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   by causal 3y ago

   I stopped using Voice for international communication years ago- WhatsApp is so much better in features and international adoption.
2. 1172.▲
   by causal 3y ago

   I like your attitude a lot. Others look at this and see sand depleting, or boxes unfilled with any achievements. You see your cup filling up.
3. 1173.▲
   by causal 3y ago

   I don't think he meant to chide those who don't love their jobs. Quite the opposite, really: he encouraged us to ignore how unprofitable it is to play, and play anyway.
4. 1174.▲
   by causal 3y ago

   And probably Intel processors and Linux in their datacenters.
5. 1175.▲
   by causal 3y ago

   Don't think that follows. I doubt all their cloud services run on Apple hardware. They make consumer devices.
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   by causal 3y ago

   The article demonstrates how the LLM utilized an image to follow the link. Markdown or HTML formatting support is pretty common in chat apps that utilize LLMs.
7. 1177.▲
   by causal 3y ago

   Nothing in that plan suggested removing you from your home.
8. 1178.▲
   by causal 3y ago

   Yeah I don't know how you eliminate in-band signalling from an LLM app.
9. 1179.▲
   by causal 3y ago

   Seems this is a common prompt vulnerability pattern: 1. Let Internet content become part of the prompt, and 2. Let the prompt create HTTP requests. With those two prerequisites you are essentially inviting the Internet into the chat with yo
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    by causal 3y ago

    Samsung Galaxy Book4 was announced tomorrow an hour ago (must have gone out at midnight Korea time, I'm ET), and it will be using the Core Ultra series. [1] At 28W of power consumption, will be interesting to see if these can start to
11. 1181.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    Oh I see - it actually does it in the browser, no uploads.
12. 1182.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    What advantage does this have over the filters Instagram, Snapchat, Tiktok etc. have had for a while now?
13. 1183.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    This document doesn't really support the censorship claim, perhaps you meant to link the other FCC commissioner's document: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/FCC-23-105A2.pdf I don't know much
14. 1184.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    Chatblade is another good one: https://github.com/npiv/chatblade
15. 1185.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    No mention of ChatGPT, but I imagine it has been the past year's top unnamed contributor.
16. 1186.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    For headline news that's probably a good rule of thumb. But in an academic context, especially data science, anyone who is data literate should know to check the axes.
17. 1187.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    Thanks for bringing that data. And yeah, half a million is a staggering number if true.
18. 1188.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    Thanks for that insight. My discomfort is with the notion that they could know that the defendant is guilty- sure there may be some obvious cases, but I do not trust most humans to differentiate their intuition from hard evidence.
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    by causal 3y ago

    Note that proportionately few of our federal judges have spent any time as public defenders, and a disproportionately high number have served as prosecutors. Jackson is the first supreme court justice to have served as a public defender, wh
20. 1190.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    I've always been perplexed by the incentive to get convictions. This is guaranteed to result in prosecutors preferring any method with a lot of false positives.
21. 1191.▲
    by causal 3y ago

    It would be hard to really know, but I'm curious what percentage of the total US prison population is innocent. Per capita prison rate is still around 5 in 1000 according to Wikipedia, which is very high for the developed world.