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EFF: Electronic Frontier Foundation from the USA The Electronic Frontier Foundation was founded in July of 1990 in response to a basic threat to speech and privacy.

I read the researchers could retrieve the messages from a database that kept the push Notifications. I wonder how this behaves for Android.

I mean you _could_ just move your files into the recycle bin. But what if an _AI agent_ would do that for you? It would make your life much easier, think about it for a minute.

I immediately sent this to my boomer parents on WhatsApp after I found this and they think it is hilarious

It's really great news. I hope so much that they don't limit this to the flag ships. we already have expensive phones by Google. Most people I know that care for privacy including myself don't want to play ego shooters on their mobile. We want a reliable device that is secure and can do the basic things.

"Cheese"

Why does Altman always look like he will start to cry in a couple of seconds

!shirtsthatgohard@lemmy.world

I just needed an example for things that should definitely not be carried out at home. We all eat raw pasta from time to time. But the colleagues just wouldn’t understand…

I don’t browse privately at work and I don’t eat raw pasta at work. Some thing should only be done when home, I mean come on.

I’m a Junior Acolyte of Pug

A pawjob

When I first looked at the image I couldn’t make out the potatoes? As an European I was really interested in the ingredients of this. I knew US food safety is debatable and the regulations are much weaker than in the EU, but what the fuck is this? This is the most insane ingredient list I saw in my whole life. How is it possible you do not glow green and shit silver colored liquids after digesting this? It makes me really sad that people really have to eat such garbage. The US is such a shithole for poor people. (Still loving you, at least the portion that stayed sane)

BBQ Sauce

• Water

• Tomato Paste

• Apple Cider Vinegar

• Brown Sugar

• Corn Syrup Solid

• Molasses Powder

  • Molasses

  • Wheat Starch

  • Soy Flour

  • Soy Lecithin

• Modified Corn Starch

• Natural Mesquite Smoke Flavor

• Salt

• Onion Powder

• Ground Black Pepper

• Caramel Color

Mashed Potatoes

• Rehydrated Potato Flakes And Granules

  • Water

  • Potatoes

  • Mono-And Diglycerides

  • Citric Acid

  • Disodium Dihydrogen Pyrophosphate

  • BHT

  • Sodium Bisulfite

• Water

• Cream

• Margarine

  • Soybean Oil

  • Water

  • Salt

  • Hydrogenated Soybean Oil

  • Monoglycerides

  • Sodium Benzoate

  • Soy Lecithin

  • Medium Chain Triglycerides

  • Vitamin A Palmitate

  • Beta Carotene [Color]

  • Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol)

  • Natural Flavor

• Soybean Oil

• Sugar

• Salt

• Nonfat Dry Milk

• Monosodium Glutamate

• Xanthan Gum

• Guar Gum

• Flavoring

Rib Shaped Patty:

• Pork

• Mechanically Separated Chicken

• Water

• Textured Vegetable Protein Product

  • Soy Protein Concentrate

  • Zinc Oxide

  • Niacinamide

  • Ferrous Sulfate

  • Copper Gluconate

  • Calcium Pantothenate

  • Thiamine Mononitrate

  • Vitamin A Palmitate

  • Pyridoxine Hydrochloride

  • Riboflavin

  • Cyanocobalamin

• Soy Protein Concentrate

• Brown Sugar

Less Than 2% Of :

• Dextrose

• Natural Mesquite Smoke Flavor

• Salt

• Paprika

• Sodium Phosphate

• Natural Flavors

• Caramel Color

• Citric Acid

Corn:

• Corn

• Water

• Sugar

• Salt

I don’t think this is linearly correlated. Despite being called a “Language Model”, it does not mean it processes language as humans do. If an LLM is good at supporting you with a programming language mainly depends on the amount of available training data. Let’s take esoteric languages as an example - there are languages that only work via weird Unicode symbols or other cryptic commands. A human will have a hard time to understand that language, the LLM may not have any problem at all to give working comprehensive examples (as in will be useful).