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11mo ago
fwiw the expectation of post-sale maintenance would not be nearly as egregious if companies were not regularly pushing new updates that cause new issues it is a problem of ones own making
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11mo ago
Reminded me quite a bit of Populous[1] as well. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Populous_(video_game)
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11mo ago
15 Pro Max
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11mo ago
As I read this comment on my iPhone 15, I have 1 bar of 5G signal on one esim and 3 bars of signal on the other. This suggests that the issue is not related to Android.
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11mo ago
> You can still get a chicken burrito which has 60g of protein and 1000 calories for just about $10. I am not sure where you live, but here in Atlanta that's about 30g of protein (still about 1000 calories depending on free addition
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11mo ago
If you copy two words from me and put them in a difference sentence that means something else, that's a lie. If you want to argue with a strawman, that's something you can go rely on an LLM for instead of me.
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11mo ago
I wanted to scoff at this, but the remote example is pretty on-point. The majority of users probably want the same small subset of features from a program and the rest are just confusing noise.
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11mo ago
What? Customers do not do hiring and hiring is not done to benefit customers. That is a nonsense viewpoint.
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11mo ago
If you want to have a conversation with me, please stop creating fake quotes and assigning them to me, and please stop lying.
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11mo ago
> It starts producing a weird dialogue that's completely unlike its training corpus But it's not doing that. It's just replacing a relation in vector space with one that we would think is distant. Of course you would view
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11mo ago
No, this is not a demonstration of logic or knowledge. It is a demonstration of a relational database. A markov chain presents the same representation in a lower vector space.
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11mo ago
This is also sounds like mystical thinking or some kind of idealism. What safeguard prevents the interference and subversion by the class(es) that already control hiring and cause the problem that society desires to solve? A meritocracy wou
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11mo ago
No, your original understanding was the more correct one. There is absolutely zero logic to be found inside an LLM, other than coincidentally. What you are seeing is a semi-randomized prediction engine. It does not "know" things,
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11mo ago
> However, what has been lost is "The Macintosh Way"; a distinctly Macintosh approach to computing. There's something about using the classic Mac OS or Jobs-era Mac OS X: it's well-designed across the entire ecosystem
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11mo ago
Perhaps at the age of 23, this would be broadly true. As the age range broadens, many more of us have families as well as other hobbies.
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1y ago
I find it very interesting that this is the same issue that took down GCP recently.
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1y ago
Such as when it's technically legal to do something as long as you do it a certain way, but the interested parties may not believe that you did it correctly and will bury you in legal discovery requests that financially ruin you or for
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1y ago
I wonder if it's one of those situations where the potential for legal system abuse is a chilling effect.
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1y ago
At this point my knowledge probably pales in comparison to skimming some Wikipedia articles, but my understanding is that there is just so much dark matter concentrated in these halos and inter-galactic structures of it that the gravitation
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1y ago
I believe that you have the order of operations misunderstood. I probably don't know that much more than you about the subject, but from what I understand, the prevailing model suggests that these Halos formed early in the formation of
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1y ago
There were a lot of simpler options that came to mind while reading through this, frankly. But I imagine the writeup eschews myriad future concerns and does not entirely illustrate the pressure and stress of trying to solve such a high-scal
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1y ago
I believe the fact that you edited your post after my reply, then disingenuously left this reply speaks quite plainly that you know exactly what my criticism meant.
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1y ago
Lawsuits can be very expensive. Even if you win. I’ve given up on recovering tens of thousands of dollars in the past because it would likely ruin me to pursue it.
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1y ago
Even if you know how to use Wireshark already, a lot of times it’s faster and easier to use mitmproxy for something simple. I use it for reverse engineering IoT apps on android emulators regularly.
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1y ago
Frankly, this is a big part of why I believe LLMs are so inept at solving mundane problems. The mundane do not write about their experiences en mass.
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1y ago
Does it matter whether they are actually mentally disturbed, trolls, etc when the LLMs treat it all with the same weight? That sounds like it makes the problem worse to me, not a point that bolsters your view.
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1y ago
> I have considerable doubts as to whether this is a substantial problem for current or near-future LLMs Why so? I am of the opinion that the problem is much worse than that, because the ignorance and detachment from reality that is like
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1y ago
To an extent, yes. But functionally it doesn’t matter to the client of the gateway (or their downstream users, the cardholders). If the gateway allows you to complete a sale request at 7am that doesn’t start an auth until 9pm, you have an o
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1y ago
The way gateways and networks handle auth are not the same thing and it gets really muddy and confusing, honestly. If you’ve already tokenized the card on a gateway for a particular merchant, for example, they may allow you to keep pushing
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1y ago
No, you just missed the point I made. Which is that if you’re scared of being assaulted by someone you should be scared of everyone around you at all times. Someone’s housing status does not make them any more likely to attack you. Being sc
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