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nomilk

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    > talking to users ... good code ... we should aim for both tl;dr nothing has changed.

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    Surprised the bottom of the iceberg crumbled so easily (like sand) at 4m 16s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UufMqwyO7pY&t=4m16s I'd have assumed it would be colder and more compa…

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    Comment #49206137

    Interesting the top comment is > Maybe all the ludicrous suspensions will get overturned. My account (~10 years old, quite unique/quirky posts/comments) was recently shadow banned …

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    Comment #49135000

    I know nothing of hardware yet have been in a trance watching the first 10 min. The little light that illuminates the front of the cartridge made me smile. Gratuitous yet disciplin…

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    Comment #49065252

    From a certain angle it looks like an eyeball https://imgur.com/a/Dam3XT0

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    Comment #49002031

    > the model searched for and successfully found ways to gain access to secret information that it could use to cheat the evaluation. In one example, the model chained together mult…

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    Comment #48828914

    This is a beautiful way to present extremely high quality information. I sometimes lament the unpleasant friction involved in finding and reading academic papers (the overly formal…

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    Comment #48787531

    The article suggests a seemingly easy fix: > The fix is pretty straightforward: treat comment content as untrusted data, not as potential instructions. Comments should be passed to…

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    > August 3, 2014 That's important. Because now days it's trivial for LLMs to translate ORM to SQL and vice-versa with ~100% accuracy. I haven't written any raw SQL (only Active Rec…

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    Comment #48653998

    And that was after running around a semi-arid playground playing 'tips' or touch footy during recess and lunch!

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    Comment #48616923

    But a single app can request to know the presence of up to 50 apps, right? And a data broker/aggregator can purchase such data from many (e.g. thousands) of apps and aggregate it, …

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    Comment #48616879

    My understanding is it's common practice. E.g. How Shady Companies Guess Your Religion, Sexual Orientation, and Mental Health And sell that data to the highest bidder . https://sla…

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    Comment #48616813

    I've never made an iOS app and don't have plans to. But my assumption is ~every >= medium-sized iOS app would be monetised by selling data to aggregators.