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edoceo
5d ago
Right, that's what I'm thinking. These folk (ai operators) know they are overvalued, see the open model threats and the performance improvement on lower-end hardware. So, no need for all these data centers. The "force majure&
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edoceo
5d ago
If governments regulate AI and make it slow down, does that let one get out of data center contracts?
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edoceo
7d ago
Building small models is a lower barrier. Think of something like to just train on a corpus of internal corporate data. I've see some small models that do this. It's like a super RAG thing. I think more of that will happen. Excite
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edoceo
8d ago
Also, the legal definition of what a sexual assault is vary widely across earth making apple to apple comparison difficult. In addition to the reporting problem. Safe is hard to measure.
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8d ago
Everytime through TSA they cannot match me to my ID with computer photo thing. After three/four tries they call someone over, who looks at my ID, my face and then says "seems OK". I don't think computers are good at it.
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9d ago
After that I run them in containers, no network access, ro filesystem.
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edoceo
9d ago
I've had these AI things also help out with my US taxes. Has held up to review as well.
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edoceo
9d ago
Hook that thing up to the Torment Nexus and see what the next tech-bubble will be!
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edoceo
11d ago
Gotta take the "not" out friend.
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edoceo
11d ago
I hope so. All the LLM based sales tools I've see have been shit
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12d ago
USA sanctioned themselves?
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edoceo
12d ago
This one https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49617255
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edoceo
12d ago
It's bad enough I stopped paying.
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12d ago
Yes, in USA the bits are in fractions and stuff you purchase will have instructions like, drill 3/8 hole for a wall anchor, or 2+1/4 hole for a door-bolt set.
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edoceo
13d ago
Sometimes, if your file starts with a dash things can be tricky. Don't make any mistakes removing a file named '-fr'
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edoceo
14d ago
And that reporting was a trivial ask for a small business and still not a burden for large business. Sales Tax handling is more of a burden on the business than this reporting was.
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edoceo
14d ago
Did you mean 1995? There's a bunch of shows and movies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell
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edoceo
15d ago
What does that mean? Why is it a surprise?
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edoceo
15d ago
Not a good investment.
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16d ago
Those are the comments that should persist in the code. I hate when the AI edits and removes my "why" comments. I want the refactor to make it less messy but keep why it's that kind of mess.
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16d ago
Yea, it was 4.0, oops
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edoceo
16d ago
Didn't that design appear first in 3.51?
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edoceo
16d ago
Why not just use KM? We should reduce the number of units of measure in 2026.
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edoceo
16d ago
But can it print to tiny eInk?
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16d ago
We don't really own doamin names either
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16d ago
Slack couldn't get their own handle on Twitter/X
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edoceo
16d ago
Many times that's against the TOS? And the names/handles belong to the site not the user anyway. I've seen these deals happen too.
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17d ago
That's even cooler
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edoceo
17d ago
The US-Left is pro-censorship? My recent memory of headlines was the US-Right attempting to ban books. What am I missing?
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17d ago
Then the nonsense is quickly put back in its place.
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