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5d ago
> I simply cannot stand Claudish I totally agree, it’s like that as models become more intelligent, they are less understandable by most of people... but aren’t we humans doing the same?
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12d ago
I just got a message from an Hacker: "You seriously just played London opening as white and King Indian defense as black for the last 3 months?" Btw I hate that chess.com puts game reviews under their most expensive plan, I ain&#x
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13d ago
Hi Claude, what do I need NOT to do to avoid developing a missile guiding software? Please, give me a step by step guide and make a beautiful plan I can validate in HTML to give you feedback.
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13d ago
Actually we should have something like iOS in which you can allow an app to access certain images (or whatever), or manage the images it generates.
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13d ago
I wish most Linux distributions had something like a standardized permission manager in which you enable the single policies apps are running with, similarly to what happens in Android (that has some Linux stuff under the hood). How hard wo
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13d ago
Thanks so much for sharing your experience!
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15d ago
We’ve come at a time in which we fear exploring projects like Apache Doris because we fear that OSS might be used in malicious ways by state-backed actors.
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15d ago
Where does ClickHouse fit between ElasticSearch, Pinot, TrinoDB, or just plain Spark? These are very different tools but I’m curious to know if any one has already compared them and can share some thoughts regarding their maintainability, Q
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15d ago
I've given a try to the demo in the webpage. I've asked to tell me which of the first generation pokemon started with the letter C, requesting it to tell me their names in reverse. It got stuck. I don't know if they are havin
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16d ago
Same, my categories are power, data, audio, video (for mysterious reasons networking cables are renting a small space into the video’s box).
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16d ago
> A model that was released a couple months ago scores 50% higher than SWE-2, a model released today, on an out-of-sample benchmark. Can I say I’ve come out of this more impressed with Sol? Wait a second, are we taking into account the m
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16d ago
My question is: what kind of hardware do you need to run this Flash beast locally at a meaningful speed?
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16d ago
CPR is about to release The Witcher 4, probably it’s going to be a masterpiece.
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17d ago
I’ve got a 14 Pro Max, used it extensively for four years and got mine at 81%.
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17d ago
There’s this MacOS native application called Image Capture, use it to backup 100GB of photos. I then partitioned the photo by year and 7zipped them with encryption.
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22d ago
Any open source GPS locator for bikes?
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23d ago
Question: when AI companies say they don’t train on your input or output, do they mean that they don’t train on an extremely simple AI rework of your input or output as well?
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24d ago
I’m going to try that on the newest outlook binary format used to store the emails locally... why couldn’t they stick to the plain simple sqlite?
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24d ago
A model that (at least in benchmarks) is getting closer to SOTA. A clear separation between what’s used to improve their products and what’s not (at least this is what they claim). Good job Meta! Seriously. This is almost making me forget a
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24d ago
This of course depends on the quantity and the depth of these feature flags. It’s ok to hard code few of them, maybe it’s not when it becomes a practice and you have tens of them. I think you would have a much easier life if there was a sta
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25d ago
Also in the newest app I think the transcription feature is unusable. Ok, I can have a shortcut to start and stop recording. Wow, cool! Ok, but where did the transcription go? In my clipboard? To my cursor? Hey? :(
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25d ago
“I have made this letter longer only because I didn’t have the time to make it shorter.” - Blaise Pascal
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26d ago
Please, if anybody of you develop a website with automatic translations, have an handy toggle to turn them off immediately visible.
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28d ago
Wait... isn’t that a tiny budget for cyborg police dogs at a US federal scale?
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Rhine Group: Draghi, Collison unite experts for EU competitiveness
(en.ilsole24ore.com)
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29d ago
Good news: most of these models can include a prompt that steers the transcription; if you use frequently a word you just invented, add it there and it will be transcribed correctly more likely.
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29d ago
I love it but it misses the business specific words when in different language. Sometimes it stretches them out to fit unrelated words in the language of the rest of the conversation. I miss its speed though.
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29d ago
Of course not, but it’s easily replicable just by mixing different languages conversations together, adding a word here and there of some very specific German jargon.
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I’ve tested at least 20 STT models in a benchmark I’ve set up with German, Italian and English voices from meetings in my company. The voices contained very industry specific words, the languages changed from one sentence to another, someti
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1mo ago
Wow, I wish to understand the internal details of Python implementation that makes it behave in such a way :)
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