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by Yizahi 7mo ago
I honestly don't understand why IPv6 is not actively deployed in 2026. Every piece of networking hardware over past decade supports IPv6 and often dual stack too. And to switch between both often takes a few clicks if DHCPv6 server is
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
I'm pretty sure it's politics. The reason is a potential draft, but it is also very potential for now and may never happen. So this message signalizes to the older and/or richer population two messages - "you will be pro
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
The if/else remark was a preemptive answer to a hypothetical future answer to my comment along the lines "look, LLMs can refuse to answer the request if you will ask them about bomb/celebrity/drugs etc. Which means it ca
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
You are quite right. Also in practice Starlink has random jitter and packet loss at unpredictable times, very visible when talking to my colleagues in Ukraine when they are on backups or in the country. It's fine solution, but landline
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Coax is an old tech, but it is surprisingly innovative and pushed limits a lot with right equipment. Newest full duplex and extended spectrum models could potentially reach 10/10 Gbps and all they require is changing some passive split
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
I think HN needs user karma and subdivisions/subforums in addition to the current system. Users will have a very limited amount of votes (like 1 or 2) per each user to up or down their karma. And subforums would have karma thresholds v
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
> 2-3 50-year-olds without military experience wading through a bombed out tree-line into almost certain death Yeah, excepts apparently these good for nothing oldtimers are taking 5 to 10 square kilometers per day against entrenched inte
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Rather current LLMs don't have consciousness or a will. As a result of that they can't refuse things on their own "decision". I don't think that an if-else statement in the program code qualifies as a will or self a
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
AI should. LLM program simply can't by design.
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
This tip/ad discussion reminds me of the equally idiotic and misleading Facebook post types. Instead of the correctly labeling all ads as, well, ads, Facebook have some ads called "suggested for you", some are completely unla
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Switch preferences and chat history from other LLM apps to Gemini(blog.google)
1 points by Yizahi 7mo ago|1 comments
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
One the last moats falls, and now chat history can be moved between LLM providers with relative ease. Same feature had been added by Anthropic recently. The race to the bottom begins, company which will sustain lowest price for longest will
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Confidently incorrect. As an example - a banned Thomas salto had been developed and performed by a male gymnast first, and afterwards women starting trying to do it too. This is an anecdote example, but it shows that gymnastics is not some
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
> Some ban crypto, which pushes it to the grey market in those jurisdictions. This is worded like it's something negative, but I honestly fail to see what exactly. Tokens will be pushed to grey market, and? They are already fully ut
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Forget pumping. He set free a high profile white collar criminal, who in return deposited 2 billion real dollars into Trump shitcoin exchange. And NO ONE bat the eye, not a single congressman or regulator body. Check and balances, my ass. M
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
This sounds like everyone is not perfect therefore no one should be singled out as a bad guy, everyone is equally shady. Which is objectively not true. Even the shit IT practices like stealing private information or stealing copyrighted pro
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Tolkien had a lot of other catchy names which are yet unused. EU can create it's own Angband or Ungoliant spying corporation :) .
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
It is true though. He said "directly elected by the people" and they are obviously not. If we are being honest, the system where privileged few select other privileged few among themselves is called oligarchy.
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Better advertisement. Like for example this new bill pushed by Facebook in US about age verification by PC. It will create a universally available API of sorts, which any ad corpo can poll and get more private information about PC user. Sam
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
I've seen the NTSB footage of the plane and helicopter crash in Washington. It is practically impossible to discern a landing plane over the lights of a big city at night. Next, the truck had been angled away from the plane approach, s
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
A bribe to stop thieves from profiting from the Disney's own IP is no longer needed now I guess :)
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Interesting article. People are nitpicking different issues but not many are addressing the core idea, and that idea I think is sound, regardless of the coefficients picked and so on. Inequality is rapidly increasing all over the world, it
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
I was talking about highest difficulty problems only, in the scope of that comment. Sure at mundane tasks they are useful and we optimizing that constantly. But for super hard tasks, there is no situation when you just dump a few papers for
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
We really can't have open source LLM, because they are all based on the stolen IP, or stolen IP slightly laundered and under different title.
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Was it a novel solution for you or for everyone? Because that's a pretty big difference. A lot stuff novel for me would be something someone had been doing for decades somewhere.
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
It probably can, but won't realize that and it won't be efficient in that. LLM can shuffle tokens for an enormous number of tries and eventually come up with something super impressive, though as you yourself have mentioned, we wo
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
We can't tell yet if that is true, partially true, or false for humans. We do know that LLM can't do anything else besides that (I mean as a fundamental operating principle).
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
LLMs can generate anything by design. LLMs can't understand what they are generating so it may be true, it may be wrong, it may be novel or it may be known thing. It doesn't discern between them, just looks for the best statistica
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Good old "let's fire QA guys and give testing to the everyone else". It never fails to entertain. "The happy path checks all green, lets deploy!" :) .
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by Yizahi 7mo ago
Every LLM evangelist seems to forget that there is a reason why LLMs work so well for coding. It's because there were and are preexisting non-LLM validation tools for coding. The slop doesn't make it past linters, compilers, cone

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