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by Jackson__ 11mo ago
Can't wait for the Tylenol article on grokipedia to be cited in this court case.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Because GPT-4o is too orange (literally).
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
I don't think one gets to call these people 'pervert' in the title, then claim that you don't 'yuck their yum'. They yucked their yum before the article even started.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
If there are any googlers here, I'd like to report an even more dangerous website. As much as 30-50% of the traffic to it relates to malware or scams, and it has gone unpunished for a very long time. The address appears to be adsense.g
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
LLM slop is not just bad—it's degrading our natural language.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
> In the late 1950s through the 1970s Herbert Needleman and Clair Cameron Patterson did research trying to prove lead's toxicity to humans. In the 1980s Needleman was falsely accused of scientific misconduct by lead industry associa
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
A big bet, with none of the mandatory electricity infrastructure figured out. Maybe better to call it a pipedream.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Ubuntu/Linux Mint are actually the worst, for the simple reason that when I tell it to install to a specific, completely empty drive, it will still insert its bootloader onto a completely different drive for absolutely no reason(except
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
All of my cheaper chinese devices without 3.5mm do support it though. It is only this premium tablet that I paid triple what I'd normally spend on which does not work.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Funnily enough, Gemini is also the only one able to read a D20. ChatGPT consistently gets it wrong, and Claude mostly argues it can't read the face of the die that's facing up because it's obstructed (it's not lol).
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
I just bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab recently. Of course I was well aware of the death of the 3.5mm headphone port, but as I plugged in my 3.5mm to usb-c adapter I was greeted with a new message: "Analog USB C Audio Unsupported.". I
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
They say they train for ~3 epochs. Could it be that's just not long enough of a training run? I have no idea how many epochs are usually used in those models.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Trying to enact such complete and utter surveillance, as the whole country slowly slides into right-wing populism is an idea that is so utterly ridiculous I struggle to find the right words. It is beyond stupid, beyond malicious. The closes
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
It fails on any edge case, like all other VLMs. The last time a vision model succeeded at reading analog clocks, a notoriously difficult task, it was revealed they trained on nearly 1 million artificial clock images[0] to make it work. In a
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
This appears to be a classic vision fail on the VLM's part. Which is entirely unsurprising for anyone who has used open VLMs for anything except ""benchmarks"" in the past two god damn years. The field is in a truly
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Because it is off topic, as the descent of the US into fascism will not impact the tech sphere in any way whatsoever. Do I even need the sarcasm mark?
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
I wish open source models would go this route of quality. Instead, every single release since and including flux dev have had some of the worst AI look I've seen so far. Sure these models might produce less mangled bodies, but in terms
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Possibly a fourth group of startup founders and investors that don't want H1B pipelines to dry up as a result of constant bad news.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Holy slop-dogged chatgpt output. Including all the other AI-generated assets on their site, is any human even involved in this product?
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Thankfully OAI will fix this, by removing GPT4.1 soon!
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
> Miyazaki has said over and over that he hates AI image generation No he has not. He was talking about an AI model that was shown off for crudely animating 3D people in 2016, in a way that he found creepy. If you watch the actual video,
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
>If it were any good I would assume there would be no need to hype it up. If it were good, there would also be no need for their devs to tell people to temper their expectations, alas... [0] [0] https://xcancel.com/alexwe
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Mind you, the exact same situation steam faces right now, itch.io had been facing ~3 months ago. If the current state of itch.io is anything to go by, things are still likely to get worse for steam.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Also interesting takeaways from that tweet chain: >GPT5 soon >it will not be as good as this secret(?) model
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Hey, Summer Memories got an official shout out on their twitter once, someone must have a real weak spot for that one at valve.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Yeah, I find myself disagreeing as well. I think the whole thing also boils down to: If you're self taught and have no achievements, you have no job. So you're not comparing self-taught to academic, but the cream of the crop to th
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Bad Actors Are Creating LLMs to Produce Falsehoods[0] [0] x.ai
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
PeaZip is popular? It seems a lot less tested than 7zip; Last time I tried to use it, it failed to unpack an archive because the password had a quote character or something like that. Never had such crazy issues in 7zip myself.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Curious, is this really necessary? I'd assume the subtotal of public images posted on meta services to be in the trillions.
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by Jackson__ 1y ago
Here's an extreme example that shows how it continually adds more orange: https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1kawcng/i_went_wit... It's really too close to be anything but a model traine

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