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by Kye 2y ago
It really has been a sight watching the loudest anti-AI people flog this around, then turn to rage when you clarify the range of the actual conclusion. Generative AI got a lot more useful when I started seeing it abstractly. I put data in,
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by Kye 2y ago
The model and features available to it matters. o1 says "I’m not aware of a widely recognized or universally known product called “CurrentKey Stats,” so it may not be a mainstream or highly publicized app. There are a few possibilities
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by Kye 2y ago
The prompt for the panel: "Imagine you've assembled a panel of experts on the humanities, computing, and philosophy. What would they discuss? Where might they find enlightening points of disagreement? When they get to the Q&A
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ChatGPT o1 Panel on Humanities, Philosophy, and Computing on digital clones(gist.github.com)
1 points by Kye 2y ago|1 comments
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by Kye 2y ago
Linus Tech Tips did a video on getting internet between their main building and a new one this way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9P_R-ApD-g
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by Kye 2y ago
"Tactic" is an interesting framing. This is a discussion. Some people who might want to participate are journalists who would already be in the process of confirming or have confirmation. I'm not doing battle here. We're
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by Kye 2y ago
I am asking if any journalists, many of whom are active on social media and forums like this, with the resources and access have gotten independent confirmation and, perhaps, written about it for their publications, yes. edit: I don't
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by Kye 2y ago
bingo I feel like journalism, as an occupation, has had a hard time communicating why it exists over the last 20 years or so while trying to keep up with all the changes. edit: A free primer on standards, re: confirmation. One source can, w
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by Kye 2y ago
Well, because I'm not a journalist. I don't have the resources or connections to go and find this out. That's why we have professional journalists.
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by Kye 2y ago
This confirms all my biases and comes from a source I don't recognize. That trips my anti-confirmation bias heuristics. Can someone do a journalism on this and get 1-2 other independent sources?
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by Kye 2y ago
I've definitely done things like "give me a time stamp" then took too long to realize the time it gave made no sense. You get used to it working well when it does, and then it doesn't, and it's hard to switch the sk
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Pre-Trained Large Language Models Use Fourier Features for Addition (2024)(arxiv.org)
149 points by Kye 2y ago|40 comments
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by Kye 2y ago
There are a few channels on YouTube where someone's tasked with fixing a laptop or some small electronic thing. They pull it open, find some tiny little circuit that won't go, dissolve the solder, and put a new tiny little circuit
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by Kye 2y ago
I tried this with Microsoft's Copilot + the Think Deeper button. That allegedly uses the new o1 model. It goes into a lot of fancy talk about...pretty much what you said older models did. Then it said "here's some other stuff
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by Kye 2y ago
There was a comment here on HN, I think, that explained why enterprises spend so much money on garbage software. It turned out that the garbage software was a huge improvement on what they did before, so it was still a savings in time and m
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by Kye 2y ago
How do you know what a good book is? I've seen recommendations in fields I'm knowledgeable about that were hot garbage. Those were recommendations by reputed people for reputed authors. I don't know how a beginner is supposed
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by Kye 2y ago
This seems to be the way of things. Oral traditions were devastated by writing, but the benefit is another civilization can hold on to all your knowledge while you experience a long and chaotic dark age so you don't start from 0 when t
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by Kye 2y ago
Spot on. I'm not A Programmer(TM), but I have dabbled in a lot of languages doing a lot of random things. Sometimes I have qwen2.5-coder:14b whip up a script to do some little thing where I don't want to spend a week doing remedia
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Using Perplexity.ai's Spaces as a life raft in an age of AI slop(kyefox.com)
1 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
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What Happened to Decades? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
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Interview with Buttplug.io Developer And Teledildonticist qdot [video](youtube.com)
9 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
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by Kye 2y ago
Going from the breakup of AT&T to the reconstitution of AT&T took about 40 years. Standard Oil probably did the same, though I haven't seen any fancy charts showing it on a timeline like with AT&T. There's probably som
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Down to the Countryside Movement(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
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by Kye 2y ago
You can walk out on to the outside of freighters if you install the right module. I forget which one, but I got a nice picture from the outside. https://bsky.app/profile/kyefox.com/post/3lgvtgt7zas2q
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by Kye 2y ago
That's the same thing I wanted out of it. Give me Minecraft on pretty planets. None of the environmental mods for Minecraft come close to any random NMS planet.
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by Kye 2y ago
Has the building system improved any since 2023? I did a playthrough back then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7oYF3lDf4g&list=PLfFb7mAGQz... But decided I wanted to focus on building, only to discover it was extremel
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by Kye 2y ago
It's all "you shouldn't have posted it online!" until someone does it to them, then it's all "what ever happened to honor among thieves?"
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by Kye 2y ago
You couldn't avoid interacting with the rest of the tech stack that provided access to Myspace. You can use TikTok, even have a career on it, and never know a single thing about the web, internet, tech, etc. This is increasingly the no
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by Kye 2y ago
So much of what these grants fund lead directly to a Show HN or an IPO announcement down the line. That line is now cut . If this can't pass the "unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon" test, what do
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by Kye 2y ago
There are enough people who will reactively flag anything that touches the lines between politics and everything else, usually under a misunderstanding of the guidelines, that it's hard to infer intent behind a flag kill.

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