yeah I found it out a while back and since then I've been using randomly generated names during checkout every time - no issues ever
no one is saying Apple is the saint. It's just better in comparison to other big techs who want your privacy as much and don't even pretend to care
It depends on your lens, some may think it's a way to show them the doors after failed corp politics.
Is it surprising? Let's face it - distillation is common practice and every lab does it either intentionally or unintentionally (your training corpus always includes AI generated content in the post ChatGPT era).
There are zero-retention 3rd party providers (EU/US companies), but it's your choice whether to trust their claims or not.
Made in Shanghai Gigafactory. Some may even argue Tesla would have died without the manufacture capacity in China
Fintech/finance is a very big industry and there are a lot of sub-domains. A HFT system programmer thinks about how to colocate their prod machines in NYSE and use zero alloc techniques to ingest marketdata as fast as…
I'm a programmer and I understand Git internals decently well, but unless something went wrong, I pay zero attention to the verbose output of `git push`. BTW, isn't "avoid unnecessary output" one of the Unix…
oh man, "we have nothing to lose but our jobs" really cracked me up in a sad way
yeah this is indeed a good insight. Back in the days, who would expect so many bots to "review" code and leave overly verbose comments under every PR in a popular repo?
As pointed out by many comments, the post seems US-centric and using zip code doesn't work for all countries. But just for reference, in Singapore, we use 6-digit zip codes, each of which can uniquely locate a single…
True. But this only mitigate the problem, doesn't solve it. Whatever BINs they use, there must be some noticeable patterns, simply because these cards are NOT regular cards.
yeah I found it out a while back and since then I've been using randomly generated names during checkout every time - no issues ever
no one is saying Apple is the saint. It's just better in comparison to other big techs who want your privacy as much and don't even pretend to care
It depends on your lens, some may think it's a way to show them the doors after failed corp politics.
Is it surprising? Let's face it - distillation is common practice and every lab does it either intentionally or unintentionally (your training corpus always includes AI generated content in the post ChatGPT era).
There are zero-retention 3rd party providers (EU/US companies), but it's your choice whether to trust their claims or not.
Made in Shanghai Gigafactory. Some may even argue Tesla would have died without the manufacture capacity in China
Fintech/finance is a very big industry and there are a lot of sub-domains. A HFT system programmer thinks about how to colocate their prod machines in NYSE and use zero alloc techniques to ingest marketdata as fast as…
I'm a programmer and I understand Git internals decently well, but unless something went wrong, I pay zero attention to the verbose output of `git push`. BTW, isn't "avoid unnecessary output" one of the Unix…
oh man, "we have nothing to lose but our jobs" really cracked me up in a sad way
yeah this is indeed a good insight. Back in the days, who would expect so many bots to "review" code and leave overly verbose comments under every PR in a popular repo?
As pointed out by many comments, the post seems US-centric and using zip code doesn't work for all countries. But just for reference, in Singapore, we use 6-digit zip codes, each of which can uniquely locate a single…
True. But this only mitigate the problem, doesn't solve it. Whatever BINs they use, there must be some noticeable patterns, simply because these cards are NOT regular cards.