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llarsson
·il y a 24 jours·discuss
The ability to sandbox Google Play Services (if you need it, but realistically, you probably do) and to simply not assign it more permissions than it absolutely needs is awesome. I run it with very restricted permissions, where it by default requests every single permission it can. In stock Android, it has all those, and you can't limit it. Just that is worth it for me.
llarsson
·il y a 24 jours·discuss
Other solutions that use the same underlying technology:

https://fidesmo.com/consumer/wearables/
llarsson
·il y a 3 mois·discuss
Imagine what can happen if the French and other governments would start pouring all the money into developing that further in the open, rather than just giving it all to Microsoft instead?
llarsson
·il y a 4 mois·discuss
Built in functionality that may offer something similar:

https://linuxhandbook.com/cdpath/
llarsson
·il y a 4 mois·discuss
Because it's been trained on decades of StackOverflow and forum posts. And because while some command line tools go in and out of fashion, quite a lot are very stable, so their use will show up all the time in the training material.

Since it's all statistics under the LLM hood, both of those cause proven CLI tools to have strong signals as being the right answer.
llarsson
·il y a 6 mois·discuss
A question because I'm not using speech-to-text, but find it intriguing (especially since it's now possible to do locally and for free).

How have your computing habits changed as a result of having this? When do you typically use this instead of typing on the keyboard?
llarsson
·il y a 8 mois·discuss
There are already APIs being developed that assume a browser has an LLM either inside it or otherwise available, see for instance https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Summarizer_...

So they pretty much have to ship one, to stay relevant. And they are privacy-focused, so I'm happy they are not just using ChatGPT or whatever under the hood to implement support.
llarsson
·il y a 6 ans·discuss
I would think that the post you respond to either supposes a hosted service (you do not control the server and its iptables) or that it multiple layers of protection is good for something critical.

But yes, if it's your own server, everyone should remember that regular Linux features are darn powerful, too.