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aqme28
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aqme28
2mo ago
If it's purely about $$, what about the newer open models. DeepSeek and Kimi are roughly equivalent performance for a hell of a lot cheaper.
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Wait, what are you disappointed by? Seems like a significant jump in performance, and it competes handily with other models.
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2mo ago
If you're an engineer and your job is to defeat ublock origin, your work is not ethical. You're a facebook engineer-- you'll do just fine working elsewhere.
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2mo ago
Yeah, exactly. I didn’t say anything to dispute that so I’m not sure what your point is. The time it spends as methane before turning back into CO2 is really bad
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aqme28
2mo ago
Not following your logic. A decade is a long time for such a powerful greenhouse gas.
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2mo ago
In some places, like Germany, that reasonable expectation of privacy standard extends into public. You’re not allowed to just film strangers that have nothing to do with you. In some ways, I feel like this is a better system for our future.
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2mo ago
Life in prison is a bit harsh but I otherwise agree.
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2mo ago
I think the "American" version is the one that's outdated, if anything. The German one is a bit too restrictive, sure, but I'd rather lean a little towards too much privacy than too little.
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2mo ago
I think it’s rational to say “I don’t want this bad thing that exists to be more ubiquitous.”
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2mo ago
To be clear, I don’t think this reaction is irrational at all. I’m curious though why you do.
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I was trying to brainstorm ways to make these palatable to general society. Because I think this kind of thing is going to happen, but a lot of people (myself included) have a legitimate problem with surreptitious recordings. It needs a &qu
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2mo ago
LLMs are becoming commoditized, which means the margins are trending to zero. It's a lot less exciting to spend another trillion on a new model if you can barely make any profit. Meta getting out of the game might be the smarter move.
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2mo ago
Not sure what other way you’d even want. It’s super easy.
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aqme28
2mo ago
Just make a new slash command with those instructions as the prompt.
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2mo ago
Yes, I meant given a similar cut ofc
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2mo ago
If you cook enough you can tell by feel
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2mo ago
I don’t know if I am convinced. Russia also uses a lot of Iranian drones, which presumably are going to have supply troubles because of this war.
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3mo ago
I agree with their point but I really don’t get this metaphor.
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3mo ago
What point is there in gasoline if we can get better energy storage in batteries?
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3mo ago
I wish this worked a little better. It doesn't solve motion sickness for me when looking at my phone in a car, but it does seem to make it a little less severe.
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3mo ago
I agree with you, but even then it's still going to be someone's backyard
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3mo ago
Or maybe the third rate version would have made different choices, and those may have due to pure chance worked out well for us.
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3mo ago
I feel like you're suffering from some sort of confirmation bias. I've worked under a top talent CEO, and the company collapsed. He made some gambles and they just didn't work out. I am not convinced that a third-rate version
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3mo ago
That's what happens when you make them the most highly-funded police force in the world. They start looking around for new jurisdictions.
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I'm not even convinced that this fits your definition. A distillation "attack" doesn't evade the security system in the sense of hacking past a login. The only part of the "security system" that it bypasses is
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3mo ago
Tends to have a lot of unfortunate pushback from the well-connected people who like to live on coastlines.
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That has nothing to do with it. Congress should still have to declare an operation like what is happening in Iran.
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> Also USA is very sensitive about the other side's civilian deaths. I'd argue that it's not sensitive enough. We've bombed schools and desalination plants. If your goal in a war is to topple a regime and prop up a mo
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I believe in a "reasonable expectation of privacy" standard. A drone could hover outside my window watching me, but I don't think that would make people feel comfortable.
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3mo ago
Crime rates are actually lower on transit than in a car: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1077291X2... The perception of crime and danger is strangely very inverted
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