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burnte
1y ago
I have an M4 Mac Mini with 24GB of RAM. I loaded Studio.LM on it 2 days ago and had Mistral NeMo running in ten minutes. It's a great model, I need to figure out how to add my own writing to it, I want it to generate some starter lette
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burnte
1y ago
Apple will never do this voluntarily.
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burnte
1y ago
Nest Thermostats have done this for over a decade. There are lots of other brands, too.
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burnte
1y ago
The level of arrogance needed to think they'd be the only company to come up with AI/AGI is staggering.
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burnte
1y ago
Yep, and the EU wants the same thing so all Apple is really doing is holding on for a little longer to the old rules until the EU will make them do the exact same thing. Apple could have been less maliciously compliant and wouldn't hav
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burnte
1y ago
Since no one puts a reason down when they sell, it's all tea leaf reading.
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burnte
1y ago
Because money laundering and trade with a banned nation isn't the same as attempting to overthrow the government.
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burnte
1y ago
Took me a moment to figure it out too.
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1y ago
THAT'S THE JOKE.
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burnte
1y ago
That's the joke. All generalizations are false.
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burnte
1y ago
> Americans on the whole fall over themselves to defend Apple No, we don't. Apple fans from all nations do, but there is literally zero national pride in Apple.
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1y ago
It's worse, I pay for Premium so there should be no place set aside for ads.
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1y ago
The video grid is mind boggling now, they keep making the thumbnails bigger, and now they don't even show two rows of 3, it's a row of 3 then a row of 3 but with only 2 links! There's a giant blank box for no reason! They add
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1y ago
He wasn't dismissive, he was countering dismissiveness. It was dismissive to throw out "just build your own". 99% of companies don't have that option, most companies are customers, not builders. This commenter was pointi
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burnte
2y ago
> The article would be good if it asserted "we don't know". But we do, Plato made them up.
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2y ago
It's not just another name for that, though. That's in a very, very wrong location to be the source of Atlantis myths. If Atlantis had a real basis, which it doesn't, it would probably be the pre-glacial-retreat land off the
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burnte
2y ago
I worked for them for six months just to help them collaborate with Mozilla, about 20 years ago. They will absolutely pay.
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burnte
2y ago
The method of verification has no bearing on the validity of the conclusion. I don't open a child's head because there are side effects on the functioning of the child post brain-opening. However I can look into the brain of an AI
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burnte
2y ago
It doesn't understand anything, there is no understanding going on in these models. It takes input and generates output based on the statistical math created from its training set. It's Bayesian statistics and vector/matrix m
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burnte
2y ago
Of those 4 I expect commercial cultured meat far sooner than the rest.
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2y ago
You can put me in that bucket then. It's not true, I've been working with AI almost daily for 18 months, and I KNOW it's no where close to being intelligent, but it doesn't look like your buckets are based on truth but a
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burnte
2y ago
Remember: They think you should trust their AI's output with your codebase.
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burnte
2y ago
I discovered SL in 1999, and forgot about it. I rediscovered it 5 years later when on my personal server I typoed ls as sl and hit enter. A steam locomotive drove across my screen, and I remembered installing it 5 years later and laughed by
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burnte
2y ago
So? In that case they should have no issue at all for adhering to the same rules as others.
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2y ago
> „UX/UI developers“ is a strange name for it. I agree. It's a UI Engineer. User Experience is just the fluffification of the title to something that sounds expansive and nebulous when it's actually pretty focused and crit
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2y ago
I'm glad to hear my suspicions and impressions are accurate. I have a number of friends who have gone into UI over the past 20 years and while they're all very smart people, In my opinion exactly 1 of them has what it takes to wor
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2y ago
You might be ok with it, but the regulators want Apple to treat third parties the same way they treat their own apps, and that's a good thing. Either everyone would generate two prompts, or no one, but excluding yourself is just favori
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2y ago
> Yeah, the "book a flight" agent thing is a running joke now I literally sat in a meeting with one of our board members who used this exact example of how "AI can do everything now!" and it was REALLY hard not to lau
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2y ago
> I never had to do anything akin to fiddling with the Windows Registry. I don't believe you. You have never, EVER, NOT ONCE run a terminal command to change an option on MacOS? I just refuse to believe anyone on HN hasn't alte
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2y ago
> The whole UI as branding thing has utterly killed usability. This is caused by a change in who is hired as UI/UX developers. In days past it was HCI experts and engineers, now it's graphic designers. "Pretty" is the
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