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by caseyy 2y ago
Oh, very interesting. The 4o model does now have TTS with a voice option similar to the one in the video, although objectively less over the top.
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by caseyy 2y ago
Looks like their TTS component is separate from the model. I just tried 4o, and there is a list of voices to select from. If they really only allowed that one voice or burned it into the model, then that would probably have made the model f
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by caseyy 2y ago
It is exceptionally creepy. It is an unnatural effort to appear pleasing, like the fawning response seen in serious abuse survivors.
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by caseyy 2y ago
Few people are talking about it but... what do you think about the very over-the-top enthusiasm? To me, it sounds like TikTok TTS, it's a bit uncomfortable to listen to. I've been working with TTS models and they can produce much
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by caseyy 2y ago
As a game AI developer since the 90s, I can say that lost and confused recruiters have only recently started tying me to machine learning AI, lol. Game AI is closer to robotics (“perceive-think-actuate”) than machine learning. Always has be
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by caseyy 2y ago
> Without Google and American source code what the hell huawei can do? If there no aosp then huawei is just nothing. They have to make java phones. Taking foundation from aosp do anything over doesn't break free lol Huawei are build
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by caseyy 2y ago
UK government has commented on this in a bit of a non-answer compared to other petitions: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/659071 . However, it seems like there is legislation around intentionally omitting mate
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by caseyy 2y ago
I can just imagine Elorp Munk building a space company on Mars a billion years ago to colonize the frozen and inhospitable Earth. Bringing over some germs and then failing to establish a colony… that could make for some great sci-fi.
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by caseyy 2y ago
Long billion vs short billion?
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by caseyy 2y ago
Maybe Earth? Who knows? Lots of good sci-fi has been written about it. I recommend J.P. Hogan’s “Inherit the Stars”, which starts with evidence of human spaceflight predating known history and goes on interesting directions.
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by caseyy 2y ago
This reminds me of when Blizzard wanted to collect every user's real name and instead their executives' (and, unfortunately, employees') personal data got put online — https://news.softpedia.com/news/Bliz
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by caseyy 2y ago
Oh yeah, if the G7 agree on climate change, that's definitely happening. Just don't look at the Kyoto Protocol, Copenhagen Accord or the Paris Agreement.
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by caseyy 2y ago
It's not a large project, but you would need fine-tuning or a lot of few-shot examples to approach SpamAssassin's efficacy. It would still be slower than SpamAssassin. This is one of those "X but with LLM" ideas :) As fa
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by caseyy 2y ago
When the author describes digital life as it is today in the opening paragraphs, it’s so in contrast to how life was in the 90s or early 00s. My first thought reading that was not about scams, but about how poked and prodded we are from eve
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by caseyy 3y ago
Related — https://briefs.video/videos/i-am-leaving/
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by caseyy 3y ago
Ugh, in that GDPR notice, collecting data for personalized advertisement and measuring avert performance (tracking behavior for ads) is turned on by default as “legitimate interest” and this data is shared with tens of partners. Legitimate
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by caseyy 3y ago
Yeah, that part is a bit grand-standey. It was awkward to read. Also, it’s not very correct. You could dump bits straight into a memory buffer and still sanitize them before use. It’s not as insane of a security issue as presented. It’s mor
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by caseyy 3y ago
Same in the EU - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Passengers_Rights_Regula... Although air carriers can offer passengers alternative compensation if the passenger chooses to accept it. For example, vouchers or a low
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by caseyy 3y ago
Well, a solar sail is propellant-less and has constant acceleration under technically a constant amount of power. The power source is external. Also magsails, electric charge sails, gravity assists (which could be seen as a gravity well sai
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by caseyy 3y ago
Yes. But the assembly experience and the wobbliness of the case are worse than a $70 mini-ITX options. I think even $70 would be half brand tax. As the quality to my mind puts this case among the cheapest of the cheapest.
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by caseyy 3y ago
https://teenage.engineering/store/field-desk/
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by caseyy 3y ago
Lol, of course you can. Social media causes plenty of health issues. Mental health issues specifically. Also, no one is banning communication. You can communicate in many other ways that exploit you less. Common folk communicating, running
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by caseyy 3y ago
I also think you are catastrophizing. There are many things that are massively popular. You mention tobacco products, but sugary drinks, alcohol, pesticides, gambling, endangered species products, over-powered home electronics, and similar
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by caseyy 3y ago
Well, I can't make it sound differently for you. But do you have any counter-arguments? Like any claim that ByteDance isn't receiving existentially important benefits by being in CCP's good graces? Or does it just sound a c
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by caseyy 3y ago
There is such a thing as "too late". For example, consider Brexit from the perspective or a remainer. It's quite reasonable to believe that the leave referendum would have failed if it wasn't done at a time when (sometim
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by caseyy 3y ago
Netflix Fast Laughs shutdown has left me economically devastated with no hope of recovery.
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by caseyy 3y ago
Because TikTok has other goals than capitalistic, and other measures of success. It is a media company that parrots a China's Communist Party line and by virtue of that, receives monopoly benefits in China, which is a substantial marke
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by caseyy 3y ago
Well, there are many types of work harmful to society that people partake in. Coal, content makers for abusive social media, there have even been some organizations in history which have committed atrocious war crimes in which people had jo
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by caseyy 3y ago
A lot of what you describe, like constant anxiety, stress, and taking everything too seriously (as if the consequences of mistakes are too grave) may come from childhood trauma, CPTSD or emotional neglect. There are many communities online
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by caseyy 3y ago
Well, you are right. But the message as well as the medium can be privacy-respecting. Even with encrypted messages, a lot can be extracted from metadata that is a part of the medium. These days pager tech has advanced to support public-priv

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