no, it’s (usually) stored as a part of the hash

this is true, and the name bcrypt can be misleading to non experts. i don’t blame them for getting this wrong in a pr statement 🤷‍♀️

obligatory bcrypt is not encryption

You have to check the box to log in if you want to delete your account

something kept messing with my dns and i’m too lazy to find out why so i hardcoded etc/resolv.conf and chmod +i on it

what’s the problem here? openai isn’t pirating content if they pay for it,? have i misunderstood something

makes sense, though. javascript is a very bad language :shrug:

Rust was created by a homophobe javascript, too

i’m from the uk and i’ve gotten used to seeing these headlines and assuming they don’t apply to me. still waiting on my gtx 970 payout :-)

have you tried perplexity? it’s probably the best ai search engine right now although it still misunderstands context sometimes. it’s pretty good at citing its sources though

the fine should be paid in voting shares so the more they do this shit the more the govt actually has power to stop them

they say in the post that they’d like to add support for more options in future so i’ll wait to see what they add. another fully open source wallet is always a good thing i guess.

i am surprised they went with bitcoin and not a privacy focused coin like monero

average lemmy.world user

also while I am on my soap box, ai-bro and crypto-bro are gendered insults and we should do better

Plus in their blog post they mention that they haven’t read through most of the leaks themselves so they don’t even know what kind of info they might be posting about potentially unrelated people, in an attack on “AI” that won’t stop disney even a little bit. Like, I understand the desire to help creative people but I don’t see how this is doing that

Huh, I looked through the website of the hacking team and they use slurs and talk about posting on 4chan, it’s not a great look for a group trying to get on the good side of creative peoples imo

thanks, i looked into apples cloud, they have this article https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/

it all seems okay from a technical perspective but you are right that it’s not good to have to trust apple here. i would love to see a setting to prompt the user for apples cloud, in the same way that it currently prompts for chatgpt.

yeah, i remember watching the announcement live, they said that in some cases it would prompt the user, like this

(photo taken from apples announcement blog post)

“anything slightly complex” is an overstatement though, it would ask for some specific LLM tasks, and the vast majority of what apple has built is not LLM or even generative. to me the most useful features are prioritising notifications for a semi-dnd mode and searching for objects in photos 🤷‍♀️

wasn’t the main point of apples ai that it runs on device? asking explicitly every time it might need to send data anywhere else seems fine