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by injidup 3y ago
Almost free availability of weapons in the USA is a case in point that this assumption is not true. There maybe good reasons to have open models but pretending that systems that allow an individual to project power beyond their immediate vi
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by injidup 3y ago
> The biggest threats posed by AI come not from individuals, but from corporations and state-level actors. Why is this statement assumed to be true? It is far from clear that advanced weapons in the hands of irresponsible, impulsive and
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by injidup 3y ago
Use an LLM to hallucinate plausible billing narratives so you can charge customers 10-15% more.
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by injidup 3y ago
Yes. Exactly. If you become popular and your content/service goes nuclear then nobody is stopping you hiring an IT team and building out a server farm in your basement. All the equipment is available for purchase at a price way under w
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by injidup 3y ago
There is no such right.
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by injidup 3y ago
> Failing to use color to appropriate communicate actions or state .... No no no and no again! Do not use color to to communicate actions or state unless that color can be used to statically differentiate between another color that is pr
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by injidup 3y ago
Sorry but this idea that the old internet is dead is just people hand wringing that nobody will read their boring blog. It's the mistake that people make about democracy. Most assume that democracy is about the right to be heard. Wrong
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by injidup 3y ago
A checkbox should always have a label which should always be a question. The checkbox should be a tick not a cross. Then there is not ambiguity. Toggle switches should have two labels to the left AND right which are binary enumerations. yes
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by injidup 3y ago
The problem is that you don't know if ``on`` mapped to what you think it does. https://i.imgur.com/cflIbUv.png for example. Light grey is disabled. Light blue is enabled. It's not accessible. It's not obvious
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by injidup 3y ago
Binary toggles are everywhere in web UX. They are almost always used where a simple dropdown menu with WORDS indicating the chosen state would be better. However designers hate that because then they can't write fancy animations on cre
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by injidup 3y ago
Given that Harry Potter, Jedi Knights and Souls are fantasy items from literature your point with regards to testable silicon based intelligence is what exaclty?
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by injidup 3y ago
Why don't you read on your own behalf. You don't need this permission at all. It's just to harvest email addresses right?
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by injidup 3y ago
Doesn't sound "effortless". Effortless is AI in the vein of copilot which is tied to my IDE and deploys immediately in my sandbox. Why not just write a VS extension to do the same thing.
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by injidup 3y ago
Secure Home
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by injidup 3y ago
The EU cannot agree that the Do Not Track flag on web browsers is legally binding but big content should be able to create legally binding flags on their websites to avoid scraping of data? Seems odd!
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by injidup 3y ago
A friend of mine built a snowman today. It was beautiful. No photo real or generated can do it justice. The act was in the building and being there. That is the key takeaway from all this. Choose real life. Go out and build a snowman. Inter
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by injidup 3y ago
GPT-4 by some estimates is 45GB of training data. But phones can easily store 10 times that much and more if it was really required. The bottle neck is the data processing required to make inferences on that data.
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by injidup 3y ago
I'd love to have an LLM on my phone when no connectivity. There are many situations where a personal assistant would come in handy. In the wilds if Canada somewhere: Hey google. Lead me through the steps to create a splint and stop the
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by injidup 3y ago
Yes..don't push past your pain limits. I have an old elbow injury from climbing. In the past if I did too much with it like pull ups it would inflame and then be useless again for weeks. But slowly building up the hang time and then mo
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by injidup 3y ago
I had bad RSI for ages. What helps me and other comments have agreed is pulling excercises. Specifically I have a bar at home attached to the ceiling. Just hanging from the bar as long as you can and doing that regularly seems to stretch ou
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by injidup 3y ago
What one posts on public social media sites is public . Is this surveillance?
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by injidup 3y ago
It will just learn directly from the code suggestions it gives you. Did you use the suggestion it gave you? Did you fix it manually? Did you generate or write a test case that passed for the suggestion. There are many ways for such a system
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by injidup 3y ago
I'll have to check that out. Thanks
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by injidup 3y ago
I'm on mobile so maybe I mixed the concept and the trait but there should be an invocable_r version that constrains the return type in addition to invocable which just constrains the arguments. And yes the inline version rather than re
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by injidup 3y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned co_await yet. This should be possible. std::optional<int> foo(); And then std::optional<int> bar(){ int x = co_await foo(); int y = co_await foo(); return x+y; } No messy cha
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by injidup 3y ago
Yes requires is pretty powerful with std::invokable but if one of the parameters of your passed function is also generic then it gets more hairy. template <typename T> requires std::invokable_r_v<int,int,int> int foo(T fn){ r
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by injidup 3y ago
Is it illegal to enable the seat heating yourself after purchasing the car without the seat heating plan? Is it even possible?
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by injidup 3y ago
What's the use of a desktop. I never see mine. Window at full screen always hide it. The taskbar is where it's at or hotkeys
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by injidup 3y ago
It seems to have things in common with 2D CAD constraint based sketching tools?
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by injidup 3y ago
Onshape Browser based CAD is free for open source models.

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