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the CPU itself uses a clock, that's why the speed is called clock speed!
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1y ago
only if they over hired during ZIRP. AI is just an excuse
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1y ago
the gun laws are stricter in the States with more inequality
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1y ago
if those users were exposed to the full financial cost of their toy they would find other toys
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1y ago
You have small applications following extremely common patterns and using common libraries. Models are good at regurgitating patterns they've seen many times, with fuzzy find/replace translations applied. Try to build something li
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1y ago
guy works for a Chinese media company and he's essentially trying to slip a backdoor into Debian systems. malice & typical CCP behavior IMHO. The responses from the maintainer are unacceptable and he should have his privileges stri
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I'm extremely privileged and I had a quarter of what you did growing up. Your experience and your kids' is not typical.
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The grandparent was also wryly highlighting the crevasse between post-Nadella Microsoft's PR, which you seem to believe, and their actions. Despite "MS <3s Open Source" they never changed, you're just referencing a ve
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yeah I want to know what kernel devs are using and if it's nothing I'll do that too
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I bet this is configurable but I wanted to say that this is totally personal preference; I have the exact opposite opinion. Prefix only matching requires much more tab slapping in my experience.
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there's also been a spate of reports like this one recently https://www.papsychotherapy.org/blog/when-the-chatbot-become... which is definitely worse than not going to a therapist
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wow the fake Studio Ghibli artwork is really unsettling. Seriously creepy uncanny valley vibes on top of the stolen style. I hate it. Please never do that again.
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It's not surprising to AI critics but go back to 2022 and open r/singularity and then answer: what "people" were expecting? Which people? SamA has been promising AGI next year for three years like Musk has been promising
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SamA isn't an idiot. When he says AGI he wants you to think of Asimov style AI. Don't run defense for billionaire grifters.
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oh come on, I got into this field because I like to code. now I'm liberated to do all the crap I don't like and never code. fuck off
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1y ago
being broke was absolutely existential fifteen years ago. signed: someone who was broke fifteen years ago and has been stacking cash on hand ever since.
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Interesting! Care to share literally any details about their capex and build out so we can understand the amount of compute that's being made available or is the burden of evidence on people who are trying to remain grounded?
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it's not LLMs vs typing for loops by hand. It's LLMs vs snippets and traditional cheap, pattern based code generation, find and replace, and traditional refactoring tools those are still faster and cheaper and more predictable tha
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this stuff is old tech, and has nothing to do with transformers. The Boston Dynamics style robot dogs are always shown in marketing demos like the one you linked in secretly very controlled environments. Let me know when I can order one tha
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lol I thought this was going to be the receipts but no, I guess asking for evidence is against the rules! y'all are in a religion
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The providers disagree. You pay per token. Verbacious models are the most profitable. Have fun!
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1y ago
you can say the same shit about machine learning but ChatGPT was still the Juneteenth of AI
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robotics is difficult and since transformers are just next word predictors they can't actually help us design those robots :) also the billionaires have help so they don't give a shit if the menial stuff is automated or not. thro
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what is a robot dream when there is clearly no consciousness? What's with this insane desire for anthropomorphism? What do you even MEAN learn in its dreams? Fine-tuning overnight? Just say that!
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this is a religious opinion at this state of technological development lol a lot of these comments border on cult thinking. it's a fucking text to 3D image model, not R Daneel Olivaw, calm down
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ehhhhhhh yeah but this is like hiring Reddit to do your prose editing, considering generated code is slightly worse than what you'd find on r/programming
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Sane CTOs think "Claude did that" is invalid. I assure you: those leaders exist. Refuse to work for idiots who think bots can be held accountable. You must must understand every line of code yourself. "Claude did that" i
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it's so absurd to torrent public media that you can just record directly with a TV tuner and rabbit ears
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This response may be practical but it's sad and indicative of the problem at hand. Society is so distrusting and litigative that the sensible way to help a child is to call the cops?? those ACAB guys that kill dogs? I'm not even s
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For the last twenty years PBS proponents have been telling me that PBS and NPR are mostly member supported, and that the Federal funds couldn't corrupt the messaging because there just wasn't enough of it to matter. So if that
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