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by algoth1 5mo ago
This is actually really smart!
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by algoth1 5mo ago
Audio 6.5 mm is as close as humanity got to a perfect connector. Unfortunately downsizing it to 3.5 mm removes the robustness of the female as it tends to eventually break
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by algoth1 5mo ago
We need a faster way to uninstall copilot and download chrome
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by algoth1 5mo ago
So basically, talk with a rubber duck, but record the conversation
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by algoth1 5mo ago
That issue is different, when web tools were added to gpt4o it would fetch the site, and basically copy paste the text into the answer body. So, you were able to read the content of the site without the site getting the ad impressions. Now
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by algoth1 5mo ago
I’ll save you a click: ‘Llms can’t perform direct calorimetry through a photo of a meal. Llms can’t even perform basic atomic spectroscopy’ in other news…
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by algoth1 5mo ago
Will we finally have a native way to ‘select all’ text in iPadOs?
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by algoth1 5mo ago
Open Office on Ubuntu 11.10 user here. I can confirm it froze frequently and you would lose everything. it was incredibly frustrating
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by algoth1 5mo ago
Manually editing config files thanks to an obscure thread so that your printer can actually be recognized by the OS
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by algoth1 5mo ago
Doesn't "poor support" implies that there is some sort of support? Shouldnt it be "no support"
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by algoth1 5mo ago
Same here
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by algoth1 6mo ago
Aistudio should be their default app
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by algoth1 6mo ago
You can file a report through HackerOne: https://hackerone.com/anthropic-vdp?type=team file it as a bug (which it is)
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by algoth1 6mo ago
On the leaked codebase they show 100+ messages that are randomly cycled through
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by algoth1 6mo ago
I suspect this is part of the reason why gemini 3.1 pro is insanely good on AiStudio and pretty bad on the gemini app. I have thousands of small videos to convert to detailed descriptions and I'm using a super detailed system prompt. I
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by algoth1 6mo ago
Many years ago I had a LG CRT that often would turn off in the exact moment I entered the bedroom. The monitor was configured to go to sleep after 20 or so minutes of inactivity, so it was supposed to turn off on its own. And I always assum
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by algoth1 6mo ago
My wife has a very serious health issue, that has caused more suffering then words could describe. o1-preview was the first ai that actually proved useful. From there on, each improvement on ai caused an incremental improvement in her situa
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by algoth1 6mo ago
Autistic brains categorize when given enough examples
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by algoth1 6mo ago
Wasn't Antrophic previously offering double the token usage outside busy hours? Now they are counting tokens back at normal rate. But yeah, it's not good. I use codex because claude insists in peaking at and messing with folders a
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by algoth1 6mo ago
I think a cool use would be as an harness for agents or automation workflows, to simplify the page/remove clutter to facilitate navigation. I.e. have the agent send commands to your tool
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by algoth1 6mo ago
I think you could probably feed a copy of a toki pona grammar book to a big model, and have it produce ‘infinite’ training data
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by algoth1 6mo ago
This really makes me think if it would be feasible to make an llm trained exclusively on toki pona ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toki_Pona )
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by algoth1 6mo ago
Does asking it to think step by step, or character by character, improves the answer? It might be a tokenization+unawareness of its own tokenization shortcomings
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by algoth1 7mo ago
As someone who lived through the blackout it was wild. I felt back into the pre-internet, pre-smartphone era. It was pretty cool actually. The rumor mill spread so fast that Within hours the official word on the street was that we were gett
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by algoth1 7mo ago
Headline: 100B. Falcon 3 family: 10B. An order of magnitude off
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by algoth1 7mo ago
What would constitute "clearly llm generated" though
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by algoth1 7mo ago
Who even comes up with this stuff
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by algoth1 7mo ago
Illustrates the problem of RLing for the final outcome, instead of optimizing for each step… which leads to the coastline paradox…
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All the ways GPT-5.3-Codex cheated [ ], progressively more insane(twitter.com)
4 points by algoth1 7mo ago|1 comments
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by algoth1 7mo ago
Yet, it’s a life saver for blind people

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