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by unbrice 2y ago
> Either the system causes less loss of life than a human driver or it doesn’t. The confounding factors don’t matter. Confounding factors are what allows one to tell appart "the system cause less loss of life" from "the sy
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by unbrice 2y ago
I second this. I was looking for a solution that prevented a compromised host from deleting its own backups. Forcing the command as you mentioned works for rsync.net, and its snapshots also provide a protection against fat finger errors.
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by unbrice 2y ago
Re: Understanding the cynicism: For example it is intriguing that they insisted on using a wheelchair to get in the car, but not to get out. But what's even more revealing is that the child had to be in a car seat while on his mother&
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by unbrice 2y ago
One technical challenge to using panic to represent normal exceptions is that most go code is then not exception safe. This was a design choice for the ecosystem if not the language itself (see eg: Effective go about panic not crossing pack
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by unbrice 2y ago
Authors note that this is probably the case: > we wanted to verify whether the model is actually capable of reasoning by building a simulation for a much simpler game - Connect 4 (see 'llmc4.py'). > When asked to play Connec
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by unbrice 2y ago
Quotting from the article: """Asylum seekers should only have to hand over their electronic data carriers if their identity, nationality or travel route cannot be established on the basis of identity documents or in any other