Nition

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by Nition 1mo ago
I'm confused by your point here. You seem to be saying it's a highpass in developing countries and also a highpass in developed countries?
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by Nition 1mo ago
Although surely highpass filter would make more sense in the analogy here?
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by Nition 1mo ago
I've never seen a false positive from Pangram for human-written text of 300+ words.
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by Nition 1mo ago
Yeah, it's obvious enough on its own, but I'll add that Pangram also thinks it's 100% fully AI generated. Hypocritical to say the least, given the message.
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by Nition 1mo ago
I agree. Though they did at least put it in quotes in the first sentence, which I hope doesn't indicate how far people are generally getting through an article before commenting on it on Hacker News.
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by Nition 1mo ago
The scientist who used the word "stunned" is one of the study's authors.
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by Nition 1mo ago
But this isn't that at all. "Stunned" is used here because it's the word one of the study's authors actually used. '"I was absolutely stunned when I first saw the results," Prof Chris Griffiths, a sen
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by Nition 1mo ago
It's a direct quote from one of the scientists: '"I was absolutely stunned when I first saw the results," Prof Chris Griffiths, a senior author on the study, at Queen Mary University of London, told the BBC."'
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by Nition 1mo ago
$475! But unless he has no conscience at all I doubt it was, really - standing up in court being told off for cheating on your homework by everyone, and pretty much ruining the case you were trying to defend, has gotta be something to wake
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by Nition 1mo ago
So much good stuff in this article. 3M realising that he only made them look bad, but the other side's lawyer calling him instead since the ChatGPT situation was so bad that it was actually helping their case. Him asking ChatGPT what t
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by Nition 1mo ago
Your link says that Dolby Surround is one feature that won't work at all without MMX on, but doesn't go so far as to say that it's the only feature that's enhanced with MMX (it uses phrasing like "MMX‑dependent feat
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by Nition 1mo ago
Wow, I never knew they actually did switch to copper on the next model. What a missed naming opportunity.
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by Nition 1mo ago
Haha, yeah the rumour came around at a time when there was real work going on with copper interconnects which just confused the situation, but the coppermine didn't use them.
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by Nition 1mo ago
I remember hearing a rumour as a young teen that the Coppermine codename meant it actually had copper wiring and that's what made it faster somehow. Copper has lower resistance than aluminium and can therefore help chips run faster - i
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by Nition 1mo ago
I always have to read these kind of Claude sentences (yours is a great example) two or three times to really understand what they're trying to say, which almost never happens when I read human writing. Sometimes I'm not certain if
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by Nition 2mo ago
Fun looking at the past history of that site. 1999: https://web.archive.org/web/19990125104610/http://www.worm.n...
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by Nition 2mo ago
Funny how easy it is to turn any banal situation into something that sounds profound. I put my situation as "Playing with a frisbee, alone." and your person says "Life is like a Frisbee. You can't control the wind. You c
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YouTube sets Made For Kids flag on inappropriate video,won't let owner change it(twitter.com)
3 points by Nition 2mo ago|2 comments
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by Nition 2mo ago
As a New Zealand musician I'd never heard of this, so I got excited for a moment but I see it's only for Electronic music artists, which isn't me. I'm glad someone's trying though. In 2012 and for a while after, NZ
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by Nition 2mo ago
If you find actual proof - even a friend of a friend saying they once heard it from a real scammer - I'd love to see it.
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by Nition 2mo ago
Yes but ascribing those motivations is a guess. There's no actual scammer saying they are doing that vs. it just being a fairly unsophisticated scam. It might be the reason, but the paper provides no actual proof, and as far as I&#x2
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by Nition 2mo ago
This paper is the one and only source for every claim from the past 10 years that "scammers make mistakes in scams on purpose." Crucially, no actual scammer or former scammer or even acquaintance of a former scammer has ever corro
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by Nition 2mo ago
The SK stock market is still up 55% since the start of this year.
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by Nition 2mo ago
Ah, #2 looked to me like they had done some manual Photoshopping on real photos. Sounds like it was more like manual Photoshopping on AI images. I suppose it's funny then that the winner is fully AI, second place is partial AI, and ful
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by Nition 2mo ago
The other four top entries are all obvious human efforts as well. Must be annoying for them to lose to a blatant AI entry.
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by Nition 2mo ago
Couldn't I just take a photo of an AI image with my phone? I suppose that'd where the LIDAR comes in.
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by Nition 2mo ago
Since it took a certain amount of time and effort, as well as skill in the past, it was a significantly lesser problem than it's becoming now. Especially with video footage.
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by Nition 2mo ago
Another aspect is that if you struggle and struggle and create something great, people can see the work you put in, and you'll visibly stand above the rest who don't have the same level of perseverance. But if anyone can create bi
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by Nition 2mo ago
No longer being able to tell whether any image or video is real due to the extreme ease of creating realistic fakes, is itself a harm.
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by Nition 2mo ago
The Montreal Protocol has not been perfectly adhered to either. China started emitting quite a lot of banned CFCs again from around 2012[1], which didn't get noticed until 2018! By 2020 it had finally stopped[2]. [1] https:/&#x2F

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