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halJordan
2mo ago
That's totally disjointed from anything in this thread. The main accusation is that openai is cherrypicking math problems and we should be against these results. As if a mathematical proof stops being provably correct because it was ch
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2mo ago
You've just described the golden age of piracy (itself a principal agent problem, and imo it'll be solved like piracy was). It's also a good example of the "If I break a butcher's windows and cause him to buy a new
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2mo ago
A common conceit in these arguments is that you have sole ownership to "what a government is for." Which implicitly denies the opposite argument without addressing it, and attempts to legitimize your own. But social service outlay
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2mo ago
Yes, you're paying for 4k & hdr. Then they took it away. I'm not sure the problem here. If they never delivered 4k because your bandwidth can only do 480p then fine. If your infrastructure supports 4k and they never deliver it
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2mo ago
It went from "ds v4 preview" to "ds v4". That's enough of a distinction.
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2mo ago
That's on you for using a preview/beta. It was properly qualified when it was released. No one complains when ios goes from beta to release; even though it will be ios 27 beta -> ios 27 next month
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2mo ago
Is that terrible though? You're saving $1000 on a 2/3 year cadence. I'm not a fan of the one size must fit all mentality, and that the one size is the conception that we must all run every piece of he into the ground before r
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2mo ago
Why on earth wouldn't you? It's clearly a forcible, aggressive, non-consensual attempt to take something. That's an attack in any other terms. It's totally fair if you approve of the attack, and want the attack to succee
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2mo ago
Maybe as a middle ground it could be that the duress pin is simply easier to brute force. And when the cracker gets to a 4 digit pin before the 6 digit one it triggers the erasure. Maybe wouldn't help an online attack but also wouldn&#
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2mo ago
I, for one, appreciate the honesty. I wish more systemd haters would admit this is why they dislike it. We could finally throw away the tired arguments that have been disproven in the past ten years
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2mo ago
How dare you sir. You can't expect reason and due diligence when it's easier to just be angry
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2mo ago
We get it. You're one of gods chosen, who alone can recognize ai. Thank you for your beloved beneficence.
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2mo ago
Believe it or not, that's also illegal.
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2mo ago
I'm not sure the antagonism is warranted. Building a product is never not this same story. Look at computers. Look at Photoshop. Look at Steam. Look at the steam engine. They all went through these phases. But when an ai firm does it,
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2mo ago
Why would you take one passkey and move it between devices? Generate a new one. They're fungible. You set it ask to the exact same way you do today. It's not a problem.
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2mo ago
Again, I'm attracting people who fundamentally fail to grok passkeys . That's cool, but doesn't entitle you to anything
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2mo ago
You generate another passkey is your answer. How do you do that? The exact same way you do today. Why would you need to delete invalid passkeys? You wouldn't.
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2mo ago
I get your problem, i don't really accept it as valid. Passkeys were always supposed to be fungible. You have one in your iPhone, a different one on your desktop. A third in your significant other's phone. All stored in the hardwa
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3mo ago
I'm honestly getting tired of us requiring big corps to do everything for us. Use the private domain. Dont have the account if they block it. End users and consumers need to bite the bullet.
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3mo ago
They were certainly able to think far enough past their recent experiences to anticipate this could happen. They talked about it. They're conclusion was "If they don't want democracy they don't have to have it. We can le
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3mo ago
"why's he asking for a new dl? " "Oh volcano exploded, his home is under 5 ft of ash." "Gotcha, mail him the copy"
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3mo ago
It's definitely a reported phenomenon that glp-1 inhibitors are crashing junk food sales. They're also not bleeding edge vanity drugs. Something like a third of Americans are on a glp-1 inhibitor and they're well covered by i
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3mo ago
Or, you know. Don't tell me what to do. One dirty hand washes another and many of llama.cpp's new features are straight copies of ollama functionality. You do you of course. But stop denying them their contribution to this ecosyst
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3mo ago
This is the sort of unmitigated pedantry thats the real problem. Everyone makes typos and errors of this nature. Feymann and Hemmingway both did. You deliberately chose this level of error multiple times when you chose to not put an apostro
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3mo ago
Unprecedented? Have you installed a Dell/Alienware monitor recently? I hope you enjoy having the unsigned awcc.exe autostarting with no visible ui doing good knows what with no documentation from Dell
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3mo ago
A 2 bit model is still 700gbs you need to stream through. I know we say reading is free (vs writing). But on a 2tb drive, you're doing a full drive read for every three tokens. Thats 333,000 drive reads just to fill up the context. Wel
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3mo ago
A 4k sample size is more than enough to be statistically significant for the population of the US. So what's the actual problem you have?
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3mo ago
If you take the analogy of smartphones & photographers- then why don't you take both sides? We're much better off with now than then.
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Definitely not 0->100 Remember companies go bankrupt. Slowly then all of the sudden. We're in a problem that was made by the Bushs, Clintons, Obama & Biden. And Trump. Those who went before them. And of course the voters who put
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3mo ago
I mean, do you think the east prussia should be returned to Germany? Should West Virginia be retrieved to Virginia?
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