Yizahi

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by Yizahi 1y ago
OpenAI are the last people who I would take as a reference, because they are financially motivated to keep the charade of a "thinking" LLM or so called "AI". That's why they are widely using anthropomorphic terms li
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Yeah, that's totally believable. I remember how everyone raved about cheap EV charging a decade ago, how it would save costs etc. And today a commercial fast DC changing is more expensive (per km of range) than an ICE car of the same c
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Quantum had already peaked in the hype. It doesn't scale, like at all. It can't be used for abstract problems. We don't even know the optimal foundation base on which to start developing. It is now in the fusion territory. Fu
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by Yizahi 1y ago
What do you mean "were to do"? It's already happened, probably many times, it just a single human can't keep up with all world news of every industry. Here is an example how China raided and took over Chinese ARM subsidi
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by Yizahi 1y ago
LLM can't hallucinate. Correct phrase would be "GPT-5o-mini generates medical residency applicant grades". Everywhere you see word hallucinate in regards of a program output, it should be replaced with generate for clarity.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I wonder what people will do, when they will realize that LLM lawyers produce insufficient results, but "suddenly" all cheap bottom rung lawyers are gone and switched professions. As for the LLM "creative" content, have
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I would adjust your formula to the: number of people you help x how much you help them x number of people you harm x how much you harm them For example - harming a little bit all content creators of the world, by stealing their work without
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I suspect that it's people who are absolutely unable to "put themselves in other's shoes"(c) so to speak. They can't think abstract enough to imagine themselves a different person in different circumstances. So from
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I mean, the article is likely correct, but only if the current distribution of royalties in Spotify isn't proportional to the play count (which was presumed in the top comment). And it is totally believable that Spotify adjusts them to
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I'm using Firefox mobile since it's release and haven't observed this issue. For years now I have so many not-closed tabs that FF just shows infinity sight instead of a number, so it's not that I'm limiting my brows
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by Yizahi 1y ago
> I'm going to predict within the next few years someone's going to lose a billion dollars relying on Chat GPT or another LLM. I strongly suspect this has already happened, possibly even multiple times. Some inbred oil sheikh f
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I read comments like these and feel like I'm taking crazy pills. Alice in Wonderland moment, truly. Like, we are all engineers here, even if just a little. Willingly and knowingly constraining your information intake to a random charac
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by Yizahi 1y ago
On a very very large average, and assuming that Spotify pays out now in precise proportion to the total plays (just as you wrote - if 0.1% of plays, then 0.1% of payouts), then changing to your proposed system would literally change nothing
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by Yizahi 1y ago
City of course. Over here, across the pond, cities make local noise regulation and have a local city municipal police (not state police) which is responsible for a minor complaints and general oversight. Of course the only reason why it wor
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I have Christmas lights year round for a decade now, in a city but outside. I find them pretty. What's so offensive about them in a private house? And what's next? Restricting the amount of lights in the house? Their color temp?
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by Yizahi 1y ago
All long and medium range rockets are hypersonic, simply by virtue of falling from space fast enough. From any country. So the "reached speed" metric is kinda pointless. Lately people tend to call rockets hypersonic is they can be
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Russia couldn't even bomb Kyiv reliably, before buying a drone manufacturing line from Iran, of all places. The sanctioned to the gills Iran apparently can produce a flying junker with a gas prop and a 100 kilos of explosives strapped
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by Yizahi 1y ago
He admits he is in Czechia, which is coincidentally one of the three biggest spots for Russian emigration inside EU. Maybe even the biggest, if counted as a percentage of total population. No wonder there are a lot of imperialists there, he
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Have you heard about accelerationism? This is an ideology of influential far right wing politicians and activists. They want to introduce as much world instability as they can, to break any existing structures where they a the losers. Then
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by Yizahi 1y ago
This is an insane take. No one, not a single country, has even entertained an idea that Ukraine may join NATO. Not even in 2025, when everyone repeatedly tell Ukraine that NATO is out of the question, stop asking us. Even more, between 2010
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by Yizahi 1y ago
What's the problem with gas station (provided it keeps mandatory distance from the buildings) or the office building near the residential ones? In fact, close offices are often cited as a pros for certain locations, people are even try
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by Yizahi 1y ago
The problem is not that lack of examples. Technically, all two hundred something countries could take example of the best one in every metric and just copy most of the stuff to make life better. The problem is that politicians are afraid to
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by Yizahi 1y ago
"Russia started the war in Ukraine to stop the NATO expansion."(c) - tell me now, exactly which NATO expansion has happened before the invasion of Ukraine, to trigger the war? You are lying, that's what it is. PS: to anyone e
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I sincerely hope one day military support will be denied to you, wherever you live. What a brainwashed cabbage... "escalate into a war"(c) - this is a blatant 100% lie, with no ifs or buts, just a plain lie. There was zero militar
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I would also say that for pre-elderly cohort iPhones are also hard to learn. Gestures are completely baffling for unfamiliar people, and Apple generously removed basic on-screen buttons. Dealing with files is nightmare (yes, people still da
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by Yizahi 1y ago
The real advice should be formulated like this - avoid office politic at all costs if you tend to take side of the humans/workers and strive for justice in any form or are advocating for recognition for worker's deeds and so on. D
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by Yizahi 1y ago
There are two of them now. The whole zoo is coming together, year by year :(.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Teams are not equivalent in the big or medium org. Some teams are pushing the boundaries (for the corp), some teams are doing grunt work, some teams are doing maintenance, some teams are support for all of those etc. Example - in our compan
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by Yizahi 1y ago
The supply and demand is a convenient myth, skirting a lot of the nuance and artificial factors. If supply and demand did work like the proponents of "simple answers" claim, then every remote software engineer of similar tenure wo
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by Yizahi 1y ago
You had any hope for them?

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