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Don't use LLMs for financial workflows. Use them to create software for financial workflows. Software doesn't "drift".
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1y ago
Dear Tom's Hardware, Tech users get upset when you make me do what you want instead of what the user wants. Sincerely, The Back Button
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>they are completely reliant on foreign trade for their economy. If China cut trade ties with the US, which country do you think will still be able to produce everything it needs? People like to think of China as just a source of cheap c
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You lost me at "pretend activist". This person put their job on the line for what they believe in, and in a public enough way that complete strangers are discussing it on the internet. That's real activism.
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1y ago
Food and fuel are significantly more useful than chatbots.
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1y ago
Israel is in Asia, so I'm pretty sure that makes Jews the Jews of Asia.
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1y ago
>there was some libertarian NGO That was the National Libertarian Party and the party chair was forced to resign in disgrace shortly after, due to accusations of kickbacks and embezzlement. https://thirdpartywatch.com/202
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One day a fisherman was lying on a beautiful beach, with his fishing pole propped up in the sand and his solitary line cast out into the sparkling blue surf. He was enjoying the warmth of the afternoon sun and the prospect of catching a fis
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1y ago
That's literally not how the word "literally" works.
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1y ago
Well, I really didn't provide sufficient detail to make that determination either way.
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1y ago
I'm confused because I wouldn't consider a cloud implementation to be local.
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1y ago
It has a toggle for opting out, but the buttons available are "Accept" and "Not Now". So, if I toggle off but click "Accept", does that accept what I toggled or accept data sharing? If I click "Not Now&quo
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>If an LLM is often going to be wrong anyway, then being able to try prompts quickly and then iterate on those prompts, could possibly be more valuable than a slow higher quality output. Before MoE was a thing, I built what I called the
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"By deploying this implementation locally, it translates to a cost of $0.20/1M output tokens" Is that just the cost of electricity, or does it include the cost of the GPUs spread out over their predicted lifetime?
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Maybe I'll use the remainder of my subscription time to help improve Void. It's already pretty good. https://voideditor.com/ https://github.com/voideditor/void
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1y ago
To start with, I'm sure there's something to be learned from all the times I've responded to a LLM with "Bad bot".
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1y ago
I'd bet this is related to their recent decision to boot people for being "abusive" to Claude. It now seems that was an attempt to keep their training data friendly.
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https://m.imdb.com/title/tt7928816/ I don't remember where I watched it, but the 2nd and 3rd links from a kagi search were for Prime and Apple TV.
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1y ago
Yes, but one is far more likely.
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It was after watching a documentary called "WOW Signal". The receiver they built was along the edge of a field, and it's designed to pick up extremely weak variations in electrical signals/radio waves. They go into great
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I had a theory that it was someone walking across the field with an electronic device, like a flashlight. So I looked up the duration of the signal, size of the field, and average walking pace. It matched perfectly.
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1y ago
Yeah, use the touchscreen instead.
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1y ago
Here's what Windows needs: When a user opens a 2nd file explorer, it should open next to the existing one, not on top of it.
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1y ago
Missed that, thanks.
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I want to upvote, but the story doesn't match the headline. "Has banned".. "Seriously" vs "If signed by Gov. Greg Abbott, Senate Bill 2972 would ban".
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I, for one, would have preferred a 1936 where they had an AI that could call out Hitler's rise to power and impending genocide while it was still the socially dangerous thing to do.
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1y ago
The models don't know what portion of the entire context is relevant to your most recent query. The reason it works better is because in the standalone app, your query is the entire context, whereas otherwise it's query + x irrele
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Nice. We need less of a surveillance state and more surveillance of the state.
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You ignore decades of aggression and occupation in Gaza, along with the 4 other countries Israel has decided to launch wars against this year. "But Hamas" is not a convincing argument.
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1y ago
>I was talking about the current 40 year old regime Oh, and how did it come to power?
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