dyauspitr

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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
No it isn’t, it’s putting it into the corpus which means another LLM doesn’t have to spend a few billion credits the next time.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Let’s not jump the gun. Where they are right now they can somewhat match our abilities. We haven’t even gotten to the point where they can self improve.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
China literally is committing a slow genocide with the Uighurs. They put all their men in jail and assigned all their women to Han Chinese men. This is happening right now.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
They’re going to run away with it. We have true regressives in power at this point staunchly defending fossil fuels and diminishing the main advantage the US had with attracting the best and brightest from all over the world. This was the w
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Good. Let’s get a move on on these things. If people die it’s no big deal if they volunteer for it and know the risks before they sign up for it.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
It’s also the sole reason I use Firefox as my primary browser.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Yeah, I have no idea where I came up with that from. It’s completely wrong.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
You looked wrong. These batteries can do 100,000 charge-discharge cycles while retaining 80% of their capacity.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
That’s great value for money! Even with gas peaked plants that would cost roughly $10 billion in the US. They should massively expand this program.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
At this point, any new programming language or framework adds nothing. Name one paradigm shifting programming language or framework over the last 10 years that has made anything previously not possible possible or even significantly easier.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
That’s the prehistoric web or maybe that’s BBSs…
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
In August usually 65-85%
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
I don’t know what you mean by India is pro fossil fuel. It’s aggressively building out solar and has multiple nuclear reactors being simultaneously constructed. It would love to be an electrostate but is doing everything it can to satisfy i
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
I’m in the southern United States and I go for a 5-10 mile run every day in 35 to 40C weather. It’s pretty humid but the heat makes me feel alive. I love it. I do sweat readily and profusely though at the slightest increase in temperature s
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
It’s an LLM, it does what you want. If you don’t like it verbose tell it you want it to be succinct and it’ll do exactly what you ask of it. What sort of complaint is this?
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Walking outside in 40° weather is enjoyable
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Get real. Non-destructively taking blood from creatures that are basically one step above an automaton to save lots of lives is not problematic.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Hunh so for pure lifting our standard helicopter design is apparently the best. How did we stumble on the perfect design half a century ago? Was it sheer luck and constraints or can you actually do the math for this to work it out?
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Yeah, but none of that really mattered, did it? The expectation everywhere was you couldn’t really reach people that easily so you didn’t and you didn’t miss it. Also going to places involved mapping out your path on a map ahead of time and
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Yeah, for a lot of my Google searches I don’t go past the AI generated summary part anymore. That being said, I do a lot fewer searches now I just ask ChatGPT the vast majority of my queries. I sure as hell haven’t hit page 2 on Google sear
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
What code, isn’t this just LLM output
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Yeah, all that hand place details and humans do it better crap only last for like three months based on the recent past.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
It is predicted that Binface will win by a landfill.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
The stakes are low for freelance writing and the majority of functional translation. You don’t really need a human to be responsible or blame when something goes wrong, unless it’s official translation in which case people still use human t
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
The on the ground reality is that now most social interactions at schools and the content for those interactions happen on social media and apps/private chat rooms. If you don’t have a smartphone or not using those platforms, you’re ju
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
There’s no such thing as children’s devices. Everyone uses the same smartphones. Optional on device restrictions don’t matter as long as your peer group is on the platform, kids will not stop using it. People are not asking for biometric sc
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
I couldn’t care less about this campaign and the waste of resources and attention on it. Might as well sue Lego because I want backwards compatibility with the wooden blocks from 1950 or something.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
I actually think sustained adherence to the goal of deanonymizing the Internet to basically get kids off of it in the face of significant minority opposition, actually portrays strength. I care deeply about privacy and surveillance in the r
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
What you don’t realize is most people want this. The social media bans across Western Europe, and Australia are heavily supported by the vast majority of the population.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Totally disagree. If you want to stop kids from using cell phones and social media, you are not going to achieve that at the family level. It is just not possible because if your peers are on the platforms and are using smart phones, no amo

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