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by bdbdbdb 9mo ago
My understand is it would be useless against a building, but you make a good point
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by bdbdbdb 9mo ago
That's, like, your opinion, man
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by bdbdbdb 9mo ago
Sometimes an idea comes along thats so obvious it makes me angry. I have been struggling with ffmpeg commands for over well a decade. All the time I wasted googling and creating scripts so I wouldn't have to regoogle and this could hav
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
I'm like this but four kids. The kids are my life, but in another way the two hours when they're in bed are my life. I try and get household shit done in tiny increments throughout the day - cleaning the kitchen in the morning bef
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
Its ridiculous and laughable to say LLMs hallucinate because the justice system isn't flawless? That's a cognitive leap.
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
I'm not saying it needs to be perfect, but the guy in this article is putting a lot of blind faith in an algorithm that's proven time and time again to make things up. The reason I have become "bearish" on AI is because
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
> If you ask it "given these arbitrary metrics, what is the best business plan for my company?" It'd be really hard to verify the result. I'd be hard to verify the result from anyone for that matter, even specialists.
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
> No human could read all of this in a lifetime. AI consumes it in seconds. And therefore it's impossible to test the accuracy if it's consuming your own data. AI can hallucinate on any data you feed it, and it's been prov
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
I'll be investigating gitlab tomorrow
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
It sounds like a bad deal right? Except the alternative is I do this for free but also I'm doing all the testing and providing the hardware. I'm only going to charge you if you do most of the work yourself
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
This seems backwards. Why charge for me to run the thing myself instead of them?
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
is an underwater drone not just a torpedo? What's the technical difference? Torpedoes can be guided after launch
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
If you're looking for a semantic argument, Montreal is in America
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
I wonder when they get tired thinking about the problem, do they get more motivated?
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
They care about keeping their tiny number of allies happy though.
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
It's on the border with Belarus, one of Russia's major allies. Any leak would affect them
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
This wasn't buying a cake from a baker, this was a bakery buying 40% of the flour in the world so nobody else can sell wedding cakes, but now there's gonna be no bread for a year
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
Similar situation here. Have some old 32bit machines that I'm turning into writer decks. Most Linux distros have left 32bit behind so you can't just use Debian or Ubuntu and a lot of distros that aim to run on lower hardware are U
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
Ah cool. Didn't know that. I usually turn off the music before I open zoom anyway so I don't know why I'm asking for that
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
Well the point was that chatgpt doesn't use so much energy. I thought we were comparing similar activities. If we're just going to list things a bored kid can do instead of watch Netflix we'll be here all day, and most of the
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
Nice work, thanks for making this! Would be great if music apps etc could just auto pause when you go into a call
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
Why lie? Just say I built this thing and want people to see it. Creating fake posts saying you "found" it just make me mistrust both you and the app. BTW if anyone is looking for an AI image enhancement, I actually found a tool fo
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
I feel like I just watched an SNL sketch that sent up this idea
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
Glad to see someone refute the AI water argument, I'm sick of that one. But I do not see how the displacement argument fits. Maybe you can elaborate but I don't see how we can compare AI usage to watching Netflix for any length of
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
Since LLMs are non deterministic it's not that amazing. You could ask it the same question as me and we could both get very different conversations and experiences
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
> The object is genuinely novel and unidentified by the observer, but actually not hostile. E.g. you are seeing this thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_F-117 I remember in the late 80s a lot of the UFO re
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
They can't get enough GPUs right now, with VCs pumping money into them, but that can very quickly turn into "we're out of money, what do we do with all these GPUs?"
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
It's through this link that I today discovered that a surface RT can run Linux. I think I got rid of mine already. Would have been nice to breathe some life into it
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
What does this actually mean for LLMs? Cheaper training?
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by bdbdbdb 10mo ago
No it does not. AI does not understand anything at all. It is a word prediction engine

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