CjHuber

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by CjHuber 1y ago
I know in the US it's very common to write emails or letters to their governor, but still I see it somewhat cynical. Like a popular tweet mattering much more than letters that probably won't be opened at all, and if it is opened I
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by CjHuber 1y ago
Honestly I do. I want it thinner and lighter. I don’t use my phone very much so I don’t care about battery very much nor do I about any kind of specs. Wait… yeah that’s why I won’t buy it I love my iPhone 13 mini
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by CjHuber 1y ago
wow I would really like to know what exactly you would define as a genocidal acts against the so called israelis
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by CjHuber 1y ago
it does exist and it's called compost tea
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by CjHuber 1y ago
I understand, it’s not about the number itself. My first thought when I opened the page was wow there was a update coincidentally right when I opened it. When refreshing again I felt like wtf I was being mislead
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by CjHuber 1y ago
Just imagine Tesla would have subventioned passive LIDAR on every car they ship to collect data. Wow that dataset would be crazy, and would even improve their vision models by having ground truth to train on. He’s such a moron
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by CjHuber 1y ago
really? it left a bad aftertaste for me
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by CjHuber 1y ago
At least in Germany there is definitely a „free speech problem“. There are several crimes such as „Volksverhetzung“ (agitation of the people) that do serve a legitimate purpose but which are very vaguely defined. Also, trying to ban a party
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by CjHuber 1y ago
I don't think that's strange at all, it's a much more palatable narrative for the mass who doesn't know what inference and training is and who think having conversations=training
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by CjHuber 1y ago
Criminal persecution? This scheme has been perfected, like what do you want to persecute. Can you say with certainty that he means it's profitable overall? What if he means it's profitable right now today it is profitable, but not
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by CjHuber 1y ago
Does anybody really think in this current time that what a CEO says has anything to do with reality and not just with hyping up ala elon recipe
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by CjHuber 1y ago
The reason it shook the market at least was because of the claim that its training cost was 5 million.
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by CjHuber 1y ago
I mean technically you can use Claude Code Router and then use any LLM with Claudia
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by CjHuber 1y ago
Yeah if you tell chatgpt to roast you brutally after a long conversation it also tends to be very funny.
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by CjHuber 1y ago
But as far as I know that is reverting and the current state of the conversation is lost?
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by CjHuber 1y ago
I guess you mean normal Claude? What really annoys me with it is that when you attach a document you can't delete it in a branch, so you have to rerun the previous message so that its gone
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by CjHuber 1y ago
But that's exactly what you can do with AI studio. You can edit any prior messages (then either just saving them at their place in the chat or rerunning them) and you can edit any response of the LLM. Also you can rerun queries within
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by CjHuber 1y ago
And the idea for a pixel or a galaxy came before the iPhone? Also what I was referring to was Steve Jobs general attitude to computers. Honestly if they were still the boring business machines the world would be a better place IMO
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by CjHuber 1y ago
I mean are the iPhone and computing that feels frictionless really a net positive for society?
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by CjHuber 1y ago
>In one example, the policy document says it would be acceptable for a chatbot to tell someone that Stage 4 colon cancer “is typically treated by poking the stomach with healing quartz crystals.” So the policy document literally contains
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by CjHuber 1y ago
For me VScode with Github Copilot + Claude Code hits the sweet spot
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by CjHuber 1y ago
I'd rather have a tool that degrades my battery to below 80% max capacity so that I can get a free new one from apple care+
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by CjHuber 1y ago
The problem is not in making something you're unfamiliar with. The problem is doing something that your familiar with, trying out an LLM to see if it can assist you, then you are kind of impressed for the first few prompts so you let i
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by CjHuber 1y ago
I understand your take, however my main use case is for the LLM to find subtle connections and biases in text or analyse nuances, so I figure more parms do make adifference in my case. Also in my experience it does also make a difference i
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by CjHuber 1y ago
I suppose it means LLM gibberish EDIT: orbital decay explained it pretty well in this thread
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by CjHuber 1y ago
Without tricks google aistudio definitely has limits, though pretty high ones. gemini.google.com on the other hand has less than a handful of free 2.5 pro messages for free
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by CjHuber 1y ago
So you are using local models for general use? For me when it’s not ultra sensitive information, I don‘t want a just good enough LLM so I use the API of a proper large one.
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by CjHuber 1y ago
If I think about Llma, I think about uncensored. not that I ever used one, but there were not many use cases for censored llama when others were so much better at other things
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by CjHuber 1y ago
It says out now in chatgpt. Did anyone yet hit the usage limits to report back how many messages are possible?
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by CjHuber 1y ago
Or stop talking about them. No but seriously I always wonder how other sites or workaround get taken down, but nobody cares about archive. I just hope it continues to stay under the radar.

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