igleria

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by igleria 8d ago
A dear friend of mine had a battle of sorts with a fan of mother theresa in the spanish version of her article.Of course the zealot maintainer won in the end, no place for evidence backed criticism in religious wiki articles.
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by igleria 9d ago
Dr Moreau would be proud
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by igleria 11d ago
Would they be able to hit the kill switch before the AI disables it?
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by igleria 11d ago
I'm starting to be a little worried about what Putin has planned for Europe.
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by igleria 17d ago
v4 pro was decent then a better cheaper faster model comes now? As a consumer I feel like hansel and gretel combined, deepseek could be the witch.
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by igleria 17d ago
> Your local trailer park was never going to be able to afford sponsoring high energy taxes.
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by igleria 17d ago
It's funny that when faced with a weapon that could finish the war, option b was still selected (thanks Teller). But the people faced with decisions close to IPO, well, we know what is happening.
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by igleria 17d ago
It's a bit depressing. I personally try to enjoy the present with my loved ones as much as I can, the future is a bit impossible to forecast right now. I'm focusing on staying alive, mortgage payments, etc. I share your concern...
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by igleria 18d ago
to my knowledge the mathematicians did not have ZDR so it would be incorrect to assume OAI violated such a thing. I'm suggesting audits, not suing... if that is the implication.
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by igleria 18d ago
If I was a company with a zero data retention contract involving OAI I would be asking for a third party audit of such claim of zero retention like, yesterday.
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by igleria 18d ago
> (the goal here was not to scoop any particular individuals and we were looking at many problems beyond these) That is your opinion, but the optics of that should raise for you some flags. OAI could have waited (how long is a task left
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by igleria 18d ago
Interesting that they quote the mathematician directly: “there is nothing you can do, I simply do not trust you” but then they proceed to NOT quote themselves themselves verbatim: "I deeply apologize for this extremely poor choice of w
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by igleria 18d ago
I´m waiting on the other side version, because I know there is no justifiable way to talk to a person like they did. Sociopathic behaviour.
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by igleria 18d ago
yatch can get into international waters so anything goes? So in my mind if someone owns a yatch they are into weird an illegal stuff 99% of the time.
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by igleria 18d ago
Everything is high tech except for the cat litter collection, which tells me the owner already knows cats don't like automated litter collection. I wonder how hard is to keep the house clean tho!
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by igleria 19d ago
I think I disagree! You can always manipulate a human. It's true tho that this particular example has a myriad of failsafes, so the actual example I wrote is less than interesting.
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by igleria 19d ago
I can think of several computer programs that are stored in big 5.1/4 floppy discs that could end humanity in... half an hour.
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by igleria 19d ago
>For flying cars for everyone thanks, but no. There is a trivial reason this needs to stay in "The Jetsons" territory.
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by igleria 19d ago
toy example but spending 1.50 in openrouter to create a 23KB APK that can trigger my cat feeder without all the bloat is something that I would not have been arsed to code ever. And you can check my comments, I'm no AI shill. If in 3 y
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by igleria 23d ago
From the launch post, it seems like part of the training set only recently became all those examples of people that are being paid for doing their profession for ai training.
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by igleria 1mo ago
must feel bad that at this point every dev checks github status before going to work like it was the weather app.
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by igleria 1mo ago
sitting is the new smoking.
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by igleria 1mo ago
just offer a separate subscription to host the companion model. I feel dirty typing this.
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by igleria 1mo ago
I imagine playing fallout with this and.. please keep at it!
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by igleria 1mo ago
hi audience, we know about this stuff you use on a daily basis, you may be interested in our executive summary of the latest release of the stuff
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by igleria 1mo ago
I love that GIMP exists but... I have to say, it never got rid of the "backend developer doing frontend" feeling, and I've been aware of Gimp for 20 years now (did not know how to...ehem, run photoshop in my teens)
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by igleria 1mo ago
My non expert and personal opinion is that multitasking for a long time is not a free lunch and could lead to burnout for most people
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by igleria 2mo ago
To be fair a few months later in 2002 I got to see a second cousin playing gta 3 on pc. That really sent my 11 year old brain spinning. not even finally buying my own home with my wife this year gave me the such a thrill, perhaps because it
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by igleria 2mo ago
> Even on a site like HN, where rational and logical thinking is held in high esteem That is until people are faced with stuff like this :D. Then emotions take over.
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by igleria 2mo ago
I remember being 10 and getting worms world party. I really was convinced that was going to be the best game I'd play for the rest of my life. Ahhh the nostalgia...

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