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by bearjaws 2y ago
I think the title is intentionally inflammatory, but I do think we need more criticism. We have a group of people trying to convince the world that LLMs may possibly (it could be 50+ years away!!) turn into AGI. We have all these impressive
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Let's not even start on healthcare and PE...
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Surprised you can get that level of control in iOS. I wanted to build an app to turn on tethering automatically and you can't even change settings at all using Swift and the SDK. I use an OnePlus 9 during my work day that only has Slac
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Damn, I've talked about this many times at my last job (startup that went from 100k patients to ~2.5M in 5 years). I love the name Dead Privacy Theory
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by bearjaws 2y ago
You are way more likely to unplug a laptop than a desktop.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Semi-related, I have an HP envy x360 with 4500u (same one as the laptop posted) and I have to say, the way HP applies BIOS updates is reckless at best. The battery had died and when I first plugged it in, it immediately powered up, and star
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by bearjaws 2y ago
The rate of descent is absolutely astonishing, 8km -> 1km in 20 seconds, then just hovers above the water. Absolutely incredible work by the SpaceX team. Living in central Florida I cannot wait for the new launch facility to come online.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
From my experience you will have these problems with Form Labs printers. Especially as a novice in resin printing.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I worked at a company that had a Form 3 (I think) 5 years ago, and granted time has passed but consumer printers are light years ahead of that thing now. I have a Anycubic mono x from 2020 and it is far more reliable, faster and cheaper. Yo
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I wonder if OP works in healthcare, after HIPAA passed encryption at rest was the buzz word of the decade as it was one of the primary requirement of HIPAA. The problem of course being, most health care breaches are on applications that are
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Sparkle icon is devastated
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> Regulators, meanwhile, worry that poorly labeled hemp-derived drinks could expose consumers — especially children — to unknown toxins or an unexpected high. I feel like the goal posts for labeling THC are always moving into more and mo
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I generally use GPT-4o for tasks that I know ChatGPT is really good. Basic web dev or infra debugging. I get my answers much faster and they are typically correct. ChatGPT 4 typically I use when 4o doesn't follow detailed instructions
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Some of these used Tesla prices are enticing, with gas at $4 a gallon a Tesla Model 3 gets just over 100mpg (equivalent obviously).
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Is there any good literature on this topic? I feel like math is naturally one of the easiest sets of synthetic data we can produce, especially since you can represent the same questions multiple ways in word problems. You could just increme
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Visible is really good, only reason not to use them is when you have to travel internationally a lot.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Google Fi is not deprioritized AFAIK and it's been discussed in the MVNO subreddit a bit. That being said, most ARE and they are damn near unusable now in places that are growing. Here in Orlando, Mint mobile can't even stream Spo
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Can't wait for them to get fined 10 years from now at only 30% of the money it made them instead of 300%. Cost of doing business.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I just used it to compare two smaller legal documents and it completely hallucinated that items were present in one and not the other. It did this on three discrete sections of the agreements. Using ctrl-f I was able to see that they were i
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by bearjaws 2y ago
OAI just made an embarrassment of Google's fake demo earlier this year. Given how this was recorded, I am pretty certain it's authentic.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Hate to be negative, but with all these ambiguous tweets and interviews... if this is what they've been hyping it better have a "one more thing" moment and include GPT-5...
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Who wants these odd shaped devices that don't really replace your phones??? I can't tell if I live in a bubble or if there is a universe of people who want to carry 2-3 smart devices.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Probably as a stop gap solution until they make a true AI-centric chip. Get's all the moving parts into place for when they have a competing solution to Nvidia / Google Tensor.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Pronounced for the poor team working on it "Aye yai yai".
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Computerphile just did a video on this and it's a pretty good summary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDUC-LqVrPU
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by bearjaws 2y ago
All the things I mentioned are from 2018-2022...
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by bearjaws 2y ago
GPT4 still sucks if you are using anything modern. It's knowledge of sveltekit still seems weighted to pre 1.0, it hallucinates libraries for shadcn, or radix-ui. You have to prefix your prompts with "Please use modern JS" ot
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by bearjaws 2y ago
"Symptoms of TTS affecting the brain included: severe, persistent headache blurred vision difficulty speaking drowsiness seizures or confusion Symptoms of TTS affecting the rest of the body included: diff
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Will BTC stay high long enough to support selling off these assets? Will suddenly selling 13 billion in crypto's create a red candle? Yes.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Must be fun working at StackOverflow with a gun held to your head now that OAI ate your lunch.

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