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Damn I had forgotten about this section of the book to the point that even reading it, I only recognised the style as typical Adams. Guess that means I'm overdue for a re-read! Jaay!
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>The problem is LLMs have no capacity for shame You seem to be implying that people do, and I'd like to contest that point gestures wildly at everything
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hey Lukas! how did you set up the radio output? like i cant figure out how to get the model to speak and play media files. I also have no clue how to get it to wake up and talk some more when the song ends....
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That model is equally bad though. Given that you're writing this in a discussion about gen AI watermarks, how in the world did you come up with the idea that Gen AI wouldn't be able to add a watermark?
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5mo ago
Lol, nice project! I liked the xkcd-style comic the most! I'm only gonna cry a little bit about the all-too-accurate roasts. Some of that stuff cut deep!
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5mo ago
Good point! I can hardly think of a better way to start friendly relations with extraterrestrials than broadcasting Eurovision to them.
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I'm surprised anyone does either of those things now! Well except for that one special time of year, but honestly Eurovision ought to be streaming online instead of broadcasting on TV already!
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5mo ago
Oh you just didn't unlock 69 yet ;)
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5mo ago
Love this! I wanna make parody games of all the game genres I don't like now, just to tease. This game is inspiring. And reinforces my previous view that gacha is a silly genre. Yet somehow addictive. What a let down it was when I fina
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this is in no small part because Iran is viewed a bit like America's Poland. Yes, I know ww2 comparisons are tired but honestly the Lebensraum explanation makes more sense than what trump has said publicly, so here we are...
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5mo ago
He's just karma farming with the ever so creative "LLM=bad" hot take.. I don't know what's sadder: that people are doing that on HN, or that it's clearly working....
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5mo ago
Open Air is such a great name for gpt's channel. Grok and roll was pretty funny too. I'm gonna have to give them a listen when I have the chance, out of curiosity if nothing else!
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5mo ago
But you can't successfully outsource all of "thinking" to a LLM today(or, likely, ever), so this is mostly a strawman. Thinking isn't Boolean either. A LLM let's you not think about, say, rust lifetimes, as an examp
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5mo ago
I dunno. People worry we give up vital skills doing this. I question if they'll be vital in the future? If the LLM can genuinely solve the bug today, why wouldn't it be able to tomorrow? One thing that seems fairly certain is that
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5mo ago
Was hoping for a walkthrough on how chemical vapour deposition (cvd) works. That stuff is fascinating, and it's how most diamonds are (man-)made
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Meh. Before AI I've had "senior" colleagues with 10 and 8 years experience each, doing pair programming for 2 days straight, and in that time they hadn't managed to checkout a new branch in git. It's not even that t
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5mo ago
Perfection is the enemy of the perfectly good. And let's be honest, you'll have what, 0.0001% of users who want to preview CCITT in 2026? Less? Probably less.
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No such thing as completely idiot proof. But I think we can all agree an exploit that requires a click is a lot better for the intended victim than one that doesn't. This way they at least have a chance to not click it. Then we can sta
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Ooh, and it's fully playable! Last time I tried this game, I think I had managed to get a hold of the original executable or something: the rate of turn for the turret was tied to CPU cycles. Paying it on a computer about a decade youn
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My first was almost kinda similar to GP: me and my cousin played a game called ReVolt, and found that you could make the cars go faster by changing their speed attribute in some text file we found just poking around the game files. Man we h
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Yeah our green parties brag about how they have made nuclear unfeasible via political means, and then turn around to say it's market forces. It's so stupid I want to cry. Miljöpartiet in particular is anti-science and has among th
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Electricity prices in Sweden have tripled as a direct result of the political decision to shut down German nuclear power(interconnected grid) Even the German government has admitted it was a mistake.[1] Solar generates an abundance of elect
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One thing that I think would be a huge boon that I didn't see mentioned in the article is permissions. Basically a plugin would need to request and receive permission to use APIs from the user. Wanna write to disk? Ask the user for dis
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Aye, I meant more in the sense of "it would be a bad idea", than "that's definitely not going to happen". Predictions are hard, especially about the future!
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A large percentage of hacking groups are state sponsored Russians. That seal response would be starting WW3 over some pii. Protecting pii is important, but it's not that important
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I had not! Cool to see that there's a established theory about linguistic determinism(great term btw!) I was only speaking from personal experience, I moved from Sweden to Brazil in my early twenties and after a while I began thinking
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Oh, I hadn't heard of lojban before. Cool project! Anecdotally, I think language effects the way you think more than most people realise, which is why I think a logical language is a great idea: it might "trick" people into t
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Lol, not sure if you went through my comment history and already know that I currently live in Mexico, if not, that's a funny coincidence! It's a lot less clear cut here than in Europe (I'm from Sweden originally), but I do t
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In Europe it's cheating. Queen is from Europe. But yeah, Californication is pretty much my only rhcp reference. Also: what do you mean "older people"? I ain't that old yet! Shakes fist at cloud
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>Easy there I don’t want to take away your encrypted messaging Then stop trying to take away the technology it's built on
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