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by fer 3mo ago
LLMs have neurons related to things that cluster in a vector space, some of them are tokens that describe emotion (but that hypes less). It can be emotions or anything else, but in the end it's just tokens. Taking it to the extreme, an
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by fer 3mo ago
How is SEAD unrelated to drone warfare? Unless you believe anti radiation missiles/drones can't target jammers.
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by fer 3mo ago
Passive radar is fine for gigantic airliners with all regard for efficiency, none for radar cross section, and that fly above most obstacles. For drones you might be trying to scratch signal not only from below noise floor, but at the edges
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by fer 3mo ago
But such a jammer is expensive and a magnet for HARMs that only need that RF signature as guidance.
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by fer 3mo ago
>Redfish forced to cease operations as an official subsidiary of Ruptly/RT >Immediately after Red Media gets founded by the guy, but now in Turkey >Redfish social media presence gets renamed to Red Media >Red Media kept sta
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by fer 3mo ago
Fable refuses to touch anything in my side project because it uses libtorch. It will bounce even for parts that have nothing to do with it.
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by fer 3mo ago
It never happened to me, but Claude routinely ignores the single line I have in CLAUDE.md, so I wouldn't be entirely surprised.
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by fer 3mo ago
I felt the same tbh; I notice more the regressions in the weeks before a new release than any potential improvement the new model might have actually brought. It may also depend on the workload. At work everything is very domain specific wi
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by fer 3mo ago
You mean the parent was holding it wrong?
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by fer 3mo ago
> * 74% of installs are unofficial builds, not ones released by LineageOS. Every time I want to install LineageOS on a device because it's been abandoned by the manufacturer, it's also been abandoned by LineageOS, leaving me wi
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by fer 3mo ago
Agree, to an extent. The link certainly smells like an ad. If the predictions are on lower volume markets (i.e. no institutional investors with actual quants behind) the compounding power stops. Also that means it can't beat institutio
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by fer 3mo ago
Culture is not only art. An LLM won't help you naturally drop you a "cuidao chacho que toy mu loco" nor "в жёлтом доме по тебе скучают", nor will it translate it into something that carries the exact meaning to you
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by fer 3mo ago
Here we are, and it's big tech. Had quite a few interviews scheduled over the last few weeks, literally more than in the last 2 years.
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by fer 3mo ago
It simply makes the baseline higher. If you want to go to extreme cases, check carbogen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbogen
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by fer 3mo ago
I mean, it's easy to be apolitical and stay in russia. They can always do that and not break the russian social contract. Молчание - знак согласия
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by fer 3mo ago
I've seen this for approximately forever, especially poppies (they got creative with that amount of petal surface). They were simply photoshopped back then.
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by fer 3mo ago
I double check with Gemini anything ML/AI related, anecdotal but I feel like it's much more solid explaining things and pointing out pitfalls.
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by fer 3mo ago
Which provider? I went through 40 bucks on it on openrouter. It was not a lot of back and forth, context ended at around 300k, 15kloc output. I was using opencode, unsure if I can make the total token count visible.
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by fer 3mo ago
>Sorry, we don't have any suggestions yet, for those 5. But you helped improve the system for the next visitor! The albums if you're curious: Amorphous Androgynous - The Isness - 2002-08-05 Boards of Canada - Music Has the Righ
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by fer 3mo ago
Because it literally asked for permissions to write files and run?
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by fer 3mo ago
Yeah it built it
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by fer 3mo ago
I sent one, but the sender on the attack log doesn't match the email I used. It matches my name (and yours) though! Not sure if intentional or an LLM artifact, because that mask (fer**@gmail.com) appears 268 times. It was the Rust exec
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by fer 3mo ago
I have Crime and Punishment in both languages, in the same book, page for page. So you can always fall back to English if you get lost. It also has (or I remember it having, I don't have it at hand) extensive translation notes, useful
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by fer 4mo ago
I might age myself out here, but, does anyone take influencers at face value, for anything at all, but especially for anything involving money?
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by fer 4mo ago
In Spain it is the same, the Metro de Madrid being an anomaly rather than the norm (for now). Some flagrant cases: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciudad_Real_International_Airp... https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by fer 4mo ago
No evidence? >The court drew a line, however, when it came to the pirated books, which were downloaded without payment and kept in Anthropic’s library irrespective of whether they were used to train its LLMs. https://www.loeb.
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by fer 4mo ago
>ASML only makes the shovel making machines
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by fer 4mo ago
>the result could be an intelligence explosion of a kind for which there is no precedent and no map. Or it will simply reach the end of the softmax faster.
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by fer 4mo ago
For a while a "cv2vec" lingered in my mind, but abandoned it due to the sheer volume of PII I'd need. How do you deal with CVs like mine that refuse to list every <fancy keyword> I'm familiar with because it's
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by fer 4mo ago
If you have systemd-resolved, it tries to validate DNSSEC by default and replies with SERVFAIL if it fails. Same happens here, I go through some privacy focused DNS servers and they sometimes remove the signature. $ resolvectl query z.ai z.

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