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by benterix 1y ago
Yes, not great, not terrible. I gave it my personal test (a coding task), it produced semi-decent quality code that produced a minor error, after pasting the error it failed to solve it during multiple rounds. I believe another 2-3 years an
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by benterix 1y ago
Interesting how this trick plays out. After drastic changes on the part of Trump, it became obvious Europe needs, among others, strong EU-based datacenters for public use ("European cloud"). Now, a big American cloud claims they w
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by benterix 1y ago
GenAI is like plastic surgery for people who want to look better - looks good only if you can do it in a way it doesn't show it's plastic surgery. Resume filtering by AI can work well on the first line (if implemented well). Howev
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by benterix 1y ago
We feel similar when watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0unhxkWkiKY
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by benterix 1y ago
Noth Koera doesn't have any beef with Europe. Whereas the Russian propaganda says quite shocking things about Europe every now and again, not to mention their previous prime minister that is suggesting nuking European cities on Twitter
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by benterix 1y ago
Well, it's been for quite a while now. Acts of micro- (or mini-) aggression like fires, explosives in commercial shipping services, broken sea cables just became daily news. The only positive aspect of this is after the root cause is f
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by benterix 1y ago
This is huge. I don't know any single men who loves these artificial huge eyelashes or large multicolored fingernails, but for some reasons tons of women classify them as "beauty" factors. I'd say men just tolerate them
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by benterix 1y ago
> But we will never check the result of an LLM because of the statistical margin of error in the feature. I don't follow this statement: if anything, we absolutely must check the resut of an LLM for the reason you mention. For cod
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by benterix 1y ago
> But humans often write things which are false. LLMs do it much more often. One of the many reasons in the coding area is the fact that they're trained on both the broken and working code. They can propose as a solution a piece of
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by benterix 1y ago
That tier is also available for text generation, not just images.
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by benterix 2y ago
I had a conversation with one of these types. He honestly told me, "I really feel I am superior to most people". He was very frank with me. (And, in the things he did, he was actually much better than most people - he did have gre
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Figma sent a cease-and-desist letter over the term 'Dev Mode'(techcrunch.com)
3 points by benterix 2y ago|0 comments
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by benterix 2y ago
It would be relatively good (except all sponsored posts...) the problem is it gets reset after I leave the app.
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by benterix 2y ago
Does anyone know of a browser plugin that would filter out all posts that I haven't subscribed to? In theory it should be possible by grabbing my list of friends (and, optionally, of the pages I liked). In practice, I expect Meta imple
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by benterix 2y ago
> all cars have electrified Power Windows; I don’t remember the last time I had to physically crank down a car window. Which, as many things in modern cars, can be a good or bad thing, depending on context.
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Are People Happier Than Before? I Tested for "Rescaling" & Found Little Evidence(forum.effectivealtruism.org)
2 points by benterix 2y ago|0 comments
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by benterix 2y ago
What counts is if the populations are willing to engage in conflict or not; manufacturing is secondary. We have been stockpiling various weapons and decommissioning them for decades without them being used, that's a good thing. But whe
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by benterix 2y ago
Which LLM did you use with Cursor? I suppose it was Claude 3.7 although recently Gemini 2.5 is getting more popular.
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by benterix 2y ago
Supposing this is true (hard to believe anything Russian sources say), this would make sense as Ukrainians had much less 155 munitions than Russia and the Allies had a hard time helping them as everybody thought wars in Europe are a thing o
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by benterix 2y ago
> What a wonderful world we live in. This is proper reaction to Russia attacking Ukraine, not helping Ukraine to defend itself.
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by benterix 2y ago
>> These artillery shells are mostly for destroying equipment and structures not people. > No, if you look at statistics like ww2, most harm to soldiers was inflicted by artillery. These two statements are not mutually exclusive.
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by benterix 2y ago
More like: Trump: "Buy more from us to make yourselves more military independent!" Europe: "There is another way."
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by benterix 2y ago
OK, I see one glaring problem with this approach (having used both Claude 3.7 and o3). When they talk about 50% reliability, there is a hidden cost: you cannot know before hand whether the response (or a series of it) is leading you to the
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by benterix 2y ago
Before I read the article, I like to know who wrote it to understand whether I should spend or waste my time reading the article. After a bit of digging it turned out the author isn't lying. There actually is a contest for forecasters
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by benterix 2y ago
My theory was that it was a mental trap of the kind "Meh, he already was a president and the world didn't end so who cares". Unfortunately, right-wing power gets much worse the second time they get the chance to rule.
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by benterix 2y ago
They all have their weak points, that is air intakes. The best you can do is camouflage them.
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by benterix 2y ago
Whoah!
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by benterix 2y ago
> It really is amazing how hard it is to think of the last time Russia did anything in good faith on the internet. on the internet? show me an example of anything anywhere since Putin got to power
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by benterix 2y ago
> This hasn't been my experience at all. No wonder, I'm pretty sure they're doing A/B testing all the time. > Not sure why Youtube would suggest big breasted female artists when I never, ever, ever watch the video
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by benterix 2y ago
Well, they were only recently added in C99 so you can be forgiven.

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