Just use a password manager
kogasa
joined 2 years ago
That's where Northrend goes.
You don't need it, I'm just saying it's not in the same realm of security hazard compared to running random executables on the internet 20 years ago.
8h work
except for the ~hour lunch where you can't really go home anyway, and the ~hour commute, and the ~hour it takes to get ready and decompress after getting home
8 hour workday has always been ~11 hours commitment per day for me
That doesn't cover espresso, which is what a lot of starbucks drinks use. If you just want a regular coffee, sure.
That's amazing
It's reasonably safe. That's not the same as "harmless."
"Do NOT go in there"
Semantic embeddings are a thing. LLMs "work with tokens" but they associate them with semantic models internally. You can externalize it via semantic embeddings so that the same semantic models can be shared between LLMs.
Modern mobile OS' and apps are quite strictly sandboxed so, with reasonable vetting like Google Play Store and Apple Store, you can reasonably safely install random crap and uninstall it later. It's a different realm from running random binary executables.
PDFs work great. They're just not accessible or "web-native." Rendering LaTeX formulae in HTML5 has been a thing for many years, but full conversion of entire papers to HTML5 is trickier. The original version of LaTeXML came out in 2004, but it still takes a lot of work to get a good looking document out of it.
"Please sir, step down while there's still a chance to replace you with someone reasonable"?