chrisjj

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by chrisjj 6mo ago
> I can use 40+ year old cameras Apple winces.
782.
by chrisjj 6mo ago
Replacable charge sockets too please.
783.
by chrisjj 6mo ago
Enshittification incarnate.
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
Word guessers don't want anything. Even 'uncensored' models can't say what you want
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
> This represents a shift towards profitability /Attempted/ shift towards profitability. When we see the price of non-lossled usage, I think we'll see a massive market shrinkage. Whether that leaves any profit, well, who k
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
> These changes are necessary to ensure we can serve existing customers with a predictable experience. ... and because we went ahead regardless originally.
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Mobile phones to be banned in schools in England under new plans(theguardian.com)
3 points by chrisjj 6mo ago|0 comments
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
> as much as they can get away with. Plus more that they won't get away with. The collapse of this house of cards will be epic.
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
So meaningful, then.
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
It being the branding??
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
I vote that the second biggest problem with LLMs. #1? They run on an unlimited power source. Human gullibility.
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
> I feel this is an attempt to explain anti-AI sentiment as an unreasonable aversion to AI rather than the real reasons for anti-AI sentiment Disagreed. It in an attempt to paint the real reasons for anti-"AI" sentiment as un
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
Does the fact there are so nany things called fruit these days make "Who likes fruit" a meaningless question?
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
> Both things can be true. Sure but that has nothing to do with long/short term. Everything to do with have/have not. Let's read again. > 76% of AI experts said AI would benefit them personally, while only 24% of the U.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
I do think Facebook charges for ads. And Google for storage.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> I think you need to go outside. I am outside. Should I try going inside?
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
How, is it is exploiting your browser's failure to protect your privacy, leaking session status.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
"Have you tried turning it off and on again?" is now no longer a joke, but part of the business model, earning OpenAI $millions in token cost. Enshittification incarnate.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> >Hey! I'm Nick, and I work on Integrity at OpenAI. These checks are part of how we protect our first-party products from abuse I suspect a highly selective definition of Integrity. But hey, its not like this company has any nee
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> What are you working on? It thinks it is social media. Correct answer: none of your business.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> Validated excellence > ETS is harnessing the power of AI to advance the science of measurement to power human progress. Validated and AI in the same sentence? Seriously?
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
Time for Stop Killing Cameras.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> having people enter a password to log in is a dying authorization flow - it’s too easy to crack databases, ... passkey ties it to your device Your portable nickable device, right? I'll rather a password tied to my brain, thanks.
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Surely no brand is more hated by web users that Cloudflare
32 points by chrisjj 7mo ago|36 comments
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> New simulations let scientists see and hear galaxy evolution. Based on data from Webb's microphones? /i
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> Play here Gives empty display on Android Chrome.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> Programmers were grateful for the move from 32-bit floats to 64-bit floats. It doesn’t hurt to have more precision Someome didn't try it on GPU...
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
And speed < quality.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
Clickbait.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> I build local first intelligence. Is it intelligent enough to restore missing hyphens? /i

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