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by hypfer 1mo ago
I really wish Steve would not have befriended Louis to the degree he has, but.. well. Or rather I wish Louis would limit the "bulldozing" persona to the context in which it is necessary instead of all contexts ever at any time. No
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I'm practically certain that there was no ill-intent by LG when conceiving this feature. It was most likely just a convenience thing. But I am also practically certain, that, eventually, any pile of data will attract ideas you do not w
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by hypfer 1mo ago
From my understanding of laws in Germany, in Germany, you're allowed to do all of this if your goal is interoperability of systems. If your goal is to not pay them money - which you strategically unwisely hinted at with this question -
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Yes, I got that, but what I actually mean is that these criteria do not necessarily lead to good conversations. I know the kind of space you are referring to. I'm in those too. But my point is that they regularly disappoint me. Which i
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Yes, exactly. Though, not by default. If something seems _odd_, I suggest looking up _why_ it might be odd. Gathering context, essentially. Like "Okay, this guy is weird. Aah, okay, LinkedIn says that he works there. Okay _now_ that ma
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Sounds just like gambling, honestly. Which might be a winning strategy, but also might not be.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
> And at least 55-75% of the people know each other face to face through industry vertical specific events, trade shows, conferences and similar. Tbh, my experience with _that_ has been worse than with a random sample of internet backgro
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Same. (I would love to say, but they still get me way too often) I can also highly encourage people to keep notes and do some basic OSINT. The effective internet is smaller than one might think, so that proves useful time and time again.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
> It literally uses you as its organ. But it isn't. That's my point. I told the clanker "hey do that", and like the intern/junior it emulates, it eventually says "boss! Help! I can't do this alone"
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by hypfer 1mo ago
You're putting a lot of trust into the judgement abilities of what is just a next token predictor there. I can see what the goals are there, and they do make sense I suppose, but I'm not confident that what you're handing off
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by hypfer 1mo ago
My genuine question is: Are there any "skills" at all that have proven to be useful? And if so, what's the context? Because, for me anyway, LLMs usually do one thing, and that then produces a durable artifact. So the prompt t
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I can see where you're coming from, and I share the sentiment and resentment to a large degree, but I think you might be not doing reality justice. It is true that closed weights models are a big issue. It is also true that LLM-generat
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I mean there's a reason why we're doing MoCap for video games. If computers were good at this, we wouldn't be needing that. But actual motion and all seems to be much more complex than the systems can predict, apparently. Als
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by hypfer 1mo ago
> Your fly is also open when you indiscriminately fling accusations of LLM writing around Not.. really? I kinda see the point you seem to want to make, but the "no U" opener makes it hard to do that. Beside that, HOAs - from wh
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Ah, yeah, in the meanwhile I've also googled your nick and saw that you're in academics. That makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Huh. Can you elaborate why you view ND as increasingly important, whereas NC bothers you less? Because for me, it would be the exact other way round.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
ND is usually a bit sad, as it makes the thing a dead-end. The magic of the web has always been that things would continuously morph through being reinterpreted and all, and that just doesn't happen with ND. I can of course see the val
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by hypfer 1mo ago
This feels like something derailing, ragebaiting and not contributing to this platform tbh.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I eventually just started clicking on the examples and thinking "hey that sounds nice". And now I've realized that the page hosting that is for a JS snippet editor embedding thingy. Commercial stuff. So this is just a tech de
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by hypfer 1mo ago
This is clearly interesting and contributing value, but it's also painfully AI prose to the point where it is hard to not dismiss it as likely false information. Fun interactive examples though. With another human pass, this could be g
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by hypfer 1mo ago
This is exactly how we should approach problems. Not through just throwing more resources at it (fighting GPU compute with GPU compute) but by being clever. Thanks a lot for sharing! Feeding it samples of a long-going conversation with Gemi
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Because "perfectly legal" and "socially acceptable" often diverge quite a bit. The world would be quite miserable if "perfectly legal" would be what everyone optimizes for.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I'm not sure, but I think there might be rules against reposting the same comment if the initial one got flagged. Though, regardless of if that is formalized, the spirit is pretty clear. Anyway.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Yes, definitely, but being together by choice instead of by necessity is vastly preferable. Especially given that recent history has shown us that we're back to "power" being the only language spoken. __ Rel: The ecosystem th
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I'm honestly not sure if this is the right platform then. And that's coming from me, who is already tiptoeing the letter of the law in pursuit of the spirit of the law. I don't see you contributing to the space here. Just to
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by hypfer 1mo ago
You know.. the things I get flagged for, and then you post stuff like this. I'm not even sure what to make out of that dismissal opener other than that you've apparently didn't like whatever I wrote.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I'd honestly rather like to use this opportunity to talk about that this is a success than returning to our regularly scheduled doomer loop. A rocket launched into orbit from Norway. That's insane progress and worth celebrating.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
> How can it be the first European rocket? Not at all. You've missed the "Private" in the headline. And that it apparently is.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
This is a huge success, but it I think also tells us that the EU is further decoupling itself from the US. Slowly but steadily. Which is obviously the right thing to do, but it's interesting that it's not just a hypothetical anymo
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I genuinely do not understand what happened here. Like.. you came in invalidating the people, then, when called out, you say what is effectively "well their criticism is actually right". And.. That's that. I guess. Are you su

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