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10mo ago
I've used Firefox for decades, and use Nightly as a daily driver to contribute to development testing. I like and regularly use the AI sidebar, and I'm interested to see that Firefox does in the AI space. While I agree that Firefo
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10mo ago
Why?
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10mo ago
Social media is barely regulated and the New America will likely retaliate if non-American countries regulate it in way required for productive participation of 16 year old children.
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11mo ago
>Military might is the thing keeping the USD the world reserve currency instead of the GBP, EUR or Yuan. It's literally the core keeping the US economy and prosperity. No it's not. The size of the American economy, it's ex
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11mo ago
That sounds like a behaviour that the company can adjust. Just have it move as far as it can to the side when passing a human.
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11mo ago
There are thousands of vehicles moving around your house and neighbourhood already. The vast majority of them are large enough to kill you, and emit fumes that poison you and the atmosphere. Cities will have lots of drone deliveries in them
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11mo ago
Europe can't moralise itself into security and prosperity. The European 'peace dividend' that was invested into social safety nets is backed by American might. That might is going away, so Europe will need to fund it's o
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11mo ago
From the article: "Despite billions spent on safety technology, fatal truck-involved crashes are up ≈40% since 2014—almost entirely because of untrained, overworked, and inexperienced drivers now operating 80,000-pound rigs."
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11mo ago
Tokyo Godfathers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Godfathers
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11mo ago
Ultimately the AI will just learn those tokens are basically the same thing. You'll just be reducing the learning rate by some (probably tiny) amount.
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11mo ago
Do you ever doubt your above convictions?
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11mo ago
How long will US support for a previous government be responsible for conditions in the country?
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11mo ago
I'm really glad to read this, as this was my experience in LM studio with olmo. Worked for the first message but got progressively more unstable. Also doesn't seem to reset model state for a new conversation, every response follow
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11mo ago
Oh good, because mine would perform very poorly when the conversation got past 1 turn, or if I start a new chat without completely reloading the model.
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11mo ago
Biden barely had the House, nowhere near a filibuster proof Senate, or the Supreme Court. With those numbers abortion rights (forbidding the red states from outlawing abortion) wasn't possible. Elections have consequences and (at least
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11mo ago
KF being Kiwifarms the harassment site? Interesting, did it start happening after any particular event? Have the site admins posted about it publicly?
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11mo ago
Please point out the non-democracy where all citizens have enlightened views on race and culture.
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11mo ago
I don't know about that, if settlers in the West Bank cop some violence then that's going to be considered well deserved. Soldiers of 'a government' committing murder, rape and hostage taking on a music festival is going
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1y ago
>Companies play hardball in legal disputes all the time. But until recently, OpenAI didn’t seem to be taking that approach. So this is a predictable and not very remarkable step in OpenAI's evolution from a cute not for profit into
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1y ago
From what I recall for the GPT5 release, free users didn't have the option to pick between instant and thinking, they just got auto which picked for them. Paid users have always had the option to pick between thinking or instant or aut
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1y ago
TFA did mention associated microfluid cooling research.
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1y ago
What percentage of fast food workers would you say are loving it?
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1y ago
Couldn't I say that if you perceive fairly-operated, defensive war conscription to be a forced obligation that you are also several pejoratives? By choice.
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1y ago
What happens to your family when the conqueror from the next country over rolls into town?
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1y ago
That case was a bit weird and motivated. Weird in the same way as the prosecution of Hunter Biden for lying about drug taking when getting a gun license, but weird nonetheless. What wasn't weird were the other cases that didn't co
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1y ago
But one would assume you would mention the failure of the organisation to address your previously raised concerns in your resignation-and-criticise blog post?
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1y ago
Many parliamentary systems dissolve the government if they fail to pass a budget. "Can't run the country, time for an election. "
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1y ago
The Chinese have already achieved this in shipbuilding. Chinese shipyards build most container ships while the US shipyards decay.
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1y ago
How are users better off with 4o? I thought the point of 5 was that delivered better results for cheaper in less tokens.
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1y ago
Have there been any leaks of internal communications?
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