allears

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by allears 10mo ago
The thing is, LLMs would fail that test every time, but humans would pass it most of the time (hopefully). Just because humans are fallible doesn't make LLMs intelligent. We really haven't got a grip on what intelligence actually
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by allears 10mo ago
Landing page doesn't say what it is, what it does, or what data it's tracking. Or what kind of security/privacy features it has.
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by allears 10mo ago
He's busy accumulating quite a few more stains. One would think there has to be a reckoning, but I don't see it happening yet.
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by allears 10mo ago
Why not both? It's certainly true that human 'experts' often rely on pattern-matching without fully understanding a problem. But AI has no understanding at all, so pattern matching is its only skill, whereas human capacity fo
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by allears 10mo ago
I've been using this utility for years. It's totally helpful and useful, and as a bonus, has an excellent and intuitive display of what's really taking up room on your storage devices. No, I have no connection with the author
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by allears 10mo ago
People have widely varying tastes in coffee (as in everything). There is no "perfect cup." But I think they might be talking about improving extraction from the ground coffee. This might not be so relevant to the home brewer, but
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by allears 10mo ago
I can definitely add this to the list of Headlines That Don't Make Me Click.
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by allears 10mo ago
Your English is excellent -- a bit too excellent, perhaps, when many native English speakers are inconsistent about grammar and spelling. Also, there's an informal, slightly sarcastic tone that people use online that differs from the t
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by allears 10mo ago
subscription required, $52/yr
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by allears 10mo ago
404 error message -- bad link
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by allears 10mo ago
This has been a given for some time now. Don't know why it's considered a controversial opinion.
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by allears 10mo ago
This has nothing to do with "free speech." This is a right-wing agitator who deliberately broke the rules of a public gathering in order to generate publicity and maybe make some money through lawsuits. He's being backed, nat
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by allears 10mo ago
A bit of clickbait here -- Jordan is part owner of a NASCAR team that is suing. This has nothing to do with Jordan personally or basketball. And "blockbuster" is a stretch, this is more of an M80.
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by allears 10mo ago
This is a sales pitch. Since nobody actually knows how the brain "thinks," the hype sounds a bit silly. Hopefully these are some good advances, but the whole AI field is suffering from overpromising, and this kind of purple prose
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by allears 10mo ago
We know how we built the machines, but their complexity produces emergent behavior that we don't completely understand.
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by allears 10mo ago
This happened a year ago
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by allears 10mo ago
Smartest minds -- is that like top people?
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by allears 10mo ago
And those are all optimistic assumptions, and allow no margin for delays and cost overruns.
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by allears 10mo ago
The irony is thick with this one. FB is infamous for being a center of bro culture, and Sandberg has been one of the main architects of FB.
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by allears 10mo ago
If he's going for the stoner vote, I don't think it's gonna work.
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by allears 10mo ago
This is beside the point. Mozilla isn't pushing AI for the benefit of the browser or the users. It's in order to send a signal to investors. These days a company can't hold its head up in the financial marketplace without a l
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by allears 10mo ago
The whole point of AI is to displace workers, right? Isn't that why businesses are rushing to join the bandwagon? Why would this be a surprise?
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by allears 10mo ago
Nope, still got a paywall
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by allears 10mo ago
Well of course a font can't be "woke," that's just the not terribly clever line the government is handing out. What Calibri is, is accessible -- more easily read by people with vision problems. Not necessarily minorities
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by allears 10mo ago
Lemme see, Disney licenses its characters to OpenAI and then sues Google for copyright infringement. Seems like some sort of pattern developing here...
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by allears 10mo ago
Didn't work, still demanded sign-in
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by allears 11mo ago
That's the shortest article I've ever read.
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by allears 11mo ago
This is about Buddhism as an organized religion, not Buddhism as a philosophy. All organized religions are scams. Change my mind...
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by allears 11mo ago
I'm not a gamer, but I would think that games require close concentration over a long period, not to mention the accumulation of skills over time, just the opposite of social media
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by allears 11mo ago
Too bad the article doesn't mention production capacity vs. US consumption. It's great that we're developing domestic rare earths capability, but will this plant actually make a difference overall?

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