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dr_hooo

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    Comment #48827701

    Thanks for the straight answer, sadly I use neither of those providers. As a suggestion: maybe you could add an option to just disable e-mail integration, for users like me? Right …

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    Comment #48827601

    > If you speak decent enough ~~English~~ German, then basically if you get along, they forget about where you come from. This has been my exact experience in Germany though.

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    Comment #48827471

    Look really great! I'm a bit sad that the only way to connect to email is gmail. Is a generic IMAP connector on your roadmap?

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    Comment #48641219

    Regardless of the content, a test filters for people willing to put in the work to pass. All else being equal, given two candidates, where one has passed a test and another one who…

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    Comment #47913167

    I read this as "the agent should have asked for confirmation before running".

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    Comment #47665243

    They do (it's just text), if they are there...

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    Comment #47586444

    Likely true, but also many technically oriented people (myself included) would turn away from Android if f-droid stopped working. And I would actively start recommending friends an…

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    Comment #47457206

    On a much simpler level, llm frameworks could re-summarize their context to keep relevant, use-case-specific facts, cleanup and also organize long and short term memory on some loc…

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    Comment #47324396

    No true regarding the IDs, only PhD titles can be added. Not job descriptions. Source: academia person in Germany.

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    Comment #46063181

    Sadly, another attempt will likely be made at some point. At least the regulation is quite explicit: > This Regulation shall not prohibit, make impossible, weaken, circumvent or ot…

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    Comment #45881809

    > The same thing happened when Internet arrived. "Don't believe anything you read on the Internet." Isn't the saying "Don't believe *everything* you read on the Internet."? Which i…

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    Comment #39742147

    I was all for post-quantum crypto until I heard the news about SIKE being broken with a simple computer. How will you make sure this does not happen to the algorithms you chose?

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    Comment #38083094

    Question is whether they will stop tracking you, even if you pay.

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    Comment #37935391

    From my understanding, there is a strong assumption backed by observations that matter and physics work the same way everywhere in our universe.

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    Comment #37499405

    Could you provide some information on the Victoria Neuland thing?

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    Comment #37454652

    Microwaving steel isn't really a problem, as long as it is not just a very thin layer (can confirm)

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    Comment #37265019

    Sure, but how would the average guy fare at the same task?

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    Comment #36808394

    This doesn't seem to be a very hard problem to me. In the sense that you don't need to invent any new tech to store personal info. I also don't see a reason why these models will n…

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    Comment #36673035

    It may very well be true that 3rd parties can easily connect my identities. However I still see no reason to share my private identity with Bob from accounting.

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    Comment #36666115

    Sorry I don't have a answer for your question. But wow, I was not aware of that quote. The audacity of Zuckerberg lecturing people on lack of integrity is amazing. Shaming customer…

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    Comment #36590620

    You're just a statistical number generator...

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    Comment #36563706

    Could you also just share which previous empire you believe has been more "friendly"?