4chandaily

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by 4chandaily 21d ago
To whom? The owner of the car, or the manufacturer and "their partners"?
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by 4chandaily 24d ago
I was referring to LG specifically. Here is a link from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49592375 three days ago.
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by 4chandaily 24d ago
> This is the "your iPhone is listening to you and serving ads based on what you say" of the 2020s Of course, it turned out that this wasn't actually completely BS. We just were accusing the wrong vendor. Not disagreeing
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by 4chandaily 1mo ago
Just writing to say that I appreciated the nostalgia, even if your references were lost on the other responders.
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by 4chandaily 1mo ago
My credit card doesn't need me to lock/unlock it, doesn't require I have a phone with me, and certainly doesn't require an app. The last thing I ever would want is for the people in charge of "apps" to have ac
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by 4chandaily 1mo ago
>Some, like Home Depot, have websites that are terrible and battery-draining enough to make the app nominally useful by comparison. I don't take this as a signal to install the app. It is a signal to avoid the store. They clearly
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by 4chandaily 1mo ago
It is a useful tool, but is largely irrelevant to this issue. To the end user, this isn't really much of a difference. Whether the cause is malice or simply not choosing to use the smallest effective brush, they are still taking an ac
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by 4chandaily 1mo ago
As a counterpoint, I use conversations literally every day, and cannot recall the last time it crashed. My partner and kids have used it for at least the last 7 or 8 years to communicate with me and each other. I don't claim there ar
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by 4chandaily 1mo ago
I've been using Kagi assistant for this for quite a while. I just run a query with some variation of "Compile a list of online stores with shipping+price, sorted by the average user review score of the entire site, sub-sorted by
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by 4chandaily 2mo ago
I can't imagine ever wanting to install an amazon app either. Both of these stores have perfectly functional websites. What would I gain installing their spyware? Also, why so defensive?
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by 4chandaily 2mo ago
Run the unsloth if you are using llama.cpp (GGUF) Run the one you linked if you are running vllm (safetensors)
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by 4chandaily 2mo ago
Those of us who have been using gimp for 20+ years have learned to just accept it. Just take the name they give without complaint and like it. Maybe the name was more fitting than I realized.
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by 4chandaily 2mo ago
Thanks for sharing this! It is so much smoother than the vibe coded monstrosity I had been using.
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by 4chandaily 2mo ago
Standing outside with an armfull of groceries, and a door is now our of range of your hub temporarily due to the failed node. 30s can seem like quite a while standing in the rain.
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by 4chandaily 2mo ago
Yeah, I'm okay with that.
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by 4chandaily 2mo ago
Seems to me like Moonshot is a paying customer, and if their business isn't worth the money Anthropic is charging, perhaps they should raise the price per token charged for it. Otherwise, I don't see why this is a story. "A
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
I think that is generally fair. My thought is if you are using AI like a metaphorical slot machine to generate things whole cloth...there is a very good chance what you are creating will be seen as slop by most. I think I would carve an e
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
Agreed. As with any new tool, there will be an adjustment period before the Overton Window catches up. This is the current era's version of these hit classics: - "If you use autotune,you aren't a real singer!" -
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
Generative art with care and intent is art. The intent and care is the whole point. It is the difference between slop and art whether generative or not.
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
I loaded the puzzle and was presented with an empty 7 character prompt. I tried typing in three different seven-letter words, and each time I hit "GO", I was told the word was "Not in the word list". With no further gui
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
Plenty of companies pay the post office to deliver paper spam to my mailbox each day. I don't want any of that, either. "Free" makes spam easier, but a cost doesn't prevent it.
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
There is also the fact that games on steam get (much) cheaper (much) faster than console games. Discounts are more common, also.
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
This is correct. I have (4) 3090s in my inference server, and they are each capped at 250w. I run Qwen 3.5 122B-A10 at about 45-50tok/s on this and am quite happy with it. At idle it draws around 95-105w for all four, which is a bit
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
Him enjoying the attention doesn't make the actions of the police right or just. He enjoys the attention, they are abusing their authority, Both things are true.
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
Wanting to attract attention and wanting to be constantly interrupted by law enforcement are not the same thing. This is the "well if she didn't want to be raped, she shouldn't have worn that skirt!" argument, and it do
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
Sure, and this also solves those things while having better hardware. I have a shield pro, it hasn't seen a hardware update in a long time. I can game one it, but I need to use the steam link app, not run the games natively. These d
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by 4chandaily 3mo ago
More like 100s of cops have abused their authority to harass a middle aged artist. At even just 10 minutes a stop, that is over 30 hours of this poor man's life he has spent staring at the berries and cherries just because some entitle
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by 4chandaily 4mo ago
You can't mention "AI" and music together without a negative response. I think entrenched business interests as well as musicians and other music industry adjacent people, plus the well intentioned but poorly informed public
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by 4chandaily 4mo ago
The perspective marketing world seems toxic. From the perspective of the "consumer", it sure does feel like we are being "ignored", "tricked", or "bamboozled" when our stated preferences are ignored
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by 4chandaily 5mo ago
:-*

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