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That might sound like a good solution to you, but unfortunately, it’s not:
1. First of all, many services have very specific password requirements. One might require a minimum length, another a maximum. Some insist on certain special characters, while others don’t allow them at all. So, there’s no way to create a universal and secure pattern that works everywhere.
2. If someone manages to get hold of just two or three of your passwords, they could figure out that you're using a pattern—and once they crack that, they’ll have access to all your accounts.
@niebezpiecznik wyglada na to ze to ten interface naklada cenzure, a sam model jej nie ma.
Uruchomilem go lokalnie i zadalem podobne pytanie. Odpowiedzial mi bez problemu.
W tym miedzy innymi tez i to:
👀 DeepSeek 14b claims that it’s actually GPT-3.5-turbo.
I only managed to get this response when I asked in Polish.
When I asked in English, it seemed like some kind of automated response filters kicked in (in Polish, it had to go through a thought process).
👀 DeepSeek 14b claims that it’s actually GPT-3.5-turbo.
I only managed to get this response when I asked in Polish.
When I asked in English, it seemed like some kind of automated response filters kicked in (in Polish, it had to go through a thought process).