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geor9e
2y ago
I found them all extremely easy for a while, but then I couldn't figure out the rules of this one at all: e6de6e8f https://i.imgur.com/ExMFGqU.png
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geor9e
2y ago
No, you missed the point. The striking thing about ARC is the puzzles are super easy, for humans. The average person solves 85% of the tasks, but the worlds best LLMs are only solving 5%. The challenge is to simply make an AI score as well
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2y ago
Consider firing your HR department too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKL47LUeHYM
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2y ago
Did it get the hug of death? It's taking forever…
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2y ago
Nit: the implied premise that this isn't a beautiful and skilled painting https://www.oranlooney.com/post/gpt-cnn_files/malicious_dogs...
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2y ago
I'm still not convinced the very loud people online who hate it aren't just a very vocal minority. Personally I plan to leave the feature on. I await real data on what the silent majority of Windows users think. It's not like
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2y ago
Not to buzzkill the humor, but Gemini never went down. Those other 3 did though.
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2y ago
Hanlon's razor: (A) An unimaginably large coordination to attack the most computing power on earth temporarily out of unspecified malice (B) It's finals week and a cascading tidal wave of millions of kids are texting each other th
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2y ago
Conspiracy theory (that I genuinely believe): Consumers don't know what they want, and in reality they would love RSS if it was allowed to blossom. But, RSS readers make the web unmonetizable, so they've been actively destroyed fr
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2y ago
Oh, you're right, it does spam history in Firefox. Safari and Chrome too. I'm using Edge and it doesn't - theres just one entry in history.
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2y ago
It doesn't for me. Looks like they're just changing the html anchor (# …) with a location.replace which isn't a redirect so shouldn't spam history. Edit: Nevermind. It seems only Edge behaves this way.
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2y ago
I made a very similar notepad tab. Only me and my girlfriend use it (since I don't market it or anything) but we've been using it constantly every day for about a year. I'm surprised it's not a default function of browse
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2y ago
Here's a video of the high powered invisible IR searchlights projecting the colors onto the crowd (looks like its triggering the RAINBOW_MOTION fade from the github link pixmob_special.ir) https://www.tiktok.com/@micah
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2y ago
I mean this in the most constructive way possible, and I am not a smart man, but this didn't enhance or auto-crop anything. All it appears to do is slap the image onto a gradient wallpaper. Why? I don't see any possible use or uti
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2y ago
Is there an RSS version of "best"? What is the actual definition, >x up votes? https://news.ycombinator.com/rss works but https://news.ycombinator.com/best/rss doesn't. I know of the
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2y ago
For small files with no hassle, any instant messenger app like Telegram, Google Chat, FB Messenger etc where you can send photos, videos, files to yourself. For massive files at home, I own a Synology NAS hosting a SMB network folder. I dra
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2y ago
This was such a poorly written opinion piece that I wouldn't be surprised if someone with a large GOOG-TSLA options spread commissioned it as a hit piece. It just repeats the fact that Waymo uses remote operators over and over, complet
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2y ago
Why? Anything can go through a browser if you have good internet. I play the latest Xbox releases in my browser (gamepass). I spent 20 years working in Windows CAD programs. Solidworks crashing and losing my work or fiddling with file versi
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2y ago
Different person here, but I wish there was a terminal where mouse clicks moved the text cursor (without holding any hotkey), mouse drags selected text and typing replaced the selected text, ctrl-A selected the entire current command (all t
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2y ago
Are you asking in general why billions of online videos and conference calls are in this format? Or are you asking me personally? Personally I just like looking at my beautiful face.
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2y ago
Hmm, I'm not the creator of it, but yes it's been working for me. I would have thought a regex match would be pretty universal. I'm using a chromium based browser if that matters. Here's what I see when I use it: https
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2y ago
If you live completely alone and don't leave home, sure, testing doesn't really apply. In my house, if someone is sick and visiting the kitchen every couple hours hacking up a lung, but won't spend 3 minutes to crack open one
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2y ago
Personally I just use a bookmarklet. Nothing to install, no website to visit. Just a local bookmark that shows the list of the video/audio file direct links. https://github.com/minanagehsalalma/Youtube-Downloader-B
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2y ago
I love it. I forget why I quit using Loom but you're my new default now. One feature request: When I press "Start Recording" via the browser, I don't want it to immediately start recording that screen. Give me a 3…2…1…Go
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2y ago
Loom is software that, in one click, overlays your face in a bubble as you can narrate your screen recording, uploads it as it's recording, and when you press stop it copies a link to your clipboard you can share immediately with whoev
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2y ago
Why would I need to spend two decades? You already did it. Congratulations on probably one of the biggest exposés of this decade. Ignore the haters with their "delusions of grandeur" insults. You will soon have global fame. So, wh
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2y ago
I was surprised that "Engineering" makes ~35% MORE money than "Computer Science" https://i.imgur.com/xOu1qt0.png I work at a giant Silicon Valley company surrounded in Computer Science coworkers. I do th
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2y ago
Source: made it up
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2y ago
There's no US law requiring encryption weakening.
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2y ago
If something is a legal liability to have, non-use is probably 2 seconds after you finish using it (in their case, finishing training, just keeping the weights)
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