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A Creepy Horse Game Was Banned from Steam and No One's Sure Why
(kotaku.com)
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Subnautica 2 Publisher Allegedly Asked GPT to Find Way Out of Paying Cofounders
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'Thank you, Nancy': $531M now rides on tech startup's 'Pelosi Tracker'
(sfgate.com)
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Parents say ChatGPT encouraged son to kill himself
(cnn.com)
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Waymo acknowledges its vehicle hit a San Francisco corner store cat
(sfgate.com)
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Justice for Daniel Naroditsky [video]
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Marc Benioff Says Trump Should Deploy National Guard to San Francisco
(latimes.com)
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1y ago
hah the model should get extra credit for discovering this! > Now I understand the situation perfectly! The issue described in the problem statement is a real bug that was already identified and fixed in later versions of pytest. Since w
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"To Catch a Predator" Chris Hansen Throws Spotlight on Roblox
(forbes.com)
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Why "vibe physics" is the ultimate example of AI slop
(bigthink.com)
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The Matryoshka embeddings seem interesting: > The Gemini embedding model, gemini-embedding-001, is trained using the Matryoshka Representation Learning (MRL) technique which teaches a model to learn high-dimensional embeddings that have
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1y ago
One of the extremely stupid reasons kagi needs to develop a browser is because ios safari prevents setting kagi as the default search engine, so they have to do some terrible hacks to get it to kind of work.
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Thais and Cambodians slug it out on social media
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I think today's answer is actually incorrect. Or at least the reference animation has a hitch where it shows all red for frames 12 and 13. if it shows 2 purples for frame 13 then the animation is smoother and actually the math is much
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1y ago
Reader mode fixes this. It’s a handy feature when you see broken layout
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One of the Most Popular Games on the Planet
(kotaku.com)
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1y ago
Not a physicist, but the more accurate “intuitive” explanation I read is that an accelerating observer sees thermal radiation in a vacuum. This is called the Unruh effect [0]. And since a black hole requires an accelerated observer to not b
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1y ago
Thanks for explaining this in a much better way
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I think another good historical analogy is the invention of writing. In Phaedrus[0] Plato argued that it may make people dumber. 0: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phaedrus_(dialogue)
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I remember that episode being excellent! Scientists could tell that Venus’s crust was somehow reforming because of the crater pattern but the didn’t know whether it was gradual change or something catastrophic, and the thickness of the crus
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This part was also amusing: > KrebsOnSecurity reviewed the Google Ad Transparency links for nearly 500 different websites tied to this network of ghostwriting, logo, app and web development businesses. Those website names were then fed i
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1y ago
The Apple watch Workout app has a heart zone view while you're working out, but I don't think it has a workaround summary of how much time you spent in each zone.
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Here is the paper written about this prompt: https://arxiv.org/html/2406.02061v1
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The Disturbing Extortion Scheme Targeting Teen Boys
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Explaining the Trump Tariff Equation [video]
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Judge agreed that Mitchell had expressed joy. > Barlow found Mitchell did have an existing reputation as a cheat and for suing people who alleged he was a cheat, and found that Mitchell had expressed joy when he believed – incorrectly –
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> "But stalkers!" I think attributing the problem to “stalkers” minimizes the issues this arrangement of publicly searchable surveillance data creates. Imagine a website where you can type in anyone’s name and it shows you thei
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Curtis Yarvin Says Democracy Is Done. Powerful Conservatives Are Listening
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> Web search is available now in feature preview for all paid Claude users in the United States. Support for users on our free plan and more countries is coming soon.
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Are people fine-tuning LLMs on their local machines with a single GPU? What are people using to scale their training to multiple nodes / gpus? I've been playing around with Hugging Face Estimators in sagemaker.huggingface but not
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