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by amelius 3mo ago
Funny, I recently pasted output from Gemini into Claude, and it said it was total nonsense generated by an overconfident AI. Apparently the "AI-generated bullshit" detection is already part of LLMs.
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by amelius 3mo ago
If you ever get into this situation again, you can rinse it with distilled water to remove corrosive/conducting residues, then let it dry.
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by amelius 3mo ago
Through scihub, probably.
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by amelius 3mo ago
We need a hippocratic oath for ethical journalism. And we need to stop taking anyone seriously who doesn't abide by it. Kick them out of mainstream media if necessary.
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by amelius 3mo ago
There's another side to this. If you don't own the phone, then it is in Apple's best interest to keep the phone running. No more planned obsolescence, or not caring if it breaks after the warranty period is over. Maybe not ow
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by amelius 3mo ago
Not sure but for CAD they use Windows: https://www.reddit.com/r/engineering/comments/nd4ax1 > "Used to work as a mechanical design engineer at Apple. They use Siemens NX on Windows computers."
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by amelius 3mo ago
Can't we have a system where we trade some performance for quick incremental compilation? We can always compile with full optimization just before shipping?
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by amelius 3mo ago
Well, they did /something/ right ...
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by amelius 3mo ago
Can't you take a broadly trained model and throw away useless knowledge (like foreign languages, and 99% of wikipedia) and still end up with a model that is as intelligent and useful as the original but much smaller?
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by amelius 3mo ago
Even history is not safe if you consider the entire universe.
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by amelius 3mo ago
Every time I look into scripting in programs like Kicad, Freecad or Inkscape, I run into Python compatibility problems. I can usually fix it, but what a mess. Package management in 2026 leaves a lot to be desired.
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by amelius 3mo ago
> We should crack down on industrial-scale distillation operations. And what if I called extracting value from copyrighted works "distillation" ? It sounds hypocritical.
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by amelius 3mo ago
and what about distant friends?
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by amelius 3mo ago
what if you have family there ...
615.
by amelius 3mo ago
Wouldn't the not so strong old buildings have collapsed during previous quakes?
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by amelius 3mo ago
Sounds like a case of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sad_clown_paradox > Sad clown paradox is characterised by a cyclothymic temperament, which encourages the creation of light-hearted humour in a professional setti
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by amelius 3mo ago
Next: OpenAI buys all the copper mines.
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by amelius 3mo ago
Reminder, this post is also an ad: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22878515
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by amelius 3mo ago
That's what every "copying GC" does. https://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs312/2003fa/lectures/sec...
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by amelius 3mo ago
The procedure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dWSWDOj6Ag
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by amelius 3mo ago
It should also present "pay with your personal information" as a legitimate payment option, which would turn on ads (in case you want that). Otherwise ads should stay hidden and user tracking should not happen. It's time the
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by amelius 3mo ago
If ameliuspay is properly registered with the EU payment processor platform, then it should automatically appear as an option in the webshop.
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by amelius 3mo ago
I'd like the EU to enforce a payment-system agnostic checkout for webshops, which gives me the same payment options everywhere and which also adds a layer of privacy.
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by amelius 3mo ago
> DX Core 4 Sounds like the name of a new CPU/GPU.
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by amelius 3mo ago
> First-contact consent: an unknown sender doesn't get into the mailbox; they land in a "requests" box with their first message visible (like Signal's message requests). You accept, and the thread opens forever. A str
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by amelius 3mo ago
But that's how minesweeper works (except that you have to click to get the first numerical hints but that's not really what would make it "reversed"). A reverse minesweeper would be: bombs are given, and you have to plac
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by amelius 3mo ago
Yeah, I made a mistake figuring out the UI. But then I (correctly) solved the puzzle and it said "1 mistake" but it didn't say what that mistake was. This is confusing.
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China memory chipmaker CXMT's shares soar in blockbuster listing(euronews.com)
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by amelius 3mo ago
> Without training cost you can infer only the marginal cost of serving this kind of models. Which is by far the most interesting number of the two. > Moreover, you don't know the actual size of closed models (what if Fable is a
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by amelius 3mo ago
This is only true if Google isn't ordered to change its behavior and the fine isn't higher next time.

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