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by jdiff 6mo ago
It's not usefully deterministic in the way computers usually are. Sensitively identical input can still lead to wildly different outputs even if all randomness is crushed out.
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by jdiff 6mo ago
This is a theory, not an indication, and it doesn't hold given https://github.com/search?q=%22START+COPILOT+CODING+AGENT+TI...
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by jdiff 6mo ago
Commercial drones can't bring down buildings. And they're still subject to an awful lot of regulations.
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by jdiff 7mo ago
And it had blatantly insufficient safety guarding that. I saw photos of 4th graders, labeled accordingly, that Grok happily modified. Given the model does have access to the text content of posts it's replying to, that's wildly ne
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by jdiff 7mo ago
It gets worse with added context: signed up for a free trial of Disney+ on a PS5 many years ago.
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by jdiff 7mo ago
Seems like a poor advertisement for their product if their shining example of utility is a broken compiler that doesn't function as the README indicates.
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by jdiff 7mo ago
Thankfully we aren't forced to pick between them, "neither" is the current status quo and will do quite nicely for the foreseeable future.
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by jdiff 7mo ago
No, it's prone to assuming or falsifying details even when it has the tools at hand that could verify the true details. Even when explicitly instructed to perform a specific tool call that would load the correct information into its co
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by jdiff 7mo ago
There are also, separately, DNS issues that Archive.today chooses to block certain providers from. For instance: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828317
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by jdiff 7mo ago
And the ones that aren't simply "don't be depressed" are a lottery for anyone, even those not suffering depression. In the US, current projections are for 300 new jobs per state per month this year. Even accounting for r
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by jdiff 8mo ago
This is one of those proverbial regulations that are written in blood. So no, that's not the worst case.
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by jdiff 8mo ago
Yes, JWST can see as far back as 300 million years after the big bang.
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by jdiff 8mo ago
This is misrepresentative of the situation, and an unloaded version of the question being asked here is answered within the article itself.
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by jdiff 8mo ago
From https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v781-free-uyghur-edition/ > People will tell me again to not mix politics with software/business. Doing so surely impacts the popularity of Notepad++: talking about
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by jdiff 8mo ago
Do you have any sources for either or both of "billions" and "known about for a decade" that aren't a figurehead of the current US administration? Because this all smells a lot like "the immigrants are catching
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by jdiff 8mo ago
People have been saying it about NYC forever, but last I checked the millionaire+ population of NYC had grown, not shrunk.
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by jdiff 8mo ago
That's not a punishment.
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by jdiff 8mo ago
Only need one, they're not thinking critically about the media they consume during training.
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by jdiff 8mo ago
Jujutsu has been the tool that actually got me into making full use of version control software. Before, through multiple attempts at grasping at the deeper fundamentals, I only learned the bare minimum git commands I needed to make commits
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by jdiff 8mo ago
Turns out that it's only in myth that a snake can eat its own tail without dying.
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by jdiff 8mo ago
Do you have any examples handy? It'd strengthen your argument a great deal, even if it wasn't the specific example of controller support.
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by jdiff 9mo ago
There's odd cases where it still has uses. When I was a teacher, some of the gamifying tools don't allow video embeds without a subscription, but I wanted to make some "what 3D operation is shown here" questions with var
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by jdiff 9mo ago
Just out of curiosity, what's the problem libwebp has with them? I wasn't aware of cases where any image format would just cross its arms and refuse point blank like that.
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by jdiff 9mo ago
More than anything it looks like a value that was forgotten and never updated from past versions where the radius wasn't so severe.
295.
by jdiff 9mo ago
Where's that hiding? Discord is horrifically guilty of this across every OS, so I'd love a way to quash that on at least one.
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by jdiff 9mo ago
As always with AI, the barrier to entry has evaporated. You can create nasty stuff with a pencil but you can't flood the internet mass producing nasty stuff with a pencil.
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by jdiff 9mo ago
Rooted devices don't enable that transaction. That's all social engineering.
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by jdiff 9mo ago
Nobody said "worksforme." It is a global standard, that does work for everyone, just not for every single use case like with telecoms and FSBalikes. It being a sidegrade in some areas does not negate the overall improvement.
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by jdiff 9mo ago
If GIMP had AI features like this, I'd expect safeguards. It doesn't. All other AI tools have safeguards against this kind of bad behavior that are lacking in Grok.
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by jdiff 9mo ago
You can't generate nudity. There's plenty of revealing clothing short of that, down to a common request for clothing in a single string of thread.

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