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by aktuel 2y ago
Could there be a better steward for Chrome in theory? Sure. My guess is that in practice the successor would be worse or about the same since it is all about money in the end.
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by aktuel 2y ago
To be fair, what country doesn't act like they have this cake replicator technology? Certainly the U.S. and England are firmly in cakeism territory.
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by aktuel 2y ago
I started learning prolog just a few months ago, when I stumbled upon https://linusakesson.net/dialog/ which is a spin on prolog optimized for writing interactive fiction. As a sweet and short tutorial I can recommend
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by aktuel 2y ago
There you go: https://github.com/aarroyoc/postgresql-prolog
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by aktuel 2y ago
Desktops shouldn't be simple. They should work reliably and predictably like every good procduct. Everyone wants something simple until they want to do something that's not supported because it's not a simple use case. So unl
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by aktuel 2y ago
I guess this is for the kind of person who thinks that Esports is sports.
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by aktuel 2y ago
These issues pop up everywhere, not just with JS. You can (and people do) write horrendously complex and laggy software (e.g. using "frameworks") in any language. Lots of excellent pieces of software are written in pure JS.
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by aktuel 2y ago
These are three different models: 1) Free lifetime updates 2) No subscription, but limited updates 3) Subscription model The parent was suggesting no. 2 (what you would find acceptable as well).
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by aktuel 2y ago
There is a good solution. It's actually a great solution: Write everything in plain JavaScript. You get a great language to develop in. All your problems will go away. No dependency hell. Excellent load times and performance. Superb co
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by aktuel 2y ago
I don't use any of facebook, instagram, LinkedIn, tiktok, X, bluesky, mastodon, snap, ... and it's not even hard. On the rare occasions I took a look at those I found them boring beyond believe. Even mastodon following people I am
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by aktuel 2y ago
The paper confirms that even the biggest and most advanced models can still be misled by adding irrelevant information that can be easily filtered out by humans.
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by aktuel 2y ago
Based on my own experience it is still fantastic. Not long ago I had an issue with an order and a real human called me back right away outside normal office hours. No waiting in a phone queue. And he was actually able to help me. If that is
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by aktuel 2y ago
This would be more useful with some kind of audio/tts functionality. I wrote a couple of scripts that do something similar but create audio files instead which can be used for meditation, workout, etc.
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by aktuel 2y ago
Why not sue the car manufacturer then? Public transport is much safer.
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by aktuel 2y ago
You never know what you will find in that hole.
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by aktuel 2y ago
I don't think it's hyperbolic at all if you look at the published data, development of past and planned future energy requirements for AI. And as if efficiency gains ever stopped anyone from using even more energy. See https:&#x2
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by aktuel 2y ago
Let's just assume for a moment that the hype is real and that these LLMs are incredibly intelligent and will replace us all soon. Then the model shouldn't be any less intelligent if we remove facts like Uma Thurman's measurem
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by aktuel 2y ago
The freaking arrow keys are the single reason I'm not going to buy this thing.
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by aktuel 2y ago
Well if they are paying real people to answer my questions I would call that a pretty good deal. That's exactly my point. As a user I don't care how they come up with it. That's not my problem. I just care about the content.
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by aktuel 2y ago
That's a chain of thought, right there!
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by aktuel 2y ago
I have to say, having to tell it to ask me clarifying questions DOES make it really look smart!
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by aktuel 2y ago
If I pay for the chain of thought, I want to see the chain of thought. Simple. How would I know if it happened at all? Trust OpenAI? LOL
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by aktuel 2y ago
Sure, but if I want a human, I can hire a human. Humans also do many other things I don't want my LLM to do.
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by aktuel 2y ago
The bouncing ball bounces way too soon.
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by aktuel 2y ago
The web is full of human shills. Why should LLMs be any different? They will tack their boilerplate disclaimer on and be done with it.
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by aktuel 2y ago
Winter is coming.
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by aktuel 2y ago
It's more a problem of society in general. Freedom (like power) is a two-edged sword. Some people get drunk on it.
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by aktuel 2y ago
Germany is not affected since it's Krautstrike only.
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by aktuel 2y ago
This was so obvious from the start. Whenever big tech creates "standards" now you already know it's going to be total horse shit. Look back at the old threads when passkeys launched. HN was full of fanboys thinking it's
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by aktuel 3y ago
Then there would be inevitably a conscious individual in evolutionary history whose parent is not conscious.

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