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811.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Yes. There were never any performative parts to dating prior to the release of ChatGPT in November, 2022.
812.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Their vision for the future was California Forever and it was shot down.
813.
by fragmede 3mo ago
If you were gonna do something that really pissed the wrong people off, you'd not want them to find you.
814.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Compare that to actors acting in The Volume though, instead of the greenscreen room.
815.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Works on my M4 and my friend's macbook neo
816.
Show HN: Llamatop - see what the various cores on your macbook are doing!(github.com)
1 points by fragmede 3mo ago|1 comments
817.
by fragmede 3mo ago
I'm not dumb. I'm relatively smart. I am, however, smart enough to see that people like Terry or Ramanujan are actually that special.
818.
by fragmede 3mo ago
> cyber attacks It's not limited to cyber attacks. LLMs helped terrorists learn how to jump motorcycles to assault a military base! https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/10/us/politics/ai-terrorism
819.
by fragmede 4mo ago
Yeah I don't think copyright should last longer than a couple of years, but I'm not in charge of anything. I had this idea of copythrough, where a draconian dystopian sci-fi monitoring system existed where TVs knew who was watchin
820.
by fragmede 4mo ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2401.05566
821.
by fragmede 4mo ago
No we haven't. Back in the 90's Honda's Asimov could barely walk. Now we have robots managing to run marathons. Clothes folding had to be played back at 50x speed because the compute just wasn't there yet. It still is ba
822.
by fragmede 4mo ago
The top 1% already have humans to do things for them though.
823.
by fragmede 4mo ago
I have so many airtags because otherwise I'd lose all my shit.
824.
by fragmede 4mo ago
C'mon. That's so stupid! It'll never work. You'd have to put so much metal in the ground. Way too expensive! It'll never happen. What if the ground isn't flat? Huh? Did you think of that? Or if there are any cu
825.
by fragmede 4mo ago
Fortunately, the laws are (currently) implemented by humans, not robots. Patents aren't copyrights aren't trademarks. Copyright isn't a perfect system, but it's the system we have to promote the creation of creative work
826.
by fragmede 4mo ago
There's a difference between eating and using them as paint, though.
827.
by fragmede 4mo ago
What's your math on regen braking only being worth it. in limited circumstances?
828.
by fragmede 4mo ago
I mean, it's not a toaster.
829.
by fragmede 4mo ago
Could use a bit more documentation and context.
830.
Gadget-free RCE in Fastjson 1.2.83(twitter.com)
1 points by fragmede 4mo ago|0 comments
831.
by fragmede 4mo ago
I'd love to hear more about it!
832.
by fragmede 4mo ago
Welcome! What other sites like v2ex.com are out there on your side of the world?
833.
by fragmede 4mo ago
Physics. Right now the clothes folding is computationally limited, but assuming we get faster computers to get them folding faster, gravity and air resistance are still going to take their time.
834.
by fragmede 4mo ago
L5 is impracticality high. The SAE levels aren't the right ones anyway. Comma.ai is only level 2 on their scale but it makes driving so much easier.
835.
by fragmede 4mo ago
https://hackertyper.net/
836.
by fragmede 4mo ago
> Why would a company choose to produce an inferior product? It costs less to make the inferior product, so even if you have to lower prices, you make it up in volume.
837.
by fragmede 4mo ago
Go through puberty again? omfg no.
838.
by fragmede 4mo ago
On the topic of privacy, the reason to use an LLM to write is stylometry. If I use my own voice to write anything of significant length, enough personal mannerisms will come through, so that I can be identified by my writing. If someone wer
839.
by fragmede 4mo ago
How much self driving has arrived for you?
840.
by fragmede 4mo ago
Mind linking some of them? I'm in my own information bubble and haven't heard of it. What's common knowledge and obvious to you, isn't for the rest of us.

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