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    When you say firewalls for AI models, you mean firewalls for agents, right? Otherwise, I don't see the need to firewall a model.

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    Comment #47926212

    >[LLMs are just] random token generator based on token frequency distributions with no real thought ... and who knows if we, humans, are not just merely that.

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    Comment #47228622

    I like the idea, but why not implementig it with a simple commit hook?

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    Comment #45320367

    AI is filling "narrow" gaps. In the case of seniors these are: -techs they understand but still not master. AI aids with implementation details only experts knowb about - No time f…

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    Comment #44629692

    How can this article pass without comments? Summer time?

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    Comment #42944557

    To make matters worse, this is not only "rehappening" in the US. It's global

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    Comment #41487202

    I suspect that there are no many cases of serious backend Java applications in the cloud. Mainly because they are typically integrated with legacy and/or propietary infrastructure …

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    Comment #38110802

    He might be right. Browsers come with CAs from EU states (or agencies controlled by states) for the last 10 years (at least). I work for a public admin in Spain and our site uses o…

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    Comment #37824361

    TBH it looks pretty much like Redmine: https://www.redmine.org/ (also open source) configured with the appropiate set of pluggins

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    Comment #37162962

    Unbelieveble the effort invested in demonstrating that LK-99 is not a superconductor. Humans work like crazy when the oportunity arises to ridiculize others. If only...

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    Comment #35235941

    My mothe-in-law is almost deaf. However, as you said, she is a good example of a "super-powerful text predictor". She almost always predicts what you're talking about even not hear…

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    Comment #35139877

    This went by the name: Source Code Scrow https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_code_escrow

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    Comment #34630653

    The proposal from the EU is not the first step towards the end of our privacy. In fact, it is the last one. Everyone else does already have our data, they just want what the rest a…

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    Comment #34416620

    This future is not new. AFAIK it is being proposed since 2011 https://stackoverflow.com/a/4705840/1820778

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    Comment #34032550

    Have a look at https://www.amazon.com/Diffusion-Innovations-5th-Everett-Rog... It is not history, but I remember having read it from cover to cover and gaining a historic insight i…

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    Comment #33364024

    This is a joke, right? If only it didn't come from the National Library of Medicine

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    Comment #33143927

    Letting the versions of your project dependencies float without control guarantees some headaches. And, of course, the Fast & Furious dependencies development lifecycle has some si…

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    Comment #32842255

    something similar for java dependencies?

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    Comment #32243402

    Did you try onlyoffice?