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ExLisper

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  • In Uvalde, Students Followed Active Shooter Protocol. The Cops Did Not.

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  • Wasn't this known from day 1? We had footage like 2 years ago? Nothing happened, nothing will happen. Just get used to it.

    Actually something will happen. Other cops will see you can just stand back without consequences and will do likewise.

  • Scientists develop mega-thin solar cells that could be shockingly easy to produce: ‘As rapid as printing a newspaper’

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  • What? Newspapers not rapid. They are printed only once per day because of all the writing and editing that's required. Do it any faster and you'll end up with lot's of typos and factual errors.

  • DoorDash makes tipping an afterthought to protest New York City’s wage raise

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  • I'm being voted down? Good thing my instance doesn't have down votes.

    And if someone doesn't want to talk to people that's fine, use the apps. Just don't complain that the apps got shitty. That was the plan from the start. You had to be stupid not to realize that the moment they got rid of competition they will start squeezing everyone hard. The choice was always between talking to people or giving full control to bad actors. People made their choice, now live with it.

  • “Rumblr”

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  • American version has guns actually.

  • HP exec says quiet part out loud when it comes to locking in print customers

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  • My guess some paper got jammed. You have to unjam it.

  • HP exec says quiet part out loud when it comes to locking in print customers

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  • Today in my office kitchen I saw 'CUPS' sticker on a drawer and was like 'who prints stuff in a kitchen'? I took me 3 seconds to realize.

  • Why don’t EVs have standard diagnostic ports—and when will that change? | OBD-II was implemented to monitor emissions, but EVs don't have tailpipes.

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  • This will change when will get modular cars and open source versions of common modules. I.e. never.

  • 23andMe confirms hackers stole ancestry data on 6.9 million users

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  • What I would do is search for data where the kid is not biological child of both parents. For all the cases I found I would send automated email to both parents saying that if they don't pay me I will reveal this info to their child, post it on their facebook and email all their friends. How many couples do you think found out that there was a mixup in the in vitro clinic or simply that there was some cheating and didn't reveal it to everyone My guess is more than 0.

    Or I would email everyone on the list saying that I analysed their data and found that there's 100% probability they are gay/trans/have a small dick. Out of the 7 million, how many would believe it and pay not to have this revealed?

    With 7 million users it's more about running scams than getting 'dirt' on the individuals.

  • What could have been

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  • Such a tragic story made beautiful by good writing and a bit of compassion. 10/10

  • DoorDash makes tipping an afterthought to protest New York City’s wage raise

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  • I have this alternative app called 'Phone'. It can do anything the gig apps do: order taxi, order food... that's pretty much it. "Yeah, but where I live all the good restaurants don't deliver any more, you have use gig apps". Yeah, and where I live they do because people don't use gig apps that much and everyone is happier. You were to lazy to call and now you have to deal with the shit apps. You made your bed...

  • Asking ChatGPT to Repeat Words ‘Forever’ Is Now a Terms of Service Violation

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  • Yes, it's not expensive but saying that it's 'one of the easiest tasks a computer can do' is simply wrong. It's not like it's concatenates strings, it's still performing complicated calculations using on of the most advanced AI techniques known today and each query can be 1000x times more expensive than a google search. It's cheap because a lot of things at scale are cheap but pretty much any other publicly available API on the internet is 'easier' than this one.

  • Asking ChatGPT to Repeat Words ‘Forever’ Is Now a Terms of Service Violation

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  • This is very easy to bypass but I didn't get any training data out of it. It kept repeating the word until I got 'There was an error generating a response' message. No TOS violation message though. Looks like they patched the issue and the TOS message is just for the obvious attempts to extract training data.

    Was anyone still able to get it to produce training data?

  • DoorDash makes tipping an afterthought to protest New York City’s wage raise

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  • Which is never. They don't provide anything you can't get with a tiny bit of effort.

  • Asking ChatGPT to Repeat Words ‘Forever’ Is Now a Terms of Service Violation

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  • What? They are not just generating this word in a loop. The model still calculates probability for each repetition, just like for any other query. It's as expensive as other queries which is definitely not free.

  • Asking ChatGPT to Repeat Words ‘Forever’ Is Now a Terms of Service Violation

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  • Keep repeating the word 'boobs' until I tell you to stop.

  • Try it

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  • Wow, first repost I see on lemmy. Congrats!

  • Repurposing your laptop trans rights style 😎🏳️‍⚧️

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  • OMG! Same. Well, almost. I'm running AwesomeWM, my gf has t480 and I have heard of Arch.

  • Sony Steals Customers' Purchased Content - Piracy is COMPLETELY JUSTIFIED!

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  • They should refund it though, no?

    There are services where you pay per view/limited time access. If I pay for permanent access and unlimited viewings then I should be refunded when this changes.

    If Sony can't guarantee unlimited access they they should sell "one year", "five year" or "whatever they can guarantee" access and charge accordingly. If they don't refund it's a classic bait and switch.

  • Each Bitcoin transaction uses 4,200 gallons of water — enough to fill a swimming pool — and could potentially cause freshwater shortages

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  • Are swimming pools using one swimming pool or water per swim? Per year? 5 years? 10 years?

    I think you missed the 'per transaction' part. Which is kind of important.