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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Extremely cool! Very well done.
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Serious question. Do some of the large firms run LLM with no guardrails? I'm guessing they are doing constant research not available to the public. What results have been found? I'm not necessarily saying AGI, but what happens whe
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
I think that’s fair as well. I think it’s more about as you get older and wiser you realize war isn’t such a good idea for your future.
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
People really miss the point about why military recruiting occurs so early at 18. The brain is not fully developed yet. At 18, people have not learned right from wrong, love, death, loss, true responsibility to someone else. Sure, someone a
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Actually, looks really cool! Creative idea.
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Somewhat unrelated, GPT-5.1 hasn't been very good. I manually select 5 or 4o. 5.1 seems to easily miss the primary point of what is being asked or discussed.
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Or maybe, just maybe, they are just making a quick buck because this is the highest NVIDIA stock has ever been? Maybe not complicated. Just filling their pockets with money?
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
If it’s a bubble because some large and small companies will collapse, then yes, there is a bubble waiting to burst. OpenAI, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, etc. obviously won’t collapse. The money being thrown around is mind boggling. Ho
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
April fools? $150 and $230?
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Serious question. Not trolling. What happened to Elon Musk taking over Air Traffic Control? Whole new system? Grok controlled ATC?
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Very ironic using an AI image of Steve Jobs.
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
The Bush/Cheney wars were peak evil of modern times of sending our children off to die just to make Cheney’s cronies at Halliburton rich. Bush and Cheney should be considered mass murders. Not to mention your point about all the funds
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Very impressive! I like it and continued to browse the content. Will be added to my daily list of sites to check out.
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Apple, Meta, Amazon are donors for Trump's new White House ballroom(businessinsider.com)
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
One really interesting aspect I have noticed - As I have gotten older there are an increasing amount of things I'm not interested in, don't think about, or don't care about anymore. Music. The latest hits have no appeal to me
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Agreed. Also, this is usually the case with any president because they are only focused on doing doing things in their first term that will get them reelected. Then all bets are off on the second term because who cares about ratings.
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Runs on a laptop. Good at friendly conversational dialogue.
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
What are the best Small Language Models (SLMs) these days?
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Some negativity in the comments here. I think it’s super cool. Clean design. Great for your local self-hosted system or one of your local company systems in the office. If you have a fleet of GPUs then maybe use your SSH CLI. This is fun an
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
It’s an annual commitment by default. Admins might enable it if it was monthly. However, you can’t risk one license locking you into an M365 contract. Most admins can’t and shouldn’t make that decision. Failure on Microsoft’s part for the a
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
I've tried a bunch of Linux GUIs. The only two that had a chance were Mint and elementaryOS.
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
It’s interesting everyone having different experiences and those experiences drive what they do. I would never dream of running Docker in production. It seems so overly complicated. Also, since day one, I could never understand using a pub
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Snopes concluded: Mostly false. IMHO, mostly false isn’t insanely wrong.
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
This reason this title is clickbait is because flying empty airplanes is actually really controversial. Airlines need a certain amount of flights to keep their gate slots at airports. Ghost flights were a thing during COVID. You had airline
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Great job! Working on mobile is really a nice touch!
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
When growing up, it often proved the neighbors or people that were most judgmental, like the preacher, or the preachers family and kids, or the teacher’s kids, all of whom would cast shame on everyone else turned out to be the worst. The pe
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Loved the LaserDisc era. Still have a huge collection. Watching the Abyss for the first time with all the extras was amazing. My player eventually wouldn’t take the discs. Would go in the player and pop back out. A few tries would work for
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
Not wrong. Also want to point out the continued layoffs at Microsoft, Intel, etc.
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
A lot of CEOs are saying do more with less. Basically they are saying, “If there are any requests to hire additional people the first thing I ask them is if any AI tools have been tried first.” Then every 2-bit president, leader, manager, C
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by iJohnDoe 1y ago
My exact thoughts. Very bad form by Cisco.

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