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ekianjo
1y ago
Something that is illegal can be made legal with a stroke of a pen. Since EU has a weak sense of principles the privacy will be out of the window in no time
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ekianjo
1y ago
Representatives don't care as much as you'd like them to, unfortunately.
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ekianjo
1y ago
Some people get privacy at least!
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ekianjo
1y ago
No comparison with quarto given.
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ekianjo
1y ago
That seems like a bad analogy, and reasoning by analogy is usually not helpful because no new technology is like what came before it. And there is no backlash for polyester, it still exists everywhere and is part of most fabric mix. If anyt
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ekianjo
1y ago
Nice work ! It still manage to use the word 'delve' in the first sentence, which is a giveaway that it's written by a LLM.
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ekianjo
1y ago
How do you number buildings when you have an empty road and you add them one by one at different points in time? Also, naming roads does not change the problem much. You still have no idea where a place is if you are not on the correct road
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ekianjo
1y ago
Note that we don't really know the exact answer because population reporting is shaky at best where there are the most people.
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1y ago
> Ollama's default context length is frustratingly short in the era of 100k+ context windows. Nobody uses Ollama as is. It's a model server. In clients you can specify the proper context lengths. This has never been a problem.
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1y ago
Why would you trust Redis again after what they did?
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1y ago
lM studio is closed source
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Steam Continues to Reign on the PC Gaming Market
(boilingsteam.com)
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1y ago
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ekianjo
1y ago
> so block 6 can be across town from block 7 for no apparent reason. The time when they were built is the reason
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ekianjo
1y ago
Nope. Signature works everytime. Don't spread myths.
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ekianjo
1y ago
Natural selection at play
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SteamOS 3.7.8 Brings Official Support to Non-Steam Deck Devices
(boilingsteam.com)
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1y ago
> Chatbots were nearly five times more likely to produce broad generalisations than their human counterparts Never seen a journalist not make broad generalizations on a scientific study so I am not sure where these numbers are coming fro
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ekianjo
1y ago
LLM being trained on a corpus of pitiful science reporting from the mainstream press... This is exactly what you would expect.
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ekianjo
1y ago
Perrier used to sell water in glass bottles. Not sure if it's still a thing
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1y ago
Metal cans also contain a plastic layer inside.
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1y ago
The more wars the more special interest groups make money.
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CachyOS Is the Fastest Growing Linux Distro
(boilingsteam.com)
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SteamOS Recovery and Installation
(help.steampowered.com)
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ekianjo
1y ago
Even was Steam had a good client for Mac, most gamers on Mac just relied on Bootcamp to play games, so this is what you get...
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ekianjo
1y ago
When something is a default, it's not by choice. So people play on Windows because they have a computer running Windows, not because it's made for that.
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1y ago
> Linux biggest problem as a consumer OS was rarely tech and mostly just the schizoid amount of options, and lack of consensus on what to use. It's only a problem if you think it is. In practice I use at least 3 or 4 different distr
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1y ago
If you believe that, then how do you explain that brainwashing actually works?
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1y ago
> What's different is intention intention is what exactly? It's the set of options you imagine you have based on your belief system, and ultimately you make a choice from there. That can also be replicated in LLMs with a well d
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1y ago
> A machine does not understand language You can't prove humans do either. You can see how many times actual people with understanding something that's written for them. In many ways, you can actually prove that LLMs are superi
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1y ago
Box64 is yet another option
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