dpoloncsak

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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
...like a sub-reddit
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Is this entire site not an alternative to a sub-reddit?
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
A monthly headline could honestly just read "Apple treated its own better than rivals" and it would always be relevant
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
The OP is also the author, and writing on 'NMS Spot .com". This is an article for fans, with an audience of fans. Explaining the basics would be unnecessary for the vast majority of readers. Now, maybe posting to HN requires you a
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Off-topic clearly. but is there like an "NA/AA" for racism? Or like a therapy program or something akin to? Does 'usual' therapy touch on racism? Like..where does one 'get help' for being racist? Honest qu
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
If I'm like a high school/uni student, where this seems to really matter at the moment, you can still just have the LLM generate it and type it word for word in whatever text editor you're using, right? Less convenient but st
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
My apologies, I misunderstood your original comment to mean "We shouldn't have local models if it breaks watermarking" but yes, I think we're on the same page now
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Ignoring the other technical hurdles of the idea...this problem you outlaid is solved with a timestamp in the database, right? You can easily prove if the prompt was before/after publishing date?
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Local models also enable: - not being locked into a provider - not being forced to have your prompts saved by a possible competitor - an alternative to the duolopy we quickly see forming - offline access I fear for the future without local
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Oh, I've done more than my fair share of substances across the hallucinogen class, with a preference for Shrooms or LSD I just was under the impression that from a 'medical(?)' point of view, the trip is nothing more than foo
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Local models?
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Not sure if it's the same here, but I've been told your usual 'trip' off psilocybin bearing mushrooms is really just a form of food-poisoning
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
I'm not sure if it was intended but I laughed at "Is anyone in this space" on the post about satellites
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
I agree with you, but I can also understand the perspective of someone who thinks, (pulling this example out of my ass) that using LLMs to review if your AAA game is 'un-cheatable' may be a misappropriate of the resources required
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Yeah, I'd rather a secure OpenSSH than an AI free one. I appreciate users taking stands and drawing hard lines in the sand, but I think exemptions for large foundations of networking in general should be made, as like you said, threat
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
As someone who barely grew up in the tail-end of dial-up, reading stories like this blow my mind. It's insane how far we've come in such a short time
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Not the original commenter, but assuming its something along the lines of "PFAs are forever chemicals and using them in a data center is going to eventually cause issues when these data centers are taken down and the PFAs stil need to
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Google was/is probably more ready to pay any associated fines or get banned from whatever services than OP is
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Because none or novel complaints. >Context is expensive - Yeah. It's been the main point of contention for a while, right? >It performs a quick search and then writes to those files, ignoring arch - The entire point of the Sol -&
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
This whole thing just comes off like an ad for the course promoted at the end. "AI isn't going to get any better, which is why you need my course to learn how to run a business for yourself". Wouldn't he have more to sho
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
This kinda goes along with my ancedotal findings "Local models are cool but still not quite there for consumer-grade hardware, but getting closer and closer" It just feels, at the moment, there's no task you'd want to
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
>Completely new gamestyle It might have popularized it, but PUBG was far from the first 'Battle Royale' game. Hell...I think it goes to those old Minecraft "Hunger Games' servers, but I'm sure it predates even th
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Just commenting to represent the NPM referrers that you mentioned, since it seems most HN users are Caddy enjoyers
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
As an American, I'm only aware because James Acaster started some deep-seeded obsession with British panel shows, and they'll tear into him in a few of the more political ones like 8 Out of 10 Cats
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Fwiw, you can change how notifications work and change the 'stack' style to a standard 'list' Not sure if you can get the entire email in the notif, I think the only stock options are 'previews' or nothing
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
But it works for other apps, no? I'm no app developer, completely out of my depth here, but it sounds like Google isn't following whatever process Apple has set, as opposed to Apple screwing Google over specifically (which there
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
In light of this game, Do you believe Human-in-the-loop should be the standard going forward? I appreciate you outlining some other techniques being used, but these seem focused on reducing human fatigue so the human can assess each permiss
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Sure, but that's an edge anyone can get for paying. I'm asking how specifically does the Large Language Model contribute to generating alpha over traditional ML used in the field, such as regression models
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Selling untaxed Marijuana in a legal state is not selling 'illegal drugs', just saying.
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by dpoloncsak 2mo ago
Do you see any edge using LLMs that more traditional ML doesn't have? In my limited experience, small models trade off noise, whereas frontier models are too slow to be usable for something like HFT. I find you really want something tr

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