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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
Thanks! That's some more for my watchlist.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
This needs proper citations for the episodes used as examples.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
> We are no longer using punch cards or writing assembly code I have done some romhacks, so I have seen what compilers have done to assembly quality and readability. When I hear programmers complain that having to debug AI written code i
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
Does the LLM get the whole page or one speech bubble at a time?
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
Perhaps the shepherd's name is Shepard. :-)
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
Claude actually animated the nightfall, unprompted. I don't think it's fair to say Mistral didn't implement flocking. The force is just very weak. EDIT: I guess I confused flocking with herding, fair enough.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
There must be many content creators who don't want DRM forced onto their videos, so I don't think it can ever be mandatory.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
It's sad that every thread about this topic turns into simplistic Firefox proselytism. My observation is that the developers who spearheaded the MV3 transition did so for understandable technical reasons and without any consideration f
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
I think an important application will be enabling the robots to have these conversations with each other , in order to replace actors.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
Many users don't notice any difference after switching to a Manifest v3 ad blocker. I'll reserve judgment until it actually happens.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
And the names of the sages are forgotten, but Alexander is still known as one of history's great leaders and founder of an empire. It seems the personality traits one would look for in a productive citizen or a nice neighbor are almost
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
> Until the mid-late 1800s, abortions were legal, and even allowed by the Catholic Church until "quickening" (when you were able to feel the fetus kicking/moving). No, the Church has never allowed abortion. When gradual en
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
But even if we just look at the examples given by the parent, most of them are not about systems or models at all. Epidemiology and politics concern practical matters of life. In such matters, life experience will always trump abstract know
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
It didn't sound plausible to me either, but then I found stories like these: https://www.bridgemi.com/michigan-environment-watch/report-t... So what sounds to me like an unbelievable level of incompetence is not t
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
> It has felt no hope, disappointment, fear, pain, mortality, loss of loved ones, lack of control over itself, a world model that has changed over the years, and doesn't know that it all doesn't amount to much in the end and ye
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
But which word did he mean instead? It seems it should a synonym for "coterie".
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
The audio of a tennis match is so interchangeable, I bet it could be stitched together from some standard soundbites on the fly if necessary. * Racket Hit #12 * * Shoe Squeak #03 * * Audience Cheer #10 * * "What a great shot!" *
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
I liked the article as well for its historical and anthropological observations, but I still don't think it supports any of these conclusions. The natives did build imitations of radio towers out of bamboo and ropes, and they hoped t
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
The future might just be to remove the regulations again and enjoy cheap chocolate. What other countries do with their trees is not my problem.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
Some of the drawings, like the one from Amazon Nova Pro, are quite fascinating as abstract artworks. It's like the idea of a bicycle without its physicality.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
> Every single human behavior that you could perhaps use to identify 'people', it faked. Except, you know, actually playing the game well. The bots all play aggro decks and get lower than average winrates. > I quit Hearthsto
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
But Ukrainians aren't part of any "We", from my perspective. We prudently formed no alliances with them.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
What if a rich supporter prints flyers and buys ads without telling the candidate? If that automatically disqualifies a candidate, his enemies have a strong incentive to do the same.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
Further, the prompt also says to "choose the next move" instead of the best move. It would be fairly hilarious if the reinforcement training has made the LLM unwilling to make the human feel bad through losing a game.
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
> I do believe LLM is a game changer, but I'm not convinced it is designed to be public-facing. I think that, too, is a UX problem. If you present the output as you do, as simple text on a screen, the average user will read it with
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
> recognizing when your calculator gives a bogus result because you made a keyboarding error It might be counterintuitive, but the cheaper (and therefore successful) solution will always be more technological integration, not less. In
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
That's indeed interesting, but the most relevant part -- impact on seat distribution -- is still missing. If 90% of ballots must be verified by a central database, I don't see how the missing 10% could significantly move the end r
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Electronic Voting in Georgia (Country)(interpressnews.ge)
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
For context, the President of Georgia doesn't accept the result of this vote, and the country will likely enter a constitutional crisis. I find it noteworthy that such an elaborate (and probably expensive) electronic system seems to ha
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by boredhedgehog 2y ago
> We want the parents of the victims of Sandy Hook to be able to get alex jones to shut up. No, I want to be able to hear what Alex Jones has to say. I want no censorship whatsoever. I accept that the test cases for such a principled pos

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