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by amunozo 10mo ago
Thanks! I will keep trying then. I was starting to assume that was me and that's it.
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by amunozo 10mo ago
I, too, speak ridiculously fast. People laugh at me and some (a lot of) people have problems understanding me. As much as I try, as soon as I am not paying attention I speak at the same pace again. Did you manage to slow down your speech co
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by amunozo 10mo ago
I tried the same with my father's little village (Zarza Capilla, in Spain), and it gave a surprisingly good answer in a couple of seconds. Amazing.
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by amunozo 10mo ago
You will, most people won't.
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by amunozo 11mo ago
And yet all of the cleaners are foreigners.
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by amunozo 11mo ago
This is simply not possible as they depend on the EU for everything, and the EU requires having free movement of people. Just populist nonsense.
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by amunozo 11mo ago
Any link on that?
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by amunozo 11mo ago
The difference is that AI is a huge array of technologies (not only LLMs) and are being used in several fields with different, useful purposes. There's a cult and a bubble too, though, and I agree with that part.
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by amunozo 11mo ago
Should I root for the democratic OpenAI, Google or Microsoft instead?
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by amunozo 11mo ago
The motive is to destroy the American supremacy on AI, it's not that deep. This is much easier to do open sourcing the models than competing directly, and this can have good ramifications for everybody, even if the motive is "bad&
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by amunozo 11mo ago
If almost all times you refer to a number is base 10, it is very redundant to mention it every time.
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by amunozo 11mo ago
What a silly thing, I really really like it. Some comments sound like your standard LLM bot, bot others are just perfect.
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by amunozo 11mo ago
It's been three years of amazing use cases and discoveries, and in those same years we got things like Ozempic. You can be skeptical of all the hyped things that are said that may be exaggerated without negating the good side.
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by amunozo 11mo ago
There are issues with Europe, no doubt. But this kind of comment is ridiculous.
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Epstein Geopolitics(un-diplomatic.com)
10 points by amunozo 11mo ago|0 comments
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by amunozo 11mo ago
I did not think about it that way, but it makes perfect sense. And it is really scary. It hasn't even been a year since Trump's second term started. We still have three more years left.
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by amunozo 1y ago
Industrial machinery is only making workers weak, lazy and prone to replacement. Jokes aside, as any tool, it depends on how you use it. I think the problem is not AI assistance but the ever existing urgency and lack of patience of nowadays
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by amunozo 1y ago
I don't know if there is a market for it, but I know that open weights puts pressure on the closed-models companies into releasing their weights and losing their privileged situations.
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by amunozo 1y ago
Of course, but that translates in a benefit for most people, even for Americans. In my case (European), I cannot but support the Chinese companies in this respect, as we would be especially in trouble if the common models are the norm.
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by amunozo 1y ago
The lights are make it the most beautiful interior I've ever seen.
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The Death of the Student Essay–and the Future of Cognition(forkingpaths.co)
2 points by amunozo 1y ago|0 comments
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by amunozo 1y ago
Does this work on the web version? I uninstalled the YouTube app but I keep watching shorts in Chrome anyway...
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by amunozo 1y ago
And if my grandma had wheels, she would be a bicycle. Obviously each country has their own characteristics and solutions to any of their problems must be adapted. That does not mean, however, that there is nothing to learn from Switzerland
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by amunozo 1y ago
Babe wake up. New benchmark to overfit models just dropped.
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by amunozo 1y ago
Always this silly excuse. The Swiss method work because it's good and the country is governed incredibly better than the UK and most of the rest in Europe.
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by amunozo 1y ago
This is going to end badly, I am afraid.
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AI Sovereignty: The Emperor Has No Clothes(engineeringprompts.substack.com)
2 points by amunozo 1y ago|0 comments
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by amunozo 1y ago
I still don't find LLMs to be that useful outside of coding and searching on the Internet.
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by amunozo 1y ago
Not only that, but in my experience most physical workers drink a lot and eat poorly. Not all, for sure, but it's pretty common at least in Spain. But rest is extremely important.
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by amunozo 1y ago
It's an integrated search engine, why would you trust random people at StackOverflow?

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