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by Forgeties79 8d ago
> "run prior work research first". As effective as “make no mistakes.” It is trying to please you, and it always determines that the way to please you is to fulfill the original, core request. Any caveats or first steps will a
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by Forgeties79 8d ago
That’s not true in the slightest. None of Canon’s 50D and up line, 7D line, 5D line, and rebel line did anywhere near that long ago. I did not shoot on Nikons back then but I imagine most of their fleet didn’t have dual slot recording eithe
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by Forgeties79 8d ago
Can you even get the software to process it anymore? That was such an exciting time
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by Forgeties79 8d ago
I think it’s supposed to be a wing
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by Forgeties79 9d ago
Who said this? You can’t simply gesticulate towards a bogeyman group. Where are the informed/authority figures telling you it was going to instantly segment? Random people you supposedly recall on a tech forum do not count. I could fin
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by Forgeties79 9d ago
Net neutrality was struck down less than 2 years ago. A little premature to say there are no consequences.
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by Forgeties79 9d ago
Its context overflows and it becomes incoherent, so it stops following any rules you set within increased frequency until it accesses something it shouldn’t and turns off the power to something that kills dozens of people. Then we will do s
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by Forgeties79 9d ago
But the volatility hasn’t gone away. Compared to previous periods of broader interest in it (rife with the awful FOMO habits of people) sure it’s not as bad, but it still fluctuates wildly and without warning. In the past 12mo it has gone a
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by Forgeties79 9d ago
>I now shoot 2 cards simultaneously A very lovely change over the last 8 years or so lol. I came up in film during the DSLR revolution. 5D2’s/7D’s/Rebels (i series) years. 8bit 420 nasty aliasing recording on single cards and
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by Forgeties79 9d ago
John Paul Hayward and Trevor Alan Gomes are fantastic musicians and have done well for themselves it seems but I highly doubt they have staff for that!
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
Until an LLM can sustain a conversation with me for more than 20 to 30 minutes without becoming incoherent I’m just not even entertaining any idea that we have reached AGI.
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
One of the more baffling things in the most recent version of that cycle was Biden being solely blamed for inflation - in particular the finger pointing over checks exactly like the ones that went out under trump .
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
Because you think ChatGPT will do the job for you, and sadly, the quality drop doesn’t universally hurt people
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
“I came in unprepared. Please hold your applause.”
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
Wrote to a composer a few years ago and pianist recently with pretty focused things I wanted to compliment, and they both clearly appreciated it because they sent very long, considerate responses (longer than what I had sent initially!)
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
Agree, what I'm saying is "it is mine and we should treat it as mine, same as my laptop/desktop." We both agree the current status quo is not that, I'm saying what it should be.
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
Has WF said as much?
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
>So this doesn't solve the issue pointed in the OP. Yes it does. This is their point: > The fact that we cannot download and install software from the internet onto our phones JUST like we can do with our computers is a symbol of
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
People still use “Google” as a synonym for “online search.”
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
The goal is the society by and large keeps those values as a whole. The values inform the laws and lead to a certain result that, in theory, reflects the value (politicians decide murder isn’t ok -> murder illegal -> fewer murders -&g
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
And yet they are burning through their famous cash on hand and taking on debt for data centers like everyone else.
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by Forgeties79 10d ago
As someone who used to compete for years and plays currently as a hobbyist, you’re absolutely correct. LLM’s are terrible at chess and if anyone wants to sober up their view on AI, try it yourself. Anyone who casually plays on a regular bas
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by Forgeties79 11d ago
> Grok No one is behind grok. It literally has "be funny and irreverent when appropriate" (whatever the hell "when appropriate" means for them) baked into the system prompt. To me, that is all you need to know about h
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by Forgeties79 11d ago
Is the bar for this conversation “zero instances ever”? Our laws are informed by our values. How can we possibly argue they aren’t an attempt at legislating ethics and morals?
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by Forgeties79 11d ago
It’s why I have enjoyed my refurbished pebble though I won’t be getting their “index” because I just don’t want a smart ring tbh. Nice to have a slightly dumber product with better battery life and open source top to bottom.
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by Forgeties79 11d ago
And yet Microsoft, which owns a massive portion of openAI, doesn’t bother you? OpenAI is as bad as the rest. Anthropic likely is too but they seem a hair better. Still bad though.
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by Forgeties79 11d ago
Yes that’s why I’m not satisfied. It doesn’t actually stop the problem. It’s a legal safety net for them at best. Our data is not safe from rogue officers, which there are many of as we have seen with US policing for many years. The reason
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by Forgeties79 11d ago
>Flock designed their software so that the police have to state a reason. And yet none of this stopped an individual from first accessing 19,000 cameras across 1558 cities with "LMAO" as the reason. The damage is already done a
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by Forgeties79 11d ago
You absolutely can legislate morals and ethics. That’s why you can’t murder people.
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by Forgeties79 11d ago
it really does seem like they’re just buying stuff up in the hopes that something accidentally turns into a profit to cover their previous investments/promises. Kind of a ponzi of acquisitions

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