KoolKat23

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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Devices such as phones come with an option when you start the device asking simply is this for a child or an adult. Your router generally these days comes with a parental filter option on start up too. Heck we have chatgpt that can guide a
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Their net profit was $60billion in 2024. This is peanuts. It can fluctuate by multiples of this fine in a month, depending on whether or not they've had a bad or good month, nevermind year. This pretty much is just a cost of doing busi
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Other cameras. When the lidar laser points at the camera sensor.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Thanks for this suggestion, it's actually been my experience too.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Anthropic I feel will be alright. They have their niche, it's good and people actually do pay for their services. Why do people still use salesforce when there's other free CRM's. They also haven't from what I can tell s
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Exactly this it serves little purpose. You're going to need to spend crazy compute just compiling and obtaining training data. And until it's oneshotting absolutely everything. You're going to be asking it what it's it
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Outside of code, Gemini is really really good.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
I have a relatively consistent task that it completed with new information on weekdays at the edge of its intelligence. Interestingly 3.0 flash was good when it came out, took a nose dive a month back and is now excellent, I actually can&#
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
I can't stand a model over-explaining, needless fluff and wasting tokens. I asked the question so I know the context.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
There's definitely some way of telling, Enterprises can block sign in with no recent updates in Microsoft authenticator or whatever app they use.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Honestly I think no measure is and should be perfect. It's completely disproportionate. If there's a will there's a way.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
I have not once seen a proposal actually contain zero knowledge proof. This isn't something exotic or difficult. It is clear to me there is ulterior motives, and perhaps a few well meaning folks have been co-opted.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Yes, but not cutthroat competition that implies unsustainable, detrimental competition that kills off the industry.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
That would imply there's still capacity here on earth for this type of traffic.
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by KoolKat23 8mo ago
Latency means this still makes no sense to me. Perhaps some batch background processing job such as research or something but that's stretching.
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
Can't tell if you're disingenuously joking or ignorantly joking. A 17 year old is technically a child.
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
I get the feeling you don't want to hear it, but there is despicable thing called child soldiers.
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
Yeah I still don't understand this argument. The only cars I ever hear of (in Europe) with issues are German or French cars (not all brands). (Don't see many American brands here).
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
Certain tech is cheap. I wouldn't classify that as non-basic. Chuck a few screens in the cabin is cheap. Matrix LED headlights less so.
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
Well the software for one (excluding Tesla), it's faster, more advanced, more creative (probably more gimmicks but still). Domestically (in China) they also offer much higher charging wattage. But yes quality is at parity and they&#x27
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
Reasoning density. I have a specific use case (financial analysis), that is at the edge of what is possible with this models (accuracy wise). Gemini 2 was the beginning, you could see this technology could be helpful in this specific analys
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
This is very cool and very overkill.
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
I still feel it's a little bit hyperbolic and slightly over-reactive, but I see your point.
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
My point is saying if it's so complex you have to get a lawyer involved, how do you expect your LLM&system to cover all its own shortcomings. I'd bet if you put that prompt into grok it'd be blocked judging by that Reddit
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
Again words in my mouth. I'm not justifying that and nowhere does it say that. I could be very impolite to you right now trying to slander me like that. I said I don't understand the fuss because there are guardrails, action taken
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
You're the one making the logical fallacies and reacting emotionally. Read what I have said first please. That is a different grok to the one publishing images and discussed in the article. Your link clearly states they are being moder
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
I don't know, I feel like I'm taking crazy pills with this whole saga. Perhaps I havent seen the full story. The fact of the matter is they do have a policy and they have removed it, suspended accounts and perhaps even taken it fu
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by KoolKat23 9mo ago
It's just insane. To throw away an iconic name like "Microsoft Office" boggles the mind. That brand must've been worth a fortune. Strategically it also emboldens competitors, "they're all random products anyway
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by KoolKat23 10mo ago
They're wrong on multiple fronts, they're regressive. The poor bear the brunt of them. Despite the bad press, a well run government highway is much cheaper, generally 30% or more of that toll goes directly to maintaining the syste
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by KoolKat23 10mo ago
It's well known ol' Don Quixote doesn't like windmills, I mean wind turbines.

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