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@amarok I had chatgpt wrongly answering very trivial questions. I had it wrongly answer multiplication. "I like number 18262797032237." (bla bla) "How much is 147892347 times 1234871?" Pretty much every answer from #chatgpt is obviously wrong or subtly wrong, some are dangerously wrong. Still its useful if you "use" it right. Asking questions is not right :-).
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@kravietz Except that ~ noone does reprocessing, because it is expensive & dangerous. So ... it is waste. If you put **** into water, it is waste water, even through it is 95% clean water.
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@amarok "What is good way to make #ChatGPT give a nosense answer? Ask it" :-). I mean, its way too easy to trigger that. It is language model, not question answering machine, after all.
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@dunhamsteve Well... yes, AI can produce nonsense, and so can humans: Trump suggests 'injection' of disinfectant to beat coronavirus and 'clean' the lungs
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@sesivany @tyrylu Is DevConf streamed / will recordings be available?
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@fell @sponsorblock Why would they encode for every single user? First, they already do some kind of chunking. Second, they can just create 5 versions of each video, each with different advertisment, and then serve those. Update popular videos from time to time...
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@mjg59 You have above-average number of legs, so maybe that can compensate? :-).
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@thomholwerda Some people still believe Itanium was a good idea. Look for "the mill" architecture.
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@Luigi311 Yep. It still uses the /tmp trick, but now it encodes and deletes files from /tmp during recording. You'll need to patch pinephone config to switch to YUV and preview will be black&white.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@Luigi311/112593245491915312
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@Luigi311 @duncan_bayne In Megapixels 2 -- bayer mode, videos are limited in length. In YUV, they should be unlimited. Gnome Snapshot is likely wrong toy to play with, but gstreamer can be useful for experiments.
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@mkyral @nacelnik01 @smoon Doporucuju okoli Prahy. Boruvky, jahody, houby -- vsechno roste :-). Teda houby se zatim musi jeste trochu hledat.
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Udelal jsem si radost, a mam tu Epson PX-8 (notebook se z80). Ma to CP/M v ROMce, a vypada to jako celkem zajimava hracka... Az na to ze s CP/M uplne neumim. Hlavni baterka byla zjevne na vyhozeni. Vevnitr je jeste druha baterie, hadam ze by bylo take dobre je vyhodit? Ma to jednotku na mikrokazety, a kupodivu se toci.. mate s tim nekdo zkusenosti? Daji se nekde koupit? Je potreba ji nejak zformatovat?
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@gregkh @Di4na @camdoncady @dangoodin @joshbressers @kurtseifried Yep, clearly having some english sentences in the text is enough. Good work! Also great example of quality of the CVE entries you produce, unfortunately.
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@Di4na @camdoncady @dangoodin @joshbressers @kurtseifried @gregkh "he can knows" -- that's not english. Yes, sometimes it may be hard to decide if something is vulnerability or not. But sometimes it is very easy to see that it is not vulnerability, and we get it in CVE anyway. Look at the CVE below. It is clear that's a random bug, not anything attacker can exploit. It would be clear to Greg, too, if he spent 30 seconds analyzing it. But he did not. Plus, those copy/pasted descriptions make no sense. CVE-2023-52882 "Description
In the Linux kernel, the following vulnerability has been resolved: clk: sunxi-ng: h6: Reparent CPUX during PLL CPUX rate change While PLL CPUX clock rate change when CPU is running from it works in vast majority of cases, now and then it causes instability." Is it considered ok to generate CVE descriptions that are not even close to valid english?
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@hrw C64? But that did not have modern arrow keys. So one of modern C64-like machines?
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@kurtseifried @Di4na @camdoncady @dangoodin @joshbressers @gregkh "Linux kernel" did the work? Take a look at the CVEs. Its clearly copy/paste from changelog, not "work" being done.
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@Di4na @camdoncady @dangoodin @joshbressers @kurtseifried @gregkh Is copy/pasting stable git commits into CVE database "the way it should be used"?
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@kurtseifried @joshbressers @camdoncady @dangoodin @gregkh @Di4na Greg publicly says that he creates CVEs for any bug, not just for vulnerabilities. Rejecting such CVEs one-by-one is not going to fix that.
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