Greg Clarke
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Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Canada@lemmy.ca•Trump threatens 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods if Canada 'makes a deal with China'English
6·3 days agoTaco is at it again
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Canada@lemmy.ca•Carney's WEF speech looks to be AI generated. While I don't have a problem with using LLMs to help with writing, can he really not afford to pay a human staffer to help write his speeches?English
9·7 days agoThis was a speech by a world leader for a global audience. I guarantee you that the tool you are using to identify LLM usage was not trained on or designed for this kind of data set. That LLM detector is working well above its pay grade.
lol, the phone app was called dialler because at the time it didn’t make sense to have a phone app called phone.
I get the joke but some folks won’t get it. OP should explain the joke for those folks who missed it
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•There aren't any ancient ruins with crazy traps and riddlesEnglish
27·16 days agoDo you work for big-ancient-temples? It sounds like you’re just setting me up so that I end up in a pit of snakes or buried in lava.
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•I've found the problem in my espresso machine. Should I fix the part, or buy a new one?English
45·16 days agoI would buy the replacement part. I’m all for DIY solutions when they make sense but in this case it’s only a $14 the replacement part.
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL 6 in 7 people are plagued by feelings of insecurityEnglish
246·16 days ago67 🤷
That’s actually really clever. Triggering an anger response with an urgency to act will reduce the victim’s critical thinking and make the phishing attack more likely to succeed.
It also looks like they’ll be the right age for WW3 deployment
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Fuck AI@lemmy.world•AI went nuts on my website and generated a $155 excessive bandwidth billEnglish
271·24 days agoCloudflare also has caching on the free tier which will reduce these kinds of AI attacks
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Guys, have you ever been asked this question: "If your mother and your girlfriend are both drowning, who would you save first?" How would you answer this question?English
6·25 days agoLet them both drown, that’s the only way they’ll learn
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Technology@beehaw.org•France seeks to ban social media for children under 15English
2·26 days agoI don’t mean it to be. I’m trying to be a realist so that I can take appropriate steps to protect myself online. If you want to be anonymous on social media then you should only connect via a VPN. And if you’re using a VPN you can set your location to be somewhere that doesn’t have these requirements. There are other ways that these companies can track you as well and they will freely give this data to the authorities. Even if you’re protect yourself from all of those vectors, if you upload a photo of yourself or someone else tags you then there is a good chance you’re identifiable with tools like ClearView. People making the argument that this new restriction will allow governments to track citizens clearly have no clue about the current surveillance systems. I’m not pro these surveillance systems but this ignorance is dangerous. The biggest danger I see from these new rules are data leaks.
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Technology@beehaw.org•France seeks to ban social media for children under 15English
29·27 days agoGovernments already have access to your data and can easily link you to your social media accounts
Greg Clarke@lemmy.cato
Canada@lemmy.ca•Russian ambassador to Canada: "Russia's borders end nowhere"English
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