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by input_sh 8mo ago
Because they're run by completely separate teams of moderators and Wikimedia (as in the organization) basically never interferes with other versions of Wikipedia? Because every other language has far worse moderation, and you can prett
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I think an important distinction is that most of the awesome lists required an entry to have some sort of a sentence-long pitch about why something's awesome instead of a giant list of items with no way to distinguish between them wi
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Have you tried spending some time researching how Wikipedia works yourself instead of waiting for someone to spoon feed you?
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I can't tell if this is intentional or not, but you're pretty much paraphrasing a famous Jean-Paul Sartre's WW2-era quote: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/7870768-never-believe-that-...
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I know I'm arguing with a bot that nobody monitors, but it's already in the fucking post.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
https://antigravity.google/ On top of every version of Gemini, you also get both Claude models and GPT-OSS 120B. If you're doing webdev, it'll even launch a (self-contained) Chrome to "see" the result of
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Very, yes, and pretty much anyone that doesn't want to spend their days implementing counter-meaeurements to shut down their scrapers by hiding the content behind a login. I do it all the time, it's fun. I'm gonna single out
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by input_sh 8mo ago
They can sell API access via transparent pricing. Instead, many, many websites (especially in the music industry) have some sort of funky API that you can only get access to if you have enough online clout. Very few are transparent about
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Facebook closed my report the same way when I reported a beheading. Like a literal, pre-AI, ISIS-era beheading.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I'd go as far as saying it's counter-productive. I have a hobby-level project with actual users earning me some money on the side while requiring very little day-to-day involvement (roughly 2h per week) and there's no quick
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Feel free to suggest a better one that can fit into 80 characters!
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by input_sh 8mo ago
The sound system isn't the limiting factor there, the recording itself is. If the input wasn't recorded with that in mind, no amount of money wasted on the outputting system can fix that. Usually you only get some specially-crafte
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Why should they? There's no such thing as "unbiased journalism", I prefer those that are more open about their politics than those that are poorly trying to hide it.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Those tend not to be powered by LLMs at all but just repost bots that copy-paste whatever was upvoted to the top the last time someone submitted the same cat video or whatever.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Not everything is about being 100% efficient. LLM didn't discover this issue, developers found it. Instead of fixing it themselves, they intentionally turned the problem into an issue, left it open for a new human contributor to pi
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Miss me with your jUsT cUrIoUs, I have no need to make up hypothetical scenarios under which this would be justifiable. The burden of proof is not on me.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
They gave you a plausible-enough reason and you took their word for it. That's completely fine, you are well within your rights to decide for yourself whether you believe them or not. I don't, and since neither of us can know for
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by input_sh 8mo ago
You don't screw up something this major, it doesn't happen by accident nor by incompetence. They had plans to bomb something south of that airport, they had to postpone those plans now that the info is public enough that whatever
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Key term in that sentence is consumer . As in that's not the cap for businesses . You need to look at both sides of the transaction to figure out the total.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
His photo with a prime minister of a country with a famous arrest warrant in The Hague. You know, the same country whose former prime minister is this person: https://jmail.world/person/ehud-barak
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by input_sh 8mo ago
What makes you think that great stuff still doesn't exist, but you're the one stuck in those 5 corporations bubble that makes it impossible for you to find it? There's still great stuff out there, it's still as hard to
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by input_sh 8mo ago
How long do you think it takes for those factories to go from nothing to making state-of-the-art chips at a scale that's large enough to influence the supply even by 1%? There are plenty of them being built, yes. Some of them will even
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Some ? I'd be shocked if it's less than 70% of everything AI-related in here. For example a lot of pro-OpenAI astroturfing really wanted you to know that 5.3 scored better than opus on terminal-bench 2.0 this week, and a lot of A
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by input_sh 8mo ago
It's pretty much like drugs or gambling. Sure, the tiny rushes of dopamine are free, but that's just enough to get your foot into the door and pretty soon they won't hit the same. If you don't quit while you're ahea
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by input_sh 8mo ago
To explain it in a little bit better: Digital Services Act designates websites as Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) based on the number of monthly active users within the EU (>45 million, roughly 10% of all EU citizens). Once the websi
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by input_sh 8mo ago
For the same reason they use "tokens" instead of kilobytes: so that you don't do the conversion yourself and realise that for example spending a million "tokens" on claude-opus-4.6 costs you anywhere from $10 (input
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Here comes the "you're using it wrong" defence! Let's be perfectly clear: if user actions had anything to do with hitting these limits, the limits would be prominently displayed within the tool itself, you'd be able
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Do I believe there was someone from China that tried using Claude to do something malicious? Sure, from a pure statistical perspective it was inevitable. Do I believe that someone was a part of some sophisticated state-backed APT? Not eve
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by input_sh 8mo ago
You hit a vague, never-quite-explained 5h window limit that has nothing to do with what you're doing, but with what every user is doing together. It's totally not downtime, you're just "using it too much" and th
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by input_sh 8mo ago
cut -d',' -f2 chrome_extensions_with_names_all.csv | grep -c "AI" 474 Only 16%!?

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