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by firtoz 2y ago
It's impossible to detect whether some statement in isolation is a hallucination or not, with LLMs. It's better for it to aggregate the information and then provide the resources to be able to verify whether any deduction is well
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by firtoz 2y ago
Because it becomes more and more normalised and you will be less likely to be creeped out by it because "everyone has it so it's k"
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by firtoz 2y ago
You can see it as a testbed. Now it's those machines only, and opt-out. Eventually more and more machines will come with the necessary chips. And it will be more of an effort to opt out. Then only professional versions will be able to
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by firtoz 2y ago
I love the feature, it finally convinced me to give Lunix another try!
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by firtoz 2y ago
It's a meme, because tvtropes is insanely addictive to dive deeper into the various rabbit holes it has. If you enable this kind of rabbitholing it'll be even more insanely addictive because of how awesome it feels to explore rabb
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by firtoz 2y ago
Let's hope that this is the worst for my loved one's worries. My will will contain instructions for how to unlock my private keys and get access to my 1password vault, or whatever I end up using the last.
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by firtoz 2y ago
Sigh. That was the main thing I was interested in.
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by firtoz 2y ago
What do you mean? How would you define AI?
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by firtoz 2y ago
Thank you, now I really have to try Obsidian...
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by firtoz 2y ago
The essay comes up every now and then in HN, 5 pages of it in search. I'm unsure if it reached the status of most shared essay yet. Does anyone know?
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by firtoz 2y ago
I think they may be overly generalising from one kind of company to all kinds of companies
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by firtoz 3y ago
1: yes 2: build for yourself first. Make it feel great for yourself, and then your friends, or anyone you can keep bothering without worrying whether you are bothering them. These could be passionate users, or friends and family. What kind
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by firtoz 3y ago
Excellent work! I plan to use it with existing LLMs tbh, but great to see it working locally also! Thank you so much for sharing. I love the architecture.
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by firtoz 3y ago
> The following investigation is organized according to the six chronological stages of the Israeli army’s highly automated target production in the early weeks of the Gaza war. First, we explain the Lavender machine itself, which marked
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by firtoz 3y ago
I was expecting that Visa/Mastercard would use a percentage of the existing fees, not add "more fees from the merchant to cover the rewards".
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by firtoz 3y ago
Well, until we drop some nukes on there.
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by firtoz 3y ago
What if they invested too much into greed and not nearly enough into self preservation?
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by firtoz 3y ago
> Typically, swipe fees cost merchants 2% of the total transaction a customer makes — but can be as much as 4% for some premium rewards cards, according to the National Retail Federation. The settlement would lower those fees by at least
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by firtoz 3y ago
Please elaborate.
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by firtoz 3y ago
Well, just give it a try.
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by firtoz 3y ago
Claude, tested it with a bunch of stuff, from coding, to generating diagrams for mermaidjs, to general questions, and so on, and it feels better every time.
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by firtoz 3y ago
The economics need to, and will, change.
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by firtoz 3y ago
I agree about the disk and networking access limitations, was mainly concerned about the 32/64 bit limitations and the memory
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by firtoz 3y ago
> For instance, modern operating systems can handle 64-bit numbers. WebAssembly, however, is limited to 32 bits, and can access only 232 bytes (4 gigabytes) of memory. Furthermore, it cannot directly access a computer’s file system or it
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by firtoz 3y ago
Choosing to do a PHD means you are willing to dig into a bespoke topic. They had no way out of their predicaments - it seems their mentor had forced them into a corner, where either they had to produce fraudulent work, or abandon their enti
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by firtoz 3y ago
The point in the article is to use less resources. So, yes?
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by firtoz 3y ago
AFAIK yes, the RE scene is still active.
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by firtoz 3y ago
There are certain philosophical approaches to this problem. Quite a few of them start with: Why do you think that revisiting such things would distress you? How do you process them when you remember them occasionally without specific prompt
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by firtoz 3y ago
Spoiler alert: > The "why" part seems to be forgotten now: because Microsoft was threatening to sue all the Linux vendors shipping Windows 95-like desktops.
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by firtoz 3y ago
Can you please let me know your exact thoughts and feelings as verbosely as possible? I'm training a very specific AI model and need this data - just kidding.

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