evilfred

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by evilfred 2y ago
and listing state names with the letter 'a' https://x.com/edzitron/status/1834329704125661446
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by evilfred 2y ago
not saving my ass, I never needed one professionally. OpenAI is shovelling money into a furnace, I expect them to be assimilated into Microsoft soon.
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by evilfred 2y ago
what makes you so "dead sure"? it's just hallucinating as always
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by evilfred 2y ago
which makes it even funnier when the Chain is just... wrong https://x.com/colin_fraser/status/1834336440819614036
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by evilfred 2y ago
it still fails at logic puzzles https://x.com/colin_fraser/status/1834334418007457897
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by evilfred 2y ago
if you take into account the millions of dollars OpenAI is shovelling into the furnace for each query, yes.
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by evilfred 2y ago
still fails riddles https://x.com/colin_fraser/status/1834334418007457897
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by evilfred 2y ago
why is Pro have a massive 6.7" minimum? ugh.
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iPhone 16's unfinished Apple Intelligence is useful except when it's bonkers(washingtonpost.com)
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by evilfred 2y ago
this part is really frustrating. I want to upgrade from my 13 Pro and have 120Hz but 6.7" is huge
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by evilfred 2y ago
makes sense!
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by evilfred 2y ago
anecdotally, my ENT said he has had an onslaught of young patients w tinnitus who use them. but kids also tend to blast volume. unrelated: another big cause of tinnitus is Viagra. it drives too much blood to the sensitive ear arteries
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by evilfred 2y ago
“There’s an IC sitting out there who just had an amazing idea for a new feature/product. What happens?” in a company with more than 10 staff, they should talk to a product manager, sorry. you can't build a sustainable company by a
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by evilfred 2y ago
huh? I was not suggesting that France is collaborating with Russia lol. sorry for facts getting in your way. Russia already has plenty of blood on its hands from kidnapping thousands of Ukrainian children and raping others.
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by evilfred 2y ago
and the Russian govt has carte blanche access to Telegram. Russia invaded their sovereign neighbour Ukraine who the f cares about their forums for messaging. yawn.
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by evilfred 2y ago
by "other side" you mean "invaders of their sovereign neighbour"
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by evilfred 2y ago
telegram is compromised by Russia https://www.wired.com/story/the-kremlin-has-entered-the-chat...
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by evilfred 2y ago
just one google away https://www.wired.com/story/the-kremlin-has-entered-the-chat...
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by evilfred 2y ago
telegram is undoubtedly influenced by the Russian govt https://www.wired.com/story/the-kremlin-has-entered-the-chat...
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by evilfred 2y ago
it's funny how people refer to the business here as "Slack". Slack doesn't exist as an independent entity anymore, it's Salesforce.
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by evilfred 2y ago
Snowden fled for Russia whom he protected in his selective leaking. Now he spouts off their official propaganda.
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by evilfred 2y ago
Snowden is a Russian operative, he isn't a real activist either
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by evilfred 2y ago
every time I see the AI box in Clickup I cringe. it is being marketed to users we just all avoid it, as the story says.
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by evilfred 2y ago
breathless hype. counterpoint: AGI is not coming soon and will not come from LLMs spitting out next tokens.
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by evilfred 2y ago
patents owned by Blackboard, such as https://patents.justia.com/patent/9053500
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by evilfred 2y ago
meanwhile Ed Zitron makes a convincing case that MS basically owns OpenAI...
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by evilfred 2y ago
countdown til the android app running on the custom hardware is leaked
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by evilfred 2y ago
the shingles vaccine is an old-style vaccine, not mRNA. and there is no evidence of hearing loss related to the Covid vaccine. are you a spam bot?
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by evilfred 2y ago
LLM hallucinations can't be solved as it is the whole LLM mechanisms. all LLM results are hallucinations, it just happens some results are more true/useful than others.
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by evilfred 2y ago
US dollars are backed by the US economy and military

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