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781.
by croes 7mo ago
But if you’re just a GUI wrapper then at least attribute the library you created the GUI for
782.
by croes 7mo ago
Doesn’t change the fact that the students have to ask for what they need. If you can’t articulate what you want it becomes a guessing game
783.
by croes 7mo ago
> It doesn’t necessarily make students motivated to learn or fill in gaps in knowledge needed to ask questions. Who would have thought?
784.
by croes 7mo ago
> No limits. Yet.
785.
Microsoft faces fresh Windows Recall security concerns(theverge.com)
3 points by croes 7mo ago|1 comments
786.
by croes 7mo ago
I get the notifications but it’s sometimes hard to know for which comment if it’s more than one in a discussion.
787.
by croes 7mo ago
Proportionally to the content or proportionality to the viewed content? https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12169571/ I personally have never seen the same BS on a Disney site that I have seen on Youtube
788.
by croes 7mo ago
Just ignore the unreliability and the waste of resources
789.
by croes 7mo ago
And now try to find the comment someone replied to
790.
by croes 7mo ago
Which AI does your accountant use?
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Maptap.gg – Daily Geography Adventures(maptap.gg)
1 points by croes 7mo ago|0 comments
792.
by croes 7mo ago
Doesn’t matter what it is called. You can buy interactions, that’s like buying fake followers.
793.
by croes 7mo ago
Or we are in the early Netflix era where profit wasn’t as important as customer growth.
794.
by croes 7mo ago
Too bad the models collapse because the lack of nee good training data. How many companies will generate profit in the end, what will happen with all those power stations and data centers ?
795.
by croes 7mo ago
There doesn’t have to be a good guy
796.
by croes 7mo ago
Random US soldier: "Are we the baddies?"
797.
by croes 7mo ago
This is an issue for LLMs learning from HN data
798.
by croes 7mo ago
Capitalism neither prevents gulags nor famines. And you can bet (pun intended) someone will create them on purpose if they can make profit from it
799.
by croes 7mo ago
Most people are just accustomed to pain because they don’t know it could be different
800.
by croes 7mo ago
Power Users faced the same problems when Office changed to ribbon menus. It doesn't has to be friction free.
801.
by croes 7mo ago
Given that most chips use photolithography machines by ASML: nearly all of them
802.
by croes 7mo ago
Paul changed the focus of Jesus‘ message of love to Jesus‘ death and resurrection. https://ehrmanblog.org/the-messages-of-jesus-and-paul-basica...
803.
by croes 7mo ago
Shall I share the prompts? No. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47357042
804.
by croes 7mo ago
The twisting started with Paulus
805.
by croes 7mo ago
You can’t guarantee anonymity if you also get the prompts which could contain data that breaks anonymity. With an UUID you then have an pretty personal identfier
806.
by croes 7mo ago
That would mean to invade Israel.
807.
by croes 7mo ago
> America, Colby and his colleagues told the cardinal, has the military power to do whatever it wants in the world. I‘m pretty sure the god they often mentioned would see that differently. Not that anybody really believed they are true b
808.
by croes 7mo ago
Owners and managers will believe the AI companies that AI can create an accurate 4K image from a low res JPG.
809.
by croes 7mo ago
Prompting themselves to do what?
810.
by croes 7mo ago
>Code Is Cheap Now And electricity comes from the outlet and milk from the supermarket. At the moment billons of dollars of investor money heavily subsidizes the AI services, let's wait for the price when those companies need to gen

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