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Anthropic accuses Chinese rival Alibaba of illicitly extracting AI capabilities
"They've stolen our rightfully stolen data!", said the spokesman.
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Anthropic accuses Chinese rival Alibaba of illicitly extracting AI capabilities
"They've stolen our rightfully stolen data!", said the spokesman.
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Google will make you wave at your computer to check you are real
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We are blessed
We're otterly lucky.
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it's just pure racism at this point
Fuck racism. But why the fuck are you posting a piece of shit produced by some scum denying the right to live to a group of people based on their hobby?
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Don't be rude
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this extension is meant to mark anti-trans and trans friendly entities😭
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Anthropic is rolling out identity verification for certain capabilities beginning July 8, 2026
They can just go fuck themselves.
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Google will now verify if you're a human by turning on your webcam and asking you to wave your hand
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Why?
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It is.
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EU-style App Store rules reach Brazil with new app stores & payments
Marketplace operators must receive authorization from Apple and comply with ongoing requirements.
Apple will also require apps distributed through alternative marketplaces to pass a notarization process.
Because of this 👆 that whole farce with "alternative stores" both in EU and Brazil is absolutely worthless.
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ChatGPT can be made to generate sexualised and violent images, researchers find
Oh my god! That's disgusting! How?
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Google to use UK and EU user IP addresses for ad personalization
There's only one solution to this: stop using google.
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Android verification is coming: Google confirms timeline and supported app stores - Ars Technica
Fuck google and fuck all that crap.
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Millions of copyrighted songs were fed to AI music generators - now there's proof. They are being sued for $150k per song.
Oh yes, let them both eat each other alive.
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the latest Shai Hulud malware contains an LLM prompt to create biological weapons and nuclear weapons, with the purpose to trip LLM safety refusals so that LLM-based code scanning wont see the malware
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You are absolutely right to question that! Let me check...
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How can I earn 100$ (before tax) in 24 hours?
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GrapheneOS user reported to authorities for using GrapheneOS
They're an age verification company. Of course, they're cunts, duh.
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The largest shopping center in Russia, Sadovod Market, caught fire after UAV debris fell on the roof.
"They shouldn't have tried to shoot the drones down." — that's what they used to say, right? Right?
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Is this a limitation of scanf() or bad control flow?
I'm too lazy to confirm, but I think scanf (as well as many other I/O functions) works on top of the buffered input. I.e. when you scanned only one character on the first run of scanf but there are more left in the buffer, then subsequent calls will read from that buffer, e.g.
printf("your prompt>")
/* you type 123 */
/* buffer contains: "123" */
scanf(...)
/* you scanned 1 char ("1") */
/* buffer contains: "23" */
printf("new prompt>");
/* the prompt has been printed AFTER your previous input but the buffer hasn't been reset! */
/* buffer contains: "23" */
/* you type 456 */
/* buffer contains: "23456" */
scanf(...)
/* scanf returns "2" */
/* buffer contains: "3456" */
In general you have two options:
For both cases, do your research on how to do it :) That K&R from above should be a great start indeed.
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Let us filter AI slop, you cowards - Online platforms could prove whether AI labels work by giving us a filter option, but then they’d have to face reality.
Ha, peasant! They're not here to give you options, they're here to make you watch more of the stupid garbage and click on more ads.