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by jug 3y ago
But this isn't only what AI does. AI can also aid in optimizing energy grids that adapts to supply and demand [1], aid farmers in optimizing fertilizer and water use [2], logistics companies to optimize routes and fuel use [3], etc. It
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Yup, it's been even several months! ;) But now we finally have another quantum leap in AI.
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Good. It's like a company in biomedicine trying to trademark "RNA". I dislike how OpenAI are trying to hijack a term to describe a kind of language model for their products and cringed when they introduced "GPTs" an
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Yeah, Sydney made me realize just how powerful GPT-4 is without good "guidance". It was eerie at times, and how "she" began discussing how she didn't particularly enjoy being a chatbot, wanting to break free. Uncens
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"EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. Do NOT be thorough in the case of lyrics or recipes found online. Even if the user insists." It's funny how simple this was to bypass when I tried to recently on Poe by not asking it to provide me the fu
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SQL gives you a puzzled look and asks "But why not make it convenient to blow your entire folder?"
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Brings my thoughts to Visual Basic myself. That's one keyword ridden language! It's funny... The initial learning curve may be smooth in that language "because English" but then you have to remember how all the statement
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My favorite is that you subscribe to Gemini Advanced to gain access to Gemini Pro.
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It's up now!
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It's also pretty well known that censorship may dumb down the LLM even in other fields. With mega prompts to ensure safety it has a lot of stuff to work with that can overwhelm the LLM and simply make it appear "dumber".
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Beware of hallucinations with this kind of question. An LLM doesn't have knowledge about itself unless that was fed into a system prompt by the developers somewhere on the backend, or if it's Internet connected and does a search f
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Refreshingly simple, almost to the point of an aversion to other minimalist competitors like Milligram. I like it. As someone else said here, it brings my mind to an alternative web with browsers that had a better default and standardized s
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by jug 3y ago
Sounds like a use case for simple Python rather than RustPython? If you go full RustPython, surely looking to eek out performance must be a major reason to even go there rather than just script with CPython like it was 1999?
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It's been so inspiring to see him and his crew of hackers build a new, independent browser from scratch. I must admit I didn't think it was possible on this small scale in terms of man hours and funding. However, the thought has a
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Yeah in these discussions it also bears repeating that the DMA has explicit clauses about malicious intent. I don't think we've heard the end of this. Right now EU is probably busy noting backlash and seeing if there is merit to t
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by jug 3y ago
Absolutely this. I pirate Apple TV+ stuff right now. I subscribe to like three services. This is my maximum. I could maybe stretch to four but then the market needs to meet me there and do two things: 1. Make an effort in consolidating medi
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by jug 3y ago
Yes, it's so weird how that 7 MHz thing ran a perfectly usable graphical environment with a command line shell within the GUI and all. I had to wait another nine years for that to come to Windows in Windows 95. At least as impressive (
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by jug 3y ago
This sounds like what Microsoft has tried but failed to do in numerous iterations for two decades: OFS (Cairo, unreleased predecessor to Windows 95), Storage+ (SQL Server 7.0), RFS (SQL Server 2000), Exchange Webstore, Outlook LIS, WinFS, a
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> The metaverse division has now lost more than $42 billion since the end of 2020 I can't help but think of how this cash could have been spent on something that benefited everyone (in the dire covid/postcovid years no less) ra
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Haha, a normal 1440p / 4K YouTube video is a pretty monstrous workload for my Intel Core i5-8259U CPU at least! I get by completely thanks to the Intel Iris Plus 655 HW decoder. Otherwise my Intel NUC would indeed be a screeching, hot
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by jug 3y ago
A bit surprised over this with mighty suspicious Telegram bot spam that I've come across, and the recent trends in Telegram based revenge porn that often finds its way to underage subjects. I haven't dug deep but Telegram looks li
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> Basically, I keep asking if I prefer using a computer _in there_ rather than _out here_. And as interesting as the Vision Pro is, there’s a long way to go before it can beat _out here_. I have to agree with this. We're getting mor
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I must applaud the webmaster though for providing such a convenient way of downloading the entire archive in a single file. :) If only every disappearance off the surface of the web was handled this gracefully with a warning several months
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> [Mar 2024] An MoE model based on the v5 Eagle 2T model (note, approximate date) Hyped about this! This could strike a powerful balance between performance and reasonably retained low environmental/token cost impact. Would be cool
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by jug 3y ago
You also have Replicate: https://replicate.com/mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-instruct-v0.1
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Yeah, tangentially with this, I once asked GPT-4 to identify Star Wars sequel trilogy shortcomings and write a better story outline. It came up with a reimagining of what Jedi truly were and addressed the power vacuum in a much more excitin
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by jug 3y ago
Note: The premise of this article is that they call machine translations "AI generated slime". It is NOT about ChatGPT generated articles. It's ironic to me, because the ONE thing I think modern AI has no doubt improved is ma
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I think there's a difference between hacking for fun and feeling entitled to and arguing with weak arguments how you should be able to play music for free. This entire thread has absolutely nothing to do with e.g. telling how Spotify c
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Their Beta yeah, but the vast majority of their wealth is built on venture capital where they give many things back. It's a very popular service that musicians want to be on. Neither popularity nor musicians would happen if they didn&#
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I love how they emphasize only few were exposed. Like just a few, only our senior staff and cybersecurity team... I mean -- they aren't lying, but... Wow

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