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recrudesce

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    Comment #37764384

    [flagged]

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    Comment #37736923

    ChatGPT's model is called "gpt-3.5-turbo".

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    Comment #37554749

    Why bother with IPv6 support when IPv4 is more supported, and generally not in a state where we need to be using IPv6 as a default ?

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    Comment #37553526

    Cool, but the badly looping background annoys me too much to use it. If you're trying to create a solution that allows peopel to focus, remove the badly edited thing that prevents …

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    Comment #35661682

    You posted the same thing 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35631289 Flagged as duplicate.

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    Comment #35614058

    Easy answer - https://obsidian.md/

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    Comment #35197696

    In the Playground, not in ChatGPT https://platform.openai.com/playground?mode=chat

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    Comment #34983980

    I think it's mostly that the echo chamber that is the Infosec world gets tiring after a while. Let's just shout "ffs, just patch yo' shit" rather than actually trying to educate pe…

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    Comment #34889481

    If anything, Twitter locking an incredibly insecure method of 2FA behind a paywall is a GOOD thing IMHO, cos it forces users to use a more secure methods instead such as using an a…

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    Comment #34811442

    Great and all, but you'd need the IPFS data pinned somewhere, else it'll get garbage collected after a while. And if you're pinning it to a specific server (such as one you're runn…

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    Comment #34804676

    As far as I am aware, anything you send to ChatGPT is used to improve the model. https://gizmodo.com/amazon-chatgpt-ai-software-job-coding-18...

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    Comment #34535235

    Works fine for me, no requests to this "qwe.sh" or anything at all. Probably a crappy extension you have in your browser that's broken. Also, not hacked :P

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    Comment #34391267

    I use a docker build of this on my Synology NAS: https://github.com/gilesknap/gphotos-sync Then I have a task set to start the docker container up at 2am every morning, which then …

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    Comment #34232410

    I think ASUS are the manufacturers and distributors, not the owners. Google still owns Coral, they just sub the production out to a third party.

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    Comment #34232393

    I bought one from Amazon a few months ago, turned up pretty quickly. Camera was available as well. You're having issues likely due to the "chip shortage" or whatever they're callin…

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    Comment #33956220

    ChatGPT is the new Elon Musk. POSTED ABOUT ABSOLUTELY BLOODY EVERYWHERE.

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    Comment #33369616

    Maybe Echo ? The enemies learn and unlearn from your actions, but not sure it's based on a Neural Network, though. https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/08/echo-hitman-preview/

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    Comment #32470055

    Network wide, or just for your own browser ? There are a number of addons for Chrome/Firefox etc that allow you to block sites, usually for staying focused during work hours. If yo…

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    Comment #31921153

    oh no... whatever will we do ?

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    Comment #31399233

    Pay £1.99 a month for a boat load of space on Google Drive, back up to that, then a local Synology to pull them back down locally. All passwords and important information are store…

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    Comment #29320081

    Github has a Wiki feature as part of the repo. https://docs.github.com/en/communities/documenting-your-proj...

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    Comment #29099318

    implant, not transplant. She didn't have her brain swapped out :P

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    Comment #28173667

    https://downdetector.com/status/linkedin/

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    Comment #27820394

    some 400 grit sandpaper will probably do the job ;) (please don't do this)

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    Comment #27313400

    i'm sure you would have been fine if you hadn't have made it executable. Companies House did the right thing.