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by evertedsphere 1y ago
this read to me like brutalità (which would be "brutality" in italian but i don't know if it is actually a word in use) first
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
This is also true on Apple's app stores, to be fair. I didn't know this until I got a MacBook Pro recently and my assumption that Apple's controls would be tighter than Google's was proven quite wrong when I opened the
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
>institute.global hubris
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
It's not an attack on an idea . It's pointing out that the person who posted something couldn't be bothered to actually write it themselves. The "content" is the prompt, which is of course never shared because it&#
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Yakovlevian Torque(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by evertedsphere 1y ago|0 comments
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
the ideal solution takes into account which screen you were on and leaves you on it i used to have a setup like this on i3, using i3-msg to query the state
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
it can get even better https://rustc-dev-guide.rust-lang.org/tracing.html#i-dont-wa...
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
> A system in Scheme was the first to get a particular certification for sensitive data hosting on cloud servers. What system was this?
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
could you expand upon this?
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
yet again i am asking for a mandatory "(LLM output)" label in the title like we do for pdf/video links
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
what's the battery life like?
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They Are Sacrificing the Economy on the Altar of a Machine God(thealgorithmicbridge.com)
4 points by evertedsphere 1y ago|1 comments
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
nature abhors an unexploited resource
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
i'm sure you know this but it's important not to understate the importance of the fact that there is no "prompt" the notion of "turns" is a useful fiction on top of what remains, under all of the multimodalit
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
> Initial commit: Jun 24, 2025. Already has a migration path from 0.x to 1.x. because that is perfectly reasonable to the llm that wrote that readme
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
https://cloud.google.com/tpu/docs/system-architecture-tpu-vm should have most of it
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
in other words
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
the models are clicking around in real browsers
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
> An agent has nothing to process if there's no text on the page all of the major labs' flagship models are multimodal and the post is specifically about processing the non-text parts of the page
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
i've always wondered about the possibility of hybrid visual-audio interfaces for sighted users. a screen reader producing lots of words at the same time that you're looking around the screen—perhaps the visual ui would have to pri
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
> Lower intelligence would likely surface as hedonistic behavior why do you think so
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
at this point i think we ought to start having a tag in the submission title for when the submission is (primarily) llm-generated, like we do for video/pdf/nsfw
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
no javascript please, we're british
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
i like how this blog post complaining about data loss due to an llm was itself (mostly? entirely?) generated by an llm
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
> While some of the examples you see below may not be WTFs in the truest sense, but they'll reveal some of the interesting parts of Python that you might be unaware of. I find it a nice way to learn the internals of a programming la
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
well written; it's got me thinking about writing one of my own. also i hadn't heard of resomation and promession as practices (under those or any other names) (btw: the 死は生の一部である at the end is missing the final る)
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
the generated ui that their "deep research" tool uses to present a report
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
why'd that get flagged
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
> But we don’t want medical device manufacturers or nuclear power plant operators to move fast and break things. AI will quickly get baked into critical infrastructure and could enable dangerous misuse. nobody will put a language model i
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by evertedsphere 1y ago
honey it's 4pm time for your daily frontpage chatgpt readme

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