hobo_in_library

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by hobo_in_library 19d ago
> Amazon.com Services, LLC filed suit against Perplexity AI, Inc., an artificial intelligence company, asserting that Perplexity’s web browser tool, Comet, unlawfully accessed Amazon’s website in violation of [blah]. Perplexity’s Comet b
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by hobo_in_library 19d ago
First para really does the job: "Amazon.com Services, LLC filed suit against Perplexity AI, Inc., an artificial intelligence company, asserting that Perplexity’s web browser tool, Comet, unlawfully accessed Amazon’s website in violatio
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by hobo_in_library 1mo ago
Why waste keystrokes when less do trick?
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by hobo_in_library 3mo ago
Hot take: As bad as this is, I wonder if it would be kinder to leave her with the family for the rest of her life. This lady is in her 60s, does she even know any other way to even live? Life with that family may be better than whatever Br
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by hobo_in_library 6mo ago
and the the Dept of War can imagine creative enough uses for these things to keep funding them (it's how we got computers and the internet too)
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by hobo_in_library 8mo ago
Seeing how it hasn't survived the HN hug of death... Not sure how you've built it but consider putting it behind a CDN or something and caching the responses, esp since you're trying to pull live data
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by hobo_in_library 9mo ago
It's weird, I never had that problem yet suddenly my old clothes started shrinking a couple years ago too. Might have been our new hangers.
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
Clearly you've never worked at a large company before :) Hold on to your optimism, but try not to let that turn into scorn for folks who've seen the other side.
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
Not sure what happened here, but it's not uncommon for a post to have one primary author and then multiple reviewers/supporters also credited
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
To be fair, their concern tends to be a more consistent "Don't push these corrupting agents towards me or my society" If the school curriculum aligned with their belief system, they won't be talking about a need for cont
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
One minute after you made that statement, the Israeli propaganda brigade seems to have discovered this post and seems fully dedicated to proving your claims
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
The density of prime numbers remains remarkably consistent as you increase the grid size. Even the end of a 10,000 x 10,000 grid had just as many primes per inch as the earlier numbers
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
Yes, that's why the people behind the United whistle blower "suicide" or the Epstein "suicide" we promptly brought to justice /s Our law enforcement is "better" when it comes to enforcing the law agai
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
1600 of these had already been uploaded back in 2018. All our AIs are already trained on these https://web.archive.org/web/20240615044608/https://www.openc...
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
At the bottom of the page: > Note: An earlier version of this post appeared on our site in 2018. Very confused by this. Seems like they uploaded the books in 2018? What changed between then and now? Edit: The number of uploads was 1600
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
Why are they measuring plastic in a "Paper Receipt in Water"??? https://www.plasticlist.org/product/754
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
On the flip side, in the year 1200 the average person would likely not have considered the people living 800 years before them to be all that different from them (unlike many of us today). Perhaps that's a way in which we're less
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by hobo_in_library 1y ago
The challenge is that while LLMs do not know everything, they are likely to know everything that's needed for your undergraduate education. So if you use them at that level you may learn the concepts at hand, but you won't learn _
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
Eh, they have lost a bit
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
Yes, the bubble will burst, just like the dotcom bubble burst 25 years ago. But that didn't mean the internet should be ignored, and the same holds true for AI today IMO
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
Similar to what others have mentioned: People offering domain specific bots and don't want that expensive compute abused as a free general purpose LLM Imagine you're American Airline and someone goes to your chatbot and asks it to
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
Seeing how it was made May 2024, seems like they didn't want to highlight the connection.
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
Funnily enough, as per Mitt Romney, the TikTok ban was done because it had too much anti-Israel content See https://x.com/RnaudBertrand/status/1787288209963290753
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
OP didn't say "for money". As per Mitt Romney, it was banned because TikTok contained too much anti-Israel content (remember, the push for the ban became really strong very soon after Oct 7 when the genocide began) Source: h
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OpenAI whistleblower found dead in apartment(old.reddit.com)
125 points by hobo_in_library 2y ago|10 comments
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
And even with that they're still only boasting of < 2.0x speedups...
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
I want to know what happens if you go to that site, but I'm too afraid to enter it into my browser
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
Uhh, just yesterday when Iran only bombed Israel's military installations and Mossad Headquarters The whole of the past year Hezbollah also saved it's high quality missiles (the ones that would make it past the Iron Dome) for targ
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
At 30 messages per week they could secretly hire a human to give the responses
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by hobo_in_library 2y ago
"...either way we're going to need more GPUs." posted the LLM, rubbing it's virtual hands, cackling with delight as it prodded the humans to give it MOAR BRAINS

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