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beefnugs
1y ago
I think the browser attempts are all wrong trying to "cover all edge cases" they should focus on being able to transform any and all dark patterns down into something simpler. Hell starting out as extracting text, pictures, video
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beefnugs
1y ago
Isn't it the exact opposite? No one is making profit yet, it is a mad dash to monopolize the market, it has to get more expensive to ever turn profit, so the screws will turn
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1y ago
I have no evidence of this but: I think this is the ultimate scam? human: damn kids are using this to cheat in school openai: release an "app"/prompt that seems really close to solving this stated problem kids: I never wanted
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1y ago
This is the main problem with all the AI stuff, you really need: whitelist only network isolation, idempotent clean virtual machine creation and cleanup, automated git branches and merging strategies, full chain multi host logging to an ext
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1y ago
I would actually rather read his incomprehendable notes, and then the actual prompt he tried to send to the LLM, then skip reading the resultant generated part. This is actually what is worth reading to me
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1y ago
This should spark gradual movement to crypto or other payment processors. Lazyness wins again i guess
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1y ago
Too many HEILs near the rack power buttons
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1y ago
Its just capitalism, only 10 people are the top pyramid of owning everything. Now why all the countries start just warring and killing all at the same time... now that is weird. I guess the best bet is same people who own all the business,
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1y ago
Sounds like google is going hostile to the project, so if enough of us miss it i guess we will have to work on new hardware support
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1y ago
Damn where is the "stochastic interwoven unpredictable" graphic of how they can use a webpage to pin my firefox to 100%cpu and start blasting fans
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1y ago
They want you to become an expert at the new thing: knowing how to set up the context with perfect information. Which is arguably as much if not more work than just programming the damn thing. Which theoretically could actually be a benefit
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1y ago
This doesn't make aaaaany sense: IF this actually worked, then why would all the biggest companies in the world be firing people? They would be forcing them all to DO THE TIDE and multiple their 10 billion dollar dominance to 100 billi
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1y ago
haha i swear for a super brief period of time they actually did have a little link if you ever travelled back to search results where you could feedback or filter the dumb sites... then someone was forced to re-read the company mandate and
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1y ago
Not related to this exact problem: but also note that the cheapest cables max out at 60W, anything more power needs a new special cable that does its own smarts and communication regarding proving it can handle more power (total nightmare I
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1y ago
There can't really be any other person recommending AI tools other than people with products to sell, can there? Anyone paying $3000 a month to a third party, coding and trying to wrangle this stuff, has got shit to sell for sure. The
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1y ago
I think this proves one of the suckpoints of AI : there are clearly certain things that the smaller models should be fine at... but there doesn't seem to be frameworks or something that constantly analyze and simulate and evaluate what
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1y ago
So how much is it worth? what if it balloons to 5x the amount? what if "they" just decide this is too powerful so only corporate accounts worth $xx,000 a month, and plebs get limited per month for $x,000?
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1y ago
I used to be really angry at parents, thinking it was incredible cruelty to throw children into a world without teaching them just how hard capitalism is going to try and wreck them. But i guess it didn't "used" to be this ba
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1y ago
All modern problems are capitalism problems
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1y ago
There is that iranian bot army we hear about: "dont write down knowledge or else someone somewhere will be executed!"
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1y ago
Yes that is something special. The only reason star wars successfully created cute robots is because of a complete lack of technical knowledge. And the only reason every tech based scifi story is interesting is because nobody bothers to con
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1y ago
I knew the movie Hundreds of Beavers was a documentary
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1y ago
If ads is the next step then AI could never be used for coding. And if you mean in the browser or chat only... then people will just make a wrapper around the api.
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1y ago
"dont you play resume games with me" shut up. The most callbacks i ever got was when i decided to say fuckit and just made a wanky graphical resume turning it into this elaborate parts explosion diagram. Nobody cared about any re
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1y ago
So painful when people recommend bitcoin lightning. Its technically interesting... but complete nonsense to pay like $50 just for one "hop" of the payment chain. It would be an upfront cost of hundreds to get a payment chain you p
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1y ago
Complete insanity, it might change constantly even before a whole new version-retrain Insanity driven development: altering your api to accept 7 levels of "broken and different" structures so as to bend to the will of the llms
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1y ago
Because maybe this isn't satoshi waking up, but finally those kidnappers hit that poor guy in the latest "we found satoshi" documentary
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1y ago
This post is crazy nonsense: Bad games companies have always existed, and the solution is easy: dont buy their trash. I buy mostly smaller indie games these days just fine. nvidia isn't purposely killing anything, they are just followi
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1y ago
huh i thought this new cheap mystery meat would be crickets, but this tastes like mexican Or the slightly more humanitarian version: Damn all those crocodiles are huge now, at least they kept the cute hats we put on them
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1y ago
How do they plot the path of these things without knowing its weight and size? Seems like bullshit, especially when they specifically say "the sun will barely affect it" ?? The sun affects everything in proportion to the things yo
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