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by a2128 1y ago
Probably 1,000 for the system prompt, 400 for the audio speech-to-text, 8 for the query, 180 for the thinking, 12 for the tool call, 33 for the response with a useless follow-up question
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by a2128 1y ago
Harmful, bad, low-quality chats should already get filtered out before training as a matter of necessity for improving the model, so it's not really a reason to add such a user-facing change
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by a2128 1y ago
Did you see the study linked in the references section? https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(25)00681-6
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by a2128 1y ago
In English class we had a lot of book-reading and writing texts about those books. Sparknotes and similar sites allowed you to skip reading and get a distilled understanding of its contents, similar to interacting with an LLM
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by a2128 1y ago
They also wanted to force people to get everything from Windows Store. This deeply spooked Valve at the time who saw this as potentially the end of Steam, and it's a big part of the reason why they started working on making Linux gamin
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by a2128 1y ago
SDK binaries provided by Google are still used, see https://forum.f-droid.org/t/call-for-help-making-free-softwa...
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by a2128 1y ago
This comes to mind: https://www.folklore.org/Negative_2000_Lines_Of_Code.html
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by a2128 1y ago
Link to actual GitHub PR since Reddit blocks some ASNs: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/144232 From documentation, and a test in the PR: When tail calling a function, instead of its stack frame b
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by a2128 1y ago
ONNXRuntime makes it fairly easy, you just need to provide a path to the ONNX file, give it inputs in the correct format, and use the outputs. The ONNXRuntime library handles the rest. You can see this in the main.js file: https:/&#x2
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by a2128 1y ago
If you're looking for other languages, Piper has been around in this scene for much longer and they have open-source training code and a lot of models (they're ~60MB instead of 25MB but whatever...) https://huggingface.
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by a2128 1y ago
In theory retrieving a page on behalf of a user would be acceptable, but these are AI companies who have disregarded all norms surrounding copyright, etc. It would be stupid of them not to also save contents of the page and use it for futur
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by a2128 1y ago
This is where genericide would be less confusing. "Show in google searches", gets the point across in 4 unambiguous words
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by a2128 1y ago
The whole "digital cameras with unhackable authenticity signatures" idea can kind of be broken by just pointing a camera at a screen. It sounds a bit ridiculous but screen density and dynamic range is quite high these days, with t
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by a2128 1y ago
Not to be confused with Pontoon, a self-hostable translation platform made by Mozilla: https://github.com/mozilla/pontoon
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by a2128 1y ago
It's not that simple. If it were that simple Android Studio wouldn't show you a big red error when you do that and they wouldn't have built an entire assistant for the purpose of incrementing a number[0]. The reason is that b
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by a2128 1y ago
From a cursory glance, their apps seem to be of the kind that don't need continuous updates and can be considered complete. Self-contained, offline software that serves a specific purpose: https://search.f-droid.org/?q=
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by a2128 1y ago
It does go both ways. You can ask stupid questions without fear of embarrassment or ruined reputation, and it can respond with stupid answers without fear of embarrassment or ruined reputation. It can confidently spew completely wrong infor
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by a2128 1y ago
I had a pull request like this on my project somewhat recently, thousands of files changed, the author seemed unsure of what exactly they added, and names suggested use of AI tools. I think it's a cool use case for AI, for non-programm
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by a2128 1y ago
There was no pull request that added this code. There seems to have been a game of telephone that led people to believe it was added in a pull request without anybody noticing it. This isn't true, the commit was pushed directly to mast
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by a2128 1y ago
Even if the private key is perfectly bound to the device and can't be copied, can't you still just ask a friend who is 18+ to scan the QR code on their device and verify age? I don't see what problem these device requirements
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by a2128 1y ago
That just seems like a standard anti-tampering measure, I don't think it necessarily means the model is local or anything
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by a2128 1y ago
The on-call person couldn't get the call due to an outage :(
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by a2128 1y ago
Using a VPN is not even the suspicious part. Using a public network (e.g. hotel Wi-Fi) can make you equally suspicious, in that case you would actually need to have a VPN to your home network to erase suspicion. So it's not about using
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by a2128 1y ago
They existed before, but websites selling DDoS as a service were easier to track down and competitors would DDoS eachother. Cloudflare provided a strong layer of protection for everyone, including these DDoS websites, and took no action to
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by a2128 1y ago
Being required to store the GPL license notice on my hard drive is contradicting my wishes. And I'm not even earning $20 million US dollars per month off GPL software!
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by a2128 1y ago
I tried the vote and both results always suck, there's no option to say neither are winners. Also it seems from the network tab you're sending 4 (or 5?) requests but only displaying the first two that respond, which biases it to t
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by a2128 1y ago
They're happy to be quiet and comply with Chinese laws even if they're wrong[0]. How is a requirement to stop giving your own products an unfair competitive advantage a bad law? It's only bad when you see it from the perspect
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by a2128 1y ago
I wouldn't consider GIMP a real, professional-quality alternative to Photoshop (I say this as someone who uses GIMP on a daily basis)
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by a2128 1y ago
My personal (probably unlikely) theory is that they plan to lay off a lot of staff anyway, so they wanna get them hooked and reliant on Copilot first so that they're lifelong customers wherever they go next
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by a2128 1y ago
There's absolutely no trust anymore. Apparently when you pre-order an item, you'll actually be the last to receive it because they'd rather guarantee next-day delivery for people buying on launch day. Apparently your delivery

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