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barbazoo
1y ago
> When prompting DeepSeek-v3, the team found that selecting the the right tools becomes critical when you have more than 30 tools. Above 30, the descriptions of the tools begin to overlap, creating confusion. Beyond 100 tools, the model
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barbazoo
1y ago
Nothing is "guaranteed", so no. People usually congregate where resources exist, that's often why towns are where they are, near water for example. Where I live for example, freshwater comes from a pretty stable water source.
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barbazoo
1y ago
Not quite I think. The logic would be that everyone says strawberry cake is the best cake there is, yet every ten years we have to dump a ton of chocolate on it to make it edible so they're asking, was it really that good to begin with
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barbazoo
1y ago
Interested in this. Source please as I couldn’t find anything.
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barbazoo
1y ago
> There are no 'likes', no followers, no algorithms here. There is only the freedom to express yourself with radical anonymity and connect purely. > Start being FREE Love the concept, let’s go one step further. No publishing
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barbazoo
1y ago
Big pharma would love that!
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barbazoo
1y ago
> How can a story about US visas be off topic It's extensively covered by mainstream media and it's unrelated to tech other than the few individuals that have a visa that's relevant here. Does this article really "gra
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barbazoo
1y ago
They don't care really about Israel I think, what leverage would they have to pressure the US admin to do anything? I think this is about being critical of the people in government in general. If everyone is at risk of being deported,
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barbazoo
1y ago
> Except when they "extract" something that wasn't in the source. And now what, assuming you can even detect the tainted data at all? You gotta watch for that for sure but no that's not a issue we worry about anymore,
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barbazoo
1y ago
I bet it's much more a campaign to instil fear in people with non-citizen status in general and for them to watch what they're doing and saying in general. People are already spread too thin to revolt anyway, the billionaire maste
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barbazoo
1y ago
There are obviously N groups but one you're missing might be the people that just don't think it's a topic that fits the purpose of this space, at least how it's stated in the guidelines. > On-Topic: Anything that goo
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barbazoo
1y ago
This might be obvious to others but to me this story really made it clear to me that this is probably much about fear. Fear of stepping out of line, drawing attention to yourself and as a result at best getting into trouble, or at worst dep
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barbazoo
1y ago
How does that work? Would they lose access to the platform? Has that happened actually?
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barbazoo
1y ago
Extracting structured data from unstructured text at runtime. Some models are really good at that and it’s immensely useful for many businesses.
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barbazoo
1y ago
Agree, also the whole thing reads kinda fake in the first place.
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barbazoo
1y ago
Pretty obvious fake to me.
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barbazoo
1y ago
And then maybe we will act and hold Google accountable for having a potentially lethal bug on their phone.
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barbazoo
1y ago
Watch the video on https://zed.dev/ , apparently it's really good at quickly cycling through open documents at 120Hz while still seeing every individual tab. Probably something people asked for at some point.
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1y ago
> Are they really boycotting jews now? Just because they're boycotting someone who happens to be Jewish doesn't necessarily mean they're boycotting them because of it. > Zed just announced that they are taking money f
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barbazoo
1y ago
> They feature our biggest batteries That's the only thing I found on there. Doesn't even say if it lasts longer than the previous generation.
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barbazoo
1y ago
When phones are no longer considered reliable to make emergency calls in certain places, what alternative is there? Sure it sucks for the operator to get a call, "Sorry, just testing to make sure emergency calling works, thanks, bye&qu
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barbazoo
1y ago
> just because there isn't a law on the books doesn't mean it wasn't de facto banned Same is true the other way around. Just because someone claims something to have happened, it doesn't mean it actually has. Maybe th
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barbazoo
1y ago
> So much freedom. About half of Americans apparently don't have a passport and according to other sources I found only about <30% of Americans have travelled internationally in the past year. So I imagine this revocation of free
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Elon Musk's Boring Company Is Tunneling Beneath Las Vegas with Little Oversight
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1y ago
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The Vegas Loop Is Getting Progressively More Stupid [video]
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1y ago
What’s next, a dark mode browser plugin is an illegal modification too? Fuck off Axel Springer. Their “Bildzeitung” helped the rapid Verblödung (dumbification?) and radicalization especially against foreigners of the German population. Simi
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1y ago
While it’s a possibility, as far as I heard, we don’t know if Homo Sapiens killed them or why they went extinct.
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1y ago
Most people outside of subsaharan Africa have Neanderthal DNA https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthal_genetics
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1y ago
I can’t believe my eyes. Is that the self hosted notion alternative many of us have been looking for?
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1y ago
I don't need advertising to not drink alcohol. There's always drinks that don't contain alcohol too, water for example.
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