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Dissecting Flock Safety: The Cameras Tracking You Are a Security Nightmare [video](youtube.com)
222 points by emsign 11mo ago|93 comments
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by emsign 11mo ago
That must be part of their new AI strategy, tapping into their users potential.
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by emsign 11mo ago
But someone has to know and evaluate all of those strengths and weaknesses, keep up with new models etc. Thats's work someone has to do or their product loses in quality. But that's fine when all products lose quality across the b
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by emsign 11mo ago
It's disturbing how the models sometimes alter the objects in the images when they're only supposed to add an effect. That's not just a complete failure of the task, it also means manual work since a human has to double check
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by emsign 11mo ago
I'd happily donate to NTP if and only if AI companies are barred from using free software like this in the future via the sw license. I don't WANT to be part of this internet that's hostile and exploitative towards users anym
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by emsign 11mo ago
$1 Trillion for AI but we the people have to keep this foundation of the internet running. This is all one big shit show.
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by emsign 11mo ago
Something tells me Mark E. Zuckerberg might need the services of Mark S. Zuckerberg soon.
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Checking on the Chinese Space Station Tiangong [video](youtube.com)
2 points by emsign 11mo ago|1 comments
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by emsign 11mo ago
Taikonauts are currently stranded on Tiangong space station. It was supposedly hit by space debris. Gabe Emerson also known as saveitforparts tries to investigate the station's telemetry and status with his home made satellite receivin
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by emsign 11mo ago
> 200 to 300 consecutive tool calls I love it when people leave prompt injections in random places on the internet.
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by emsign 11mo ago
They'd have to publish or link the training data, which is full of copyrighted material. So yeah, calling it open source is weird, calling it warez would be appropriate.
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by emsign 11mo ago
A profile for each site you visit by default please
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by emsign 1y ago
Because Google wants the web to be broken like that, they're also part of the design team of tech behemoths that made the internet shitty und no fun.
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by emsign 1y ago
Oh, so it's disguised as being free but in reality it's one major step towards becoming a subscription model. Got it.
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by emsign 1y ago
But they can't. That would require resources which they have outsourced to OpenAI. If they documented their workflow all "productivity" gains would be lost. The whole point of AI is to get away with cheap and dirty. sounding
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by emsign 1y ago
> may They don't even specifically know for each article if their authors use LLMs or not. What a shitshow.
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by emsign 1y ago
The Japanese think having foreigners in their country is worse than no workers right. I'm not surprised.
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by emsign 1y ago
Thank god, we just trained our LLMs on decades of "human error"
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by emsign 1y ago
They wouldn't get an answer hopefully. You do know that allowing journalists to ask all questions isn't the same thing as anwering all those questions? In a democratic functioning society the gold standard is that citizen are allo
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by emsign 1y ago
It's less about having an effect but all about moral integrity. They want to signal that they still abide to their professional standards in order to keep their reputation among their peers and the public, those who aren't gleichg
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by emsign 1y ago
Pseudo-religious bullshit to push his libertarian nihilism.
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Optical diffraction patterns made with a MOPA laser engraving machine [video](youtube.com)
166 points by emsign 1y ago|32 comments
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by emsign 1y ago
I remember going to the flea market with my dad discovering new music by buying old vinyl records just by liking the cover art or because I've vaguely heard about the band. How times have changed even though t=ose flea markets with rec
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by emsign 1y ago
Your solutions become more and more unfeasable. People would report less or anything at all if it costs money to do so, defeating the whole purpose of a report function. And if you think you're being smart by gifting them money or (mor
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by emsign 1y ago
Reporting doesn't scale that well compared to training and can get flooded with bogus submissions as well. It's hardly the solution. This is a very hard fundamental problem to how LLMs work at the core.
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by emsign 1y ago
Why does "Web of circular deals" sounds like a scam?
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by emsign 1y ago
It still exists! I remember the Flash version back in the day.
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by emsign 1y ago
Or following up the reports of suspicious behavior in Gaza by your own IDF border troops days before the terror attack.
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by emsign 1y ago
fix'd: Abundant Money
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by emsign 1y ago
JS code like that should be made illegal lol

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