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by d--b 3y ago
The No Man Sky's "shoot the asteroid" demo is highly disturbing. They really should not ask any AI agent to shoot at anything. Especially when it's not very good at it.
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by d--b 3y ago
At some point though, IRC conversations seem to almost always turn into talking about IRC itself. Whether it’s bots or hostile takeovers, people stealing nicknames, moderation problems, who’s got the best client, and shit of that nature. I
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by d--b 3y ago
There is a ton of literature about cicadas and prime numbers. Experts definitely lean towards the primes emerging from natural selection indeed.
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by d--b 3y ago
Sorry, you're right, I didn't convey what I felt properly. It feels that the journalist is trying way too hard not to make it sound like it was suspicious. So he scatters the facts around the article as if people wouldn't con
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by d--b 3y ago
Ha, I didn't know that subreddit. Thanks
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by d--b 3y ago
What a strange article. - whistleblower dies Blablabla - self inflicted wound Blablabla - he was bound to testify the next day Blablabla - he was found dead in his truck in a parking lot It sounds like the journalist thinks it was murder bu
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by d--b 3y ago
I don't know the field all that well, but my feeling is that Bauhaus is overrated. The architecture of the school buildings themselves is quite remarkable, but as a school, it din't really work. The professors were acclaimed artis
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by d--b 3y ago
What’s weird is that they automatically assume it’s not! I’d assume it’s not part of a trade agreement or something. The brits just think “oh well, it’s probably the government colluding with big food companies to screw us over”. The worst
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by d--b 3y ago
> They were a modest hit, with about 100 to 150 sold each day, until a TikTok influencer got wind of them in February 2024. Ever since, Louvard has been working overtime to keep up with the demand, fashioning 1,500 crookies a day – and 2
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by d--b 3y ago
I wonder if there is some cultural preference for this. Looking at the map example, I find the cubic smoothing way “calmer”. The exponential one feels a bit hectic and I am wondering if it’s an American thing. It’s got a “wheez” quality tha
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by d--b 3y ago
Ask him to give you money.
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by d--b 3y ago
Ok the conclusion of this article is totally uncontroversial, and certainly not as punchy as its click-baity title… > Yes, it’s generally better for code to be self-documenting. In lieu of being dumb for dumb’s sake, however, perhaps add
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by d--b 3y ago
I’ll save you the click. He’s most famous for writing the Dragon Ball sagas, and drawing the characters for the Chrono Trigger game. Slightly less known outside Japan is Dr.Slump, a funny manga/anime about a crazy scientist and his no-
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by d--b 3y ago
Why don't you ask ChatGPT? ^_^;
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by d--b 3y ago
I will tell you the same thing I tell everyone making visual graphs like this: PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make the nodes snap to a larger grid, and have the grid browsable with the keyboard. I'd rather use Factorio as an interf
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by d--b 3y ago
Wow! Your co-founder is complete moron! They've been seeing each other for less than a month? And he wants to marry her and give her 10% of the company you've been spending 4 years to build, half of it coming from you? Do you real
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by d--b 3y ago
Not sure that will help his case...
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Musk to OpenAI: Change your name to ClosedAI and I will drop the lawsuit(twitter.com)
4 points by d--b 3y ago|1 comments
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by d--b 3y ago
Also these puzzles can be _really_ hard. As a French person who's lived 10+ years in English-speaking countries, I am often completely baffled. I am not sure humans would do a lot better with 0-shot.
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by d--b 3y ago
This article does not debate the question in its title, makes ridiculous claims like “there hasn’t been any major breakthrough in AI in decades”, and does not offer any real argument.
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by d--b 3y ago
lobsters, rustaceans, I see...
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by d--b 3y ago
Sam Altman and Greg Brockman just got sued by Elon Musk, so not the best time for them. Also, they don't have to rush it, GPT-5 would mostly be competing with GPT-4 right now, while it would have a significant cost to roll it out to th
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by d--b 3y ago
Frankly, the chart looks like Linux's market share is below the range of errors of the measurments made. Compared to Linux, the famous "Unknown" OS has a market share of 10%-ish, a spectacular come back from its steep decline
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by d--b 3y ago
> All to say, it’s a perfect condiment and it doesn’t get the love and respect it deserves. You should have seen the shit show caused by the great mustard shortage of 2022 in France. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world&#
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by d--b 3y ago
Oof, that feels so wrong I have goose bumps. I mean, I understand that the economics are there for those servers to be thrown away, and maybe all of these that are thrown away are actually broken. But we're talking about a good amount
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by d--b 3y ago
Being the devil's advocate here. These liquidation things are happening when the company does badly. The founders (and the investors) were probably hoping to do a lot better than what they settled for. Half a billion dollar is great, b
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by d--b 3y ago
I accepted a 50% hourly rate cut for: 1. Moving to freelance, hourly pay 2. Moving to the South of France, 100% remote job 3. Completely flexible hours (aiming to do 22hr/week) 4. Completely flexible vacation time. That seemed like a g
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by d--b 3y ago
Now that phones have turned into authentication devices for a lot of mainstream services, we’re screwed.
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by d--b 3y ago
I always thought the best bet was making lighter vehicles, and use sodium batteries, but I know very little about any of that...
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by d--b 3y ago
IMO, small LLMs are not good enough yet. I understand that people prefer running stuff on-device for privacy and cost reason, but a model that makes mistakes all the time is not worth the tradeoff.

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