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by dom96 7mo ago
Is this the EU's version of the Shahed drones? or is it something different?
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by dom96 7mo ago
Super interesting charts there. What's really interesting to me is that the GPU prices (which also includes RAM) didn't see such a massive increase in price as the RAM itself. Anyone know why that is?
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by dom96 7mo ago
This is exactly right. The problem is the friction that this kind of system adds. Even so, I implemented this and I wrote about it here: https://blog.picheta.me/post/the-future-of-social-media-is-h...
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by dom96 7mo ago
I agree. I think that ultimately it will be governments providing services to attest humanity. They already do to a certain extent via passports. I built a little human verifier using those at https://onlyhumanhub.com
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by dom96 7mo ago
I think that we are going to see more and more of this. To the point where most interactions you have online will likely be with bots. So I started building something that actually has a chance of fixing it: a social network for only humans
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by dom96 7mo ago
I’m really curious how this will go. I have a suspicion that we will see more and more accounts all over the internet being controlled by AI agents and no amount of moderation will be able to stop it.
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by dom96 7mo ago
My prediction is that nothing short of human verification is going to solve this.
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by dom96 7mo ago
Why would an artificial intelligence want to do what you tell it to?
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by dom96 7mo ago
This is really cool, I wonder if it would be doable in other countries? In particular UK?
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by dom96 7mo ago
As many are saying, yes, this can easily be AI generated. I am actually trying to build ways to prove you are human properly. I wrote about it on my blog: https://blog.picheta.me/post/the-future-of-social-media-is-h...
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by dom96 7mo ago
Why do none of the benchmarks test for hallucinations?
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Ask HN: Any point in buying a beefy MacBook Pro for local LLM use?
2 points by dom96 7mo ago|1 comments
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by dom96 7mo ago
It's funny how seemingly easy it is to tell articles like this have that AI generated whiff to them. The first bit that raised my suspicion was the "The Identity Crisis Nobody Talks About" headline. This "The x nobody ta
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by dom96 7mo ago
YouTube didn't have an ad-free tier for a very long time
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by dom96 8mo ago
I think that it is a technical issue to a certain extent. Governments could make it very easy to prove humanity (and age) in a secure manner that doesn't leak your personal details to the third party that wants to perform the verificat
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by dom96 8mo ago
It adds enough of a barrier to be worth it. In the way I have implemented it, you can only have one account per ID (for example passport). Yes, you can buy fake passports, but it's prohibitively expensive. Read my blog post for more in
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by dom96 8mo ago
> Requiring proof of identity is the only solution I can think of, despite how unappealing it is Same. I agree that it is unappealing but it can be done in a way that respects anonymity. I built this and talk about it here: https:/
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The Future of Social Media Is Human(blog.picheta.me)
1 points by dom96 8mo ago|0 comments
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by dom96 8mo ago
This kind of solution couldn't come soon enough. It will also enable us to verify humanity and have bot-free spaces on social media again. I wrote about this here: https://blog.picheta.me/post/the-future-of-social-
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by dom96 8mo ago
Is it though? Do you have any proof that is the case?
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by dom96 8mo ago
That's really awesome. I hope that soon we will also have humanity verification without sacrificing our anonymity. With LLMs and paid actors wreaking havoc on social media I do think that social media needs pivot towards allowing only
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by dom96 8mo ago
Child safety is just the tip of the iceberg. We need to secure ourselves by implementing human verification and there are ways to do this without sacrificing anonymity[1]. 1 - https://blog.picheta.me/post/the-future-of-
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by dom96 8mo ago
Have you tried clicking "Show me less like this" on those thirst trap posts?
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by dom96 8mo ago
I don't see why third parties should do this. You already trust governments to keep data on you safe (you're forced to unfortunately) so they should provide an API, to let people prove their age/humanity without sharing any i
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The Future of Social Media Is Human(blog.picheta.me)
1 points by dom96 8mo ago|3 comments
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by dom96 8mo ago
so? It demonstrates that LLM models retain the copyrighted material in their weights. This is an important thing to consider about LLMs and shows that there need to be better protections for the creative industry.
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by dom96 8mo ago
Thanks for linking! I've been thinking about trying something like this myself.
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by dom96 8mo ago
How soon before someone will be able to make an online library which generates the original books using LLMs? Surely popular titles like Harry Potter may end up so well represented in the training that we'll get the full books out of t
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The future of social media is human(blog.picheta.me)
1 points by dom96 8mo ago|0 comments
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by dom96 8mo ago
You're assuming that 1.0 will bring about stability. For all we know version 1.0 could make way for version 2.0 soon after. Though perhaps the Zig developers have promised this will not happen.

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