ceroxylon

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by ceroxylon 9mo ago
I would argue that the 1% of AI videos that are "good" are not worth the travesties that it fosters. Deceased celebrities featured in embarrassing / absurd situations and the scourge of fake news are enough for me to realize
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by ceroxylon 9mo ago
> The most efficient way for an indie website to gain an audience is to be briefly featured on one of these bad, terrifying behemoths of the current Web This is what the article / indieweb mean with POSSE https://indieweb
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by ceroxylon 9mo ago
I put all of my apps into category folders at the top row, so I can see my background photo that I really enjoy. Once you do this for long enough, it is jarring to see the chaotic placement of app icons all over the screen on most people&#x
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by ceroxylon 9mo ago
I left Facebook over a decade ago, and it was painful to realize how many people simply forgot that I exist, and how many events I missed because many people exclusively use it to invite people. Similar experience where I met someone in 201
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
It obviously leans more into the theories around how things can go horribly wrong if "AGI" is actually a thing (which can get existentially exhausting), but is still worth contemplating. Hank Green had an interesting discussion wi
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
It gets the visuals accurate, but the experience includes a lot of physical sensation that is very difficult to convey, e.g. the 'wind' that pushes you back and the discomfort of going into a chaotic dissociated state. You see tho
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
You changed my life with considerate moderation like this, so thank you for all that you do, thank you for keeping the ship on course.
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
It was everything... after reviewing my original statement and the reaction to it, I think a better message is "be careful who you promote to admin"; we will need a human to review what is going on, but it is the classic spiderman
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
As someone who has witnessed a malicious Matrix admin, it has become glaringly obvious that operating on a platform that hinges on any sort of trust in a human who can oversee metadata (even those who you consider to be good friends) is not
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
What are you referring to? I see the 'reasoning' in OpenRouter for GPT-5.2, I was under the impression that is the CoT.
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
> The friction isn’t just about quality—it’s about what the ubiquity of these tools signals. Unless they are being ironic, using an AI accent with a statement like that for an article talking about the backlash to lazy AI use is an inter
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
That also stuck out for me, I was wondering if it was video games using openrouter for uptime / inference switching, video games would use a lot of tokens generating dialogue for a few programmer's villages.
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by ceroxylon 10mo ago
As someone who appreciates machine learning, the main dissonance I have with interacting with Microsoft's implementation of AI feels like "don't worry, we will do the thinking for you". This appears everywhere, with ever
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
Kagi reminds me of the original search engines of yore, when I could type what I want and it would appear, and I could go on with my work/life. As for the people who claim this will create/introduce slop, Kagi is one of the few pl
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
It wasn't there when I first went to Gemini after the announcement, but upon revisiting it gave me the prompt to try Nano Banana Pro. It failed at my niche (rare palm trees). Incredible technology, don't get me wrong, but still sh
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
Google has been stomping around like Godzilla this week, and this is the first time I decided to link my card to their AI studio. I had seen people saying that they gave up and went to another platform because it was "impossible to pay
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
"Espressif devices" = ESP32
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
I have had an issue using Claude for research; it will often cite certain sources, and when I ask why the data it is using is not in the source it will apologize, do some more processing, and then realize that the claim is in a different so
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
The top 10% is already propping up half of consumer spending[0]. People will have money to throw around, but the amount of people doing so is shrinking until we figure out a way to balance the income disparity and reverse that trend. [0] ht
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
Found this demo with two views that was uploaded 18min ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8wEC6A5HQY
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
The author claims that they tried to avoid that: "[. . .] we had to choose them carefully and experiment to ensure that these documents were not already in the LLM training data (full disclosure: we can’t know for sure, but we took eve
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
I had my suspicions about the GPT-5 routing as well. When I first looked at it, the clock was by far the best; after the minute went by and everything refreshed, the next three were some of the worst of the group. I was wondering if it just
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
They have it available on the site under the (?) button: "Create HTML/CSS of an analog clock showing ${time}. Include numbers (or numerals) if you wish, and have a CSS animated second hand. Make it responsive and use a white backg
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
Surely there can be a workflow created to "fight fire with fire" and have an AI that reads reports, trained on the code base with explicit instructions to verify all of the telltale signs of slop...? If AI services can handle the
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
It is good to be skeptical, but there is a large amount of detail in the paper itself that would have taken quite a bit of effort to fabricate (for no good reason): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii
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by ceroxylon 11mo ago
I can't prove it, but from interacting with 'support' teams who are clearly middle-people working with a clunky AI and accepting its output as absolute, that would be my first guess.
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by ceroxylon 1y ago
The demo looks like holding a robot's hand while they do something that would normally take me 15 seconds anyway. I have mostly found AI to be useful for search/research, not creating a middle-man between my friends and myself who
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by ceroxylon 1y ago
In the last hour, I have seen the number of impacted services go from 90 to 92, currently sitting at 97.
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by ceroxylon 1y ago
This makes sense, but what happens when they stop burning cash on training runs and any of their competitors releases a better model that raises the ceiling? They will have to train one that is comparable (or better), or the word will sprea
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by ceroxylon 1y ago
It has always annoyed me that a huge online mega-mart (that starts with the letter A) will advertise things in the same category as ones that have been recently bought, even though they are definitely not frequent purchases. It feels like t

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