Yizahi

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by Yizahi 4mo ago
How else can you park? Assuming no 360* parktronic or no surround cameras. I must see just a tiny side of my car in a side mirror or else I would hit a column or a car in tight turns.
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
As a European, US will probably overtake Europe on EVs soon and fast. You have two unique differences to many other countries - a lot of population lives in private houses or condos, where they can just plug in EV in a regular socket withou
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
While true, isn't that a rich life benefit in general? E.g. Brits can choose (important hat they have options) to trade some time to get even cheaper and just as good healthcare services compared to Mississippians who don't have s
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Like allowing to spray lead from airplane exhaust over the populated areas, right? Oh wait...
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
So the same quality and reach of the public transit in rural Japan and rural USA? The same percentage of net income spent on the similar healthcare procedures in rural Japan and rural USA? The same quality and percentage of net income spent
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
It's not a question of regulation, but a question of enforcing said regulation and a question of enforcing a lawful process which follows a breach of a regulation. Which is exactly a spirit of the phrase "checks and balances"
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Corporate "hackatons" are often a mess. We have anything from a truly novel ideas clearly invented right at the hackaton (as was originally intended) which are rough and very unpolished and buggy or even broken, to teams brazenly
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Why do you assume Gemini is worse than those two? Especially not for code generation.
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Checks and balances dear sirs and madams, checks and balances. Excepts apparently it meant cheques used to top up account balances.
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Let's imagine for a second that this a few billion dollars per year to Google is correct. Why do you assume that it covers everything to be done by Google itself - from hosting to running actual servers? Apple may very well pay Google
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
What a load of damage control. Partnerships are not something dumb algorithm can pick up like in some AdSense campaign. This was deliberately done by a human after a series of negotiations between parties in writing. You (Proton) were absol
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Well, since all LLM companies are very secretive about their finances, the only public information from them about their revenues or profits or liabilities are as the top commenter said are without any "factual basis for the claims oth
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Well, he knows the price for this service - you donate 2 billion real USD to Mr. Orange private shittoken scam "fund" and you go free. He should scrounge his pockets or ask his cronies to prepare a required fee. https:/&#x2F
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
I wish Schengen would one day apply mirror visit policies, to make countries taste their own poison. Like - "Ok UK, you want out of Schengen? Fine. You will now pay 162 EUR for a single one time entry per person. Thank you very much fo
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
They already do it. Antropic hiked prices several times, Google just hiked prices in April/May by a lot (by lowering limits in plans a lot). It will continue regularly. I remember when 200$/m plan was first unveiled there were scr
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
I'm sorry, were you speaking about this topic post or about posts authored by Sam/Amodei and the like?
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Works on my side now, thank you. ;)
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
I always wonder, just how many payments per month do these people have that they need to "summarize" them instead of scrolling through history in about 1 or 2 minutes max? It would probably take me longer to type in a concise LLM
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
I think this is what is sent from my side: "name": "Accept-Language", "value": "en-US,uk-UA;q=0.9,uk;q=0.8,en;q=0.7" "name": "User-Agent", "value": "Mozilla/5.0
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Hi. A have a user report, after visiting the site it automatically switched to a language based on my system locale, but not on my UI language or keyboard preference. So it is possible to visit the site from some guest PC for example where
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
It is maybe unconventional in a public discourse but I believe that it is completely fine for an individual human to "discriminate" anything multiple orders of magnitude more powerful, richer and more unaccountable to him/her
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Hypothetical scenario - if the entire New Glenn rocket exploded up to highest point in under 4 seconds and if there was a passenger capsule on top with a SLS/Saturn size escape rocket, would it manage to escape in those 2-3 seconds? Wo
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Did you try to analyze afterwards why your subordinates tried to do extra work, in that particular case? Maybe they thought that their performance (aka livelihood) would be tied to that leaderboard? And why would they have such a thought? I
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Wait what? What "bets"? Bets can happen only on the gambling sites, and Polymarket is definitely not one of those, right? Poly is a prediction market, rewarding the person with the best prediction. How can there be "insider t
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Funny how people in this topic at the same time complain about systemd being multi-featured and then complain about abandonment of X11 in favor of of the more focused Wayland. :) It seems to me that the real differentiator is not the number
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Over here, far far away from USA, we have a joke story about a certain type of person, who finds a jinni lamp. Jinn tells that person that he can fulfill any single wish of his, but the caveat is that person's neighbor will get twice a
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Objectively untrue. Any human who can add two integers or use a knife to cut food or write a word with a pen can afterwards describe what he did at least in some way. Unless he is lying which is a separate topic, we assume an honest attempt
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Or it is you who are confused. And I want to remind you that you can't retcon historical word use.
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Because it is, for now. For a while at least. You can prove that LLM doesn't understand what it does and it is surprisingly simple. Request it to add two integers and then ask it to explain how it arrived at that result. The answer wil
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Sure we do, since Fei-Fei Li and team created that annotated dataset, which allowed to train first LLMs. So LLMs are here for more than a decade already.

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