I think #Google is testing their blocking mechanism on #Android. Because I am 100% sure I downloaded these apps directly from #GooglePlayStore.
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Abraham Russell
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#GitHub just announced that they are going to use both public & private repo for their model training.
To disable:
- Visit github.com/settings/copilot/features
- Scroll down & choose Disabled for "Allow GitHub to use my data for AI model training".
In Twitter/X, a lot of new bot(!) accounts are using web to hide their location. And they all justify attack on #Iran & they also want "Reza Pahlavi" as their leader. Also they are posting constantly.
If you don't want Docker to make a hole in your firewall, then map your external port to localhost.
- "3000:3000"
+ "127.0.0.1:3000:3000"
Docker uses IPTABLES to handle network. It automatically injects ACCEPT rules in the system iptable. So, if the system gets any packet on the port, it immediately accepts it and forwards that to the container. Your firewall doesn't even know about this.
Mapping to localhost or an internal ip is the most easiest solution. For advanced cases use `ufw-docker`.
I think this stupid fight between the Breaking Bad fans and the AKOTSK fans is a living proof, that no matter what, religion is going to stay forever.
Just curious is there any research paper or research backed book about these types of behaviors?
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Use LLMs as a tool. It doesn't have any emotion. The manipulation you get comes from your approach. You don't have to be a prompt "engineer" to properly use it.
Use LLMs as a tool. It doesn't have any emotion. The manipulation you get comes from your approach. You don't have to be a prompt "engineer" to properly use it.
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But if I lack domain knowledge, then at first I ask same question multiple times to multiple LLMs to gather some information. After gaining some information, I use the structured approach to specify my needs. It's an iterative approach.
But if I lack domain knowledge, then at first I ask same question multiple times to multiple LLMs to gather some information. After gaining some information, I use the structured approach to specify my needs. It's an iterative approach.
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I treat LLMs as a big buggy program. If I have some domain knowledge then I give it a role and then give very clear structured instructions to get the most of it. Most of the time when formatting a clear instruction, I also know specifically what I want, and how I want?
I treat LLMs as a big buggy program. If I have some domain knowledge then I give it a role and then give very clear structured instructions to get the most of it. Most of the time when formatting a clear instruction, I also know specifically what I want, and how I want?
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In programming there is a term called "Rubber Duck Debugging". The concept is simple, if you are stuck, explain your problem to your rubber duck. In return you will get mental clarity, see all the assumptions and finally know how to face the issues. It is one of the best tool available.
In programming there is a term called "Rubber Duck Debugging". The concept is simple, if you are stuck, explain your problem to your rubber duck. In return you will get mental clarity, see all the assumptions and finally know how to face the issues. It is one of the best tool available.
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Step 01 is to make it run without any Cloudflare dependency. Lets see how it goes 🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿.
Step 01 is to make it run without any Cloudflare dependency. Lets see how it goes 🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿.