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by cush 3mo ago
> cyber models… cyber capabilities… cyber incident… It’s like reading a post from an 90s tech magazine
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by cush 3mo ago
Because they’re complaining about it moving to Rust. I don’t know. I’m just saying, they can do something about it instead of complain
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by cush 3mo ago
I meant continuing to develop it
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by cush 3mo ago
There's literally nothing stopping anyone from continuing the Zig version if they want to
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by cush 3mo ago
Yeah I know. I misunderstood the 12-15hr battery life comment. They're saying the battery lasts for 12-15hrs *of recording*. Very different statements.
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by cush 3mo ago
It's kind of interesting reading the scathing comments about the lack of a rechargable battery, but it probably makes the most sense if the two year battery life claims are true, as you'd likely be ready for an upgrade by then and
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by cush 3mo ago
yep, you can buy a new one
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by cush 3mo ago
It would be funny if solar panels worked this way. We could just spray paint our homes with them. Free energy!!
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by cush 3mo ago
That discrepancy isn't explainable given a change in daily use. 12hrs vs 2 years is a 1000x difference. You're saying they expected people to use it 1000x less than they actually are? That's them expecting people to use it fo
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by cush 3mo ago
It only works as a decoy when you give it to the LLM as an image. As html it appears like normal human friendly text, which is what screen readers use to interpret the text.
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by cush 3mo ago
If your immediate reaction to a new piece of software siphoning up someone’s entire system full of highly personal data is, “you’re holding it wrong”, it might help to take a beat and remember that software was developed by a multi-trillion
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by cush 3mo ago
I’ll just leave this here… https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48892468
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by cush 3mo ago
If it takes cute packaging to get people into it, so be it. This seems like a great project. The more the merrier
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by cush 3mo ago
Wow that demo is slow on iOS
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by cush 3mo ago
> scared of offending someone that intentionally they make their model lie You’re conflating two completely different aspects of model development - biases vs truth. The models weren’t intentionally programmed to say the untruths but to
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by cush 3mo ago
> Whenever I leave a company I make sure everything that belongs to the company goes back It’s a total liability to hold onto anything. Even if you don’t do anything with it, it could get stolen or misplaced, and you’re liable. Not worth
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by cush 3mo ago
> More details are available in our documentation ( https://docs.github.com/code-security/concepts/about-code-qu... ). ^^^
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by cush 3mo ago
Grok was originally designed to reply to twitter threads. Other models are designed to do real work and their creators are concerned that the inherent racism and biases they were trained on from internet content will end up in said real wor
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by cush 3mo ago
I’ve been making ice cream at home for the last few years and I’ll never go back. Store bought is all trash now. If you haven’t had the chance to taste ice cream from a Ninja Creami, you’re missing out!
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by cush 3mo ago
You're confusing biases (stereotypes, bigotry, racism) with facts (2+2=4 isn't a bias)
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by cush 3mo ago
I just downloaded the new dmg and it's the old chatGPT. Maybe they are listening?
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by cush 3mo ago
It was driven by a need to remove biases (and likely real racism) from the models. They were trained on internet content
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by cush 3mo ago
There is absolutely nothing wrong with remaking a 30 year old game if it’s done correctly, and Nintendo usually does it right.
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by cush 3mo ago
imo GameStop ruined it for everyone. Nearly all their profits are from reselling games.
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by cush 3mo ago
I'm way behind in imagegen - only using it occasionally for roleplaying tokens, goofing around, and random personal assets. To me, this is nuts. It's able to create images in like 2 seconds... before with chatgpt it would take 30s
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by cush 3mo ago
:O
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by cush 3mo ago
The study in the article controlled for that
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by cush 3mo ago
That’s not what the article said though. It had nothing to do with physical activity. Ironic considering the comment you replied to
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by cush 3mo ago
I suppose. To me, Tidal was always on the side of artists rather than big faceless studios. Now there's an even bigger, even more faceless entity - and it's surprising to me that Tidal is giving them a platform rather than blockin
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by cush 3mo ago
One interesting thing that I couldn't find in these comments or in their docs (even in the https://herdr.dev/docs/preview/concepts/#mouse-ui section), is that Herdr supports native-feeling scroll. You ca

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