Barbing

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by Barbing 3mo ago
If someone were so dumb they didn’t understand the method used in the link… mind explaining?
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by Barbing 3mo ago
He has no idea who I am. Privately, when I was new he was polite and helpful. (Tried to be polite, was returned.) /singular anecdote for reader reference
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by Barbing 3mo ago
"You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with." Now if one’s a language model… (Subconscious training like when we pick up an accent, though eventually folks might automatically code switch - so that
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Wellll lots of those people you’re referring to are human, and when have we ever let it be?!
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by Barbing 3mo ago
How do ya feel about altercations at work? If like most, then hope your colleagues find your post & decide to stop (without realizing you’re their lead!).
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Which lab is going to stop AI from hallucinating first? What’s taking them so long? If OpenAI was going to do it, why didn’t Anthropic do it first, or vice versa? Or if we assume collusion: shouldn’t DeepSeek have released a hallucination-f
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Thank you. Gmail must not be like our fellow HN users we see here, quoting a couple: “I'm tiny and only run little personal stuff. I just block vast IP address blocks.” “Apologies. :( Since you say you've never visited the
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Some of the smartest people on the planet all in the same room, data at their fingertips… they randomly add it to the training set? Labs at least must study prompts in an airgapped fashion. From there, consider how they could generate synth
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Sounds like the boss's response was not to insist the proper procedure be followed, but to assert that the technology had to work as intended, and as soon as he figured out the issue on _his side_ the standard operating procedure could
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Or tree mount if not [a] protected [species]
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by Barbing 3mo ago
And even if you spent a minute explaining the proposition to a user off the street, it still wouldn't be fair unless you laid out the drawbacks. Which leads me to a question. There must be countless individuals all over the world who s
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by Barbing 3mo ago
We know the definitions of "see" and when we take it to be in the "visualize" sense, it tracks for me.
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Has it become harder to find that information without setting off the fed’s alarm bells? Was fascinated to learn the PRISM news reduced traffic to privacy-relevant Wikipedia articles, a chilling effect in that case, but indicates tech-savvy
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Some’ve been employing python for math by default for a year or so right?
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Shiny, that's why I thought you might've felt it fair, but couldn't have put it this well.
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by Barbing 3mo ago
& they clearly delineate all the models that’ll work on your exact machine (but guardrails can be disabled in settings)
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Can’t tell if you mean it (that it’s fair) or you would’ve preferred a different pricing structure?
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by Barbing 3mo ago
The year is 2003 You’re on the playground “That’s so gay” Age: 12
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Excellent way to run a business.
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Why not much traction, was the benefit more to websites than businesses/scrapers?
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Easy to send one’s clipboard to Microsoft Azure and have their DragonHD voices read the text, say with Keyboard Maestro (or presumably Alfred, Raycast, etc.). Should work with selected text too. You’d definitely get to pay for it, not what
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Leave them on in the wash? Do they end up breaking every couple years?
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Good to know
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by Barbing 3mo ago
Yeah, the app "tells you...whether today is a go", which is completely responsible and I'm not sure how HN could be able to miss it! Jokes aside, couple changes come to mind: - pitch more carefully as "may indicate when
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by Barbing 3mo ago
In Safari, stuck on: Loading model... + Loading search results... Or sometimes "Service Worker API is available and in use." + "Loading search results...".
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by Barbing 3mo ago
This post is now number 83 on the third page (at +3hr). When I commented on it earlier, it was near the top of the first page. A result of lots of flagging? Edit: Compare to the fourth article on the front page: 4. - Road to Elm 1.0 (el
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by Barbing 3mo ago
In June, I figure Anthropic subscriptions were partially powered by those big mobile gas generators that are pushed around the xAI parking lots. Makes sense availability improved.
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by Barbing 4mo ago
Does this match the kind of eminent domain case we might see where the country needs a highway more than it needs one particular citizen's house? When they bulldoze the house to pave the highway, they toss the homeowner a few bucks. If
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by Barbing 4mo ago
Did #1 on macOS Mail.app, but #4 on iOS Mail client like you. #5., real address not disclosed at OMA for me. (now that I see the reddit thread) is this potentially Yahoo/Sonic-only?
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by Barbing 4mo ago
No longer slandered as a fallacy in the lede :) the 2019 version: A slippery slope argument (SSA), in logic, critical thinking, political rhetoric, and caselaw, is a logical fallacy in which a party asserts that a relatively small first

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