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by aydyn 8mo ago
Bad LEDs flicker at twice the power supply frequency, so 120 hz which is very perceptible by most humans. But also note that not all LED lights flicker.
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by aydyn 8mo ago
Not sure if I am correctly interpreting your implicit point but > Plagiarism is using someone else's words, Its right there. LLM is not "someone else"; its a very useful piece of software.
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by aydyn 8mo ago
> I am not an academic, so correct me if I am wrong, but in your example, the actual writing would probably only represent a small fraction of the time spent. Is it even worth using AI for anything other than spelling and grammar correct
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by aydyn 9mo ago
> Secondly, even if it is true that it is a majority opinion in society doesn't mean it's right. Society at large often misunderstands how technology works and what risks it brings and what are its inevitable downstream effects
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by aydyn 9mo ago
What do you mean how is that relevant? Its a vast majority opinion in society that using ai to help you write is fine. Calling it "plagiarism" is a tiny minority online opinion.
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by aydyn 9mo ago
> Why is someone behaving questionably the authority on whether that's OK? Because they are not. Using AI to help writing is something literally every company is pushing for.
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by aydyn 9mo ago
> TBF, most people in real life don't even know how AI works to any degree How about the authors who do research for NeurIPS? Do they know how AI works?
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by aydyn 9mo ago
>also plagiarism To me, this is a reminder of how much of a specific minority this forum is. Nobody I know in real life, personally or at work, has expressed this belief. I have literally only ever encountered this anti-AI extremism (ext
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by aydyn 10mo ago
The author seems to be very aware of the benefit of upgradability, but thats not an excuse for the shoddy experience. Some of the issues the author mentions are just absurd. Sharp edges, panels that creak? Come on.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
If you are paranoid about this, most TV wifi hardware is simple enough to physically disconnect.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
There is: PDF. You may not like it or adobe, but its there and widely supported.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
lots of people seem to trust apple
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Competition? Its not like ford is the only seller out there.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Why 7? Just got 1 engineer intern and 10x with AI /s
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by aydyn 10mo ago
My guess is their plan is to multiplex the laser. How many lasers can be reading/writing at the same time?
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Thanks for the reference I'll check it out. But it doesnt really take away from the point I am making. If a level of description would give away proprietary information, then go one level up to a more vague description. How to describe
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Jello doesnt really have much taste by itself. what youre tasting is mostly sugar.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Technically, any gene sequence can be achieved with enough time and resources. Thats what evolution is afterall. Using CRISPR but not labelling it as genetically modified seems pretty wild, but then again EU does have some funky regulations
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Do you know everything that exists in public benchmarks? They can give a description of what their metrics are without giving away anything proprietary.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Then publish the results of those internal evals. Public benchmark saturation isn't an excuse to be un-quantitative.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Does it really matter that much? Get a $20 roku or google tv stick or whatever you're comfortable with and don't connect the TV OS.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
> Second, you're ignoring the possibility of other treatment options. It isn't always the binary life-or-death you're making it, so SAEs do matter. A common reason for a drug (especially a cancer drug) going to trial is be
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Does anyone else remember when it was possible to include interactive graphs ala plotly in powerpoint? Because it isn't possible now. Office just keeps getting worse and worse and worse. The only thing they have going for them is vendo
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by aydyn 10mo ago
The UK being kept in secrecy from the Manhattan project is absolutely correct. Yes, they were part of the beginning (MAUD report) but later cut off from full Manhattan Project information after 1942 due to U.S. security concerns and then fo
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by aydyn 10mo ago
> But both Google and Amazon tried to add LLMs to their assistants and they are both worse now than they were before according to reports. Link to reports? As far as I understand, google assistant is being deprecated in favor of gemini.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
Wouldnt you prefer a competent Siri that you can turn off? Gemini on android just works. I can ask it nearly anything in spoken natural language and it'll talk back with an answer.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
You aren't correctly following the discussion. The relevant order of events is when the US entered the war and when they received the report. When Germany surrendered is not relevant to the hypothetical discussion. The Manhattan projec
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by aydyn 10mo ago
This is historical revisionism. The US saw the MAUD report before entering the war. American scientists received copies as early as October (chemist James Conant received it october 3). But the US didnt commit to entering the war until afte
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by aydyn 10mo ago
You were literally forced to go protest? Interesting.
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by aydyn 10mo ago
How is it wrong? The US had nukes, Germany didnt. The US showed a willingness to use them too. Twice in fact.

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