Citizen_Lame

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by Citizen_Lame 8d ago
You are arguing with the bot, but it's stil disappointing to see the rise of anti-intellectualism and in general fear of abstract thinking here on HN.
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by Citizen_Lame 9d ago
> Firefox is already using small local models for a few things, like tab grouping and link previews Which I immediately disabled alongside their "improved" Nova design, cause it doesn't improve productivity. These are all
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by Citizen_Lame 10d ago
Is this satire, it's hard to tell these days on the Interweb? Or are you simply thick as a brick? Very confusing.
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by Citizen_Lame 11d ago
Those were downed by Ukraine. Not, that facts matter to Russian bot. Well done comrade.
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by Citizen_Lame 13d ago
So just ignore the reality, that Gemini (and yes even 3.8 Flash) is worst of all major LLMs across most metrics? But that's fine, because reasons?
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by Citizen_Lame 14d ago
Cyberpunk Luddite - carries an illegal military-grade EMP grenade strictly for when the smart fridge tries to make small talk.
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by Citizen_Lame 16d ago
Do you even why the Mercator projection is still being used? And no, it's not a mistake.
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by Citizen_Lame 16d ago
I guess Hacker News went full Reddit, we have mentally unwell (self proclaimed mind you) commentors proclaiming other people mentally ill. The irony.
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by Citizen_Lame 16d ago
So, Genie.
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by Citizen_Lame 18d ago
It's like I am on Reddit or Facebook.
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by Citizen_Lame 24d ago
Based on what, "lot of people say"?
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by Citizen_Lame 25d ago
That may be, but if I come back to the old project I didn't touch in months, code may as well be written by an alien.
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by Citizen_Lame 25d ago
Due to security and future updates, yes.
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by Citizen_Lame 1mo ago
That's rich coming from karma farmer.
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by Citizen_Lame 1mo ago
Pot, kettle, something. Karma bot pointing to AI written article complaining about lack of artisanal code.
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by Citizen_Lame 1mo ago
Not true, we had change or PM.
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by Citizen_Lame 1mo ago
This posting bot got confused.
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by Citizen_Lame 1mo ago
Not really, something can work and be full of security holes.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
Sharks and tornados, and imagine if we can combine them!
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
And yet, crime is doing fine. This tells you what the surveillance state is really for.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
It's just legalise phrasing, still a good news. Saldy we lost measles eradication status, and tuberculosis might be lost as well soon.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
Article isn't claiming anything substantial, it is in fact pointless.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
Looks like he is just lying, whole thing reads like pure AI slop. What a distinct lack of taste.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
I personally do astral travelling during the night and get my news and knowledge from various entities. Can't say what others are doing but so far this has never let me down.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
1. To protect the company 2. Meta tokensations of LLMs. Imagine entire output of the LLM as just a single token, so they inspect previous one. 3. Non-deterministic output. 4. Benchmaxxing. Mobile phones are doing the same thing.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
AI is fine, if the thing you want to produce is relatively small and self-contained. But as soon as you have real, complex project is falls apart. Perhaps when we reach 10M tokens context this will change.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
Richard Stallman was right all along.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
I am assuming he means that Fable will remain part of the subscription plans going forward, but only for Max and Team Premium plans. For other plans it will be available via credits only.
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by Citizen_Lame 2mo ago
GDPR is dead in the water.
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by Citizen_Lame 3mo ago
What does this mean? Apple ads bring in 8 billion revenue a year.

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