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631.
by arresin 1y ago
ah! thank you. I was also struggling with where vertex fitted.
632.
by arresin 1y ago
This is a very weird paper. They go through all these protocols yet haven’t don’t mention the most promising one (smolagents): https://github.com/huggingface/smolagents
633.
by arresin 1y ago
You could fork and then auto merge anything that doesn’t conflict with the specifically weird cartoons these people are strangely attached to.
634.
by arresin 1y ago
You’re more worried kids won’t be able to see filth online if they want than how this will be abused by authoritarian governments to clamp down on free speech?
635.
by arresin 1y ago
You realise this is just as deranged right?
636.
by arresin 1y ago
Interesting. I wish we would have started with C / C++ personally.
637.
by arresin 1y ago
The broader consumer base will install anything a bad actor wants them to and then blame the manufacturer for not stopping them with some draconian rule.
638.
by arresin 2y ago
Damn I’m wondering now if that’s why we studied Java as our first programming language in Australia at uni for CS. Oracle have a relatively big presence here and there’s a comfortable “mates” system that runs the Australia (soft bribery).
639.
by arresin 2y ago
They may be a little surprised how much that costs. And then the running of it and the bug fixing and the feature expansion. It may be a little… “surprising”. My advice is to get idea guy to price it out haha.
640.
by arresin 2y ago
> This is why we established centralized AI ethics governance through an AI ethics board at IBM. Later on in the article it starts talking about legislation. To me this is about A: building some bias into the model (which people either d
641.
by arresin 2y ago
Art is highly subjective
642.
by arresin 2y ago
They train on your data. Even when you use the api. You have to both have a GCP account, be using the right model name and the api. “Preview” no “experimental”. This is so convoluted and hidden that there’s an argument to be made that that’
643.
by arresin 2y ago
> it’s easy to accidentally click on them That’s probably intentional.
644.
by arresin 2y ago
It’s tricky. o3 is better (usually) but much much lazier IME. You probably have to pay for pro.
645.
by arresin 2y ago
Nope literally never going to use it because of this.
646.
by arresin 2y ago
It does feel like a Faustian bargain using it.
647.
by arresin 2y ago
> The only time when you can really train them to do anything consistently is when they are babies. This is really stupid.
648.
by arresin 2y ago
> Uninstalling Windows Copilot now requires using PowerShell and then preventing reinstallation via AppLocker, according to Microsoft documentation. You don’t hate Microsoft enough.
649.
by arresin 2y ago
Interesting. It supports what they said (this is the model with good visual reasoning)
650.
by arresin 2y ago
Read the article. The father is a properly evil person.
651.
by arresin 2y ago
What about 04-mini-high ?
652.
by arresin 2y ago
I can imagine it would completely warp your idea of men especially if you were young and not able to put it into perspective (even very old people can’t do this). That could have a serious impact on your life.
653.
by arresin 2y ago
We had a school server. It was so exciting back then. Having long, live conversations with people by text was a new thing. It was the first time I had spoken to people in that form at my school and had seen their “text” personality (which i
654.
by arresin 2y ago
> 1Gbps [symmetrical] with unlimited data for $79 a month. This costs $500 in Australia in the inner city.
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Tell HN: Warning Google trains on your data when using aistudio.google.com
20 points by arresin 2y ago|14 comments
656.
by arresin 2y ago
It’s not going to be a good email.
657.
by arresin 2y ago
There’s a guy who does these weird alien talking head / vox pop videos on YouTube. They’re pretty funny. I can see the potential.
658.
by arresin 2y ago
If the facts of this case are true: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deportation_of_Kilmar_Abrego... then this is an unthinkable crime and has to be the red line for both sides of politics.
659.
by arresin 2y ago
If you want to do something interesting with the feeds it would be harder.
660.
by arresin 2y ago
The idea behind smolagents is better.

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