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by jug 3y ago
Haha! This straight question is honestly the elephant in the room. It's a killer product for porn and PornHub and Xvideoes are in return top 4, 5 respectively most popular sites on the Internet (December 2023, according to Semrush). Bu
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Holy crap, I managed it now in POE and ChatGPT 3.5. It halts output and can't continue even if requested as JSON for a project etc But look at this... https://poe.com/s/Y73se7ueRrQy9xHRPuoh I swear the chaps at Op
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This effort is truly specular!
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It had nothing of the sort when the network was younger but it seems like everything steers towards that sort of political profile eventually, regardless of name. And 2024 is probably going to be particularly nasty for obvious reasons.
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by jug 3y ago
Haha! Yes, this was a mess! I was called to help my concerned stepson with "an update error" this past weekend. I'm a software engineer but even I kind of balked at it at first, realizing how very easily an on-the-fly resizin
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by jug 3y ago
I wonder if this supports spatial queries as in PostGIS, SpatiaLite, SQL Server Spatial as per the OGC standard? I'm interested in integrating a user friendly natural language query tool for our GIS application. I've looked at Lan
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by jug 3y ago
Or Go... Or among the new kids on the block - Mojo. Heck, even .NET is pushing NativeAOT (their brand name for native code compilation) hard these days. Still with sizable gaps but closing for every new release, and you can now develop full
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by jug 3y ago
Windows 98 ran on 16 MB as a pretty enthusiast configuration and it let you browse the web. I recall Outlook was about as capable as now too for most uses (mail, calendar etc). They say this is happing due to abstraction and saving developm
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by jug 3y ago
Yeah, same here. Regarding that, this is essentially that (same LLM and all) https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-blog/...
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by jug 3y ago
Could 2024 become a crisis for commercial AI? 1. We're only barely getting started with free MOE models and Mistral has already impressed. 2. Cloud AI is a poor fit for corporate use at least in EU due to GDPR, the NIS directive and mo
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by jug 3y ago
There is a Kurzgesagt that I can recommend about this! How our puny brains are ready for socializing and it’s been very important for us, but more on an isolated “tribe” level or at the very least without social networks, arguing that retur
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by jug 3y ago
I was thinking the same when I saw the release notes of the latest Safari stable version but wasn't sure if it was just me paying more attention than usual... :)
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It’s probably the most powerful Amiga emulator (including peripherals) on the market.
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It’s the same reason why people have car brand preferences in general. We don’t call someone preferring Volvo a cult member because they haven’t tried out several competitors. It’s just the way things are when you find something you know yo
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by jug 3y ago
What I think they’re claiming is that it’s a base model aimed for further fine tuning, that when further tuned might perform better than GPT-4 on certain tasks. It’s an argument they make at least as much to market fine tuning as their own
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by jug 3y ago
Yeah, I loved Workflowy for this! https://workflowy.com
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Yes I still think it’s involved because hallucinations don’t use to be this coherent across the user base.
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by jug 3y ago
But then there’s this https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-influencer-aitana-clueles...
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by jug 3y ago
Yeah this is likely done as a shortcut with assumptions made about ARM, but also an example of those that might come back and bite you. ARM is absolutely a moving performance target!
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It doesn’t specifically target Asahi Linux and/or Firefox but reduces resolution on ARM devices. That behavior and assumptions made through a user agent string may be debated but that’s another topic.
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He mentioned their reason in the blog — that Messages is the default messaging app on iPhone and that it is also not a replaceable default.
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by jug 3y ago
I tried using RSS Generators like https://createfeed.fivefilters.org/ and even a graphical one, but it looks like this isn't a static site but there's some sort of delayed fetch of the posts that messes them up. R
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by jug 3y ago
Yeah. This naming is interesting and speaks of lofty goals indeed. :)
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Note that it processes tokens at speed and cost of a 12B model though.
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by jug 3y ago
When I said "This isn't what any lossy formats are designed for", I meant on the web, which I thought was the context with the article and all. And then there is indeed little point of uploading images to a web server that is
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by jug 3y ago
I doubt Microsoft would give such a project the passion it deserves in terms of optimization and support of new and future formats. I think this is better left for a third party like ImageSharp, Magick.NET, or libvips with the .NET bindings
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by jug 3y ago
JPEG XL still has too poor browser support to be taken seriously although I hope Safari's move in the most recent version will apply more pressure on Google.
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by jug 3y ago
> Zoomed to 240% and looking at the top area This isn't what any lossy formats are designed for. How much do the lossy spots stick out when viewed in a cursory glance without zooming from a normal viewing distance? This is what loss
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by jug 3y ago
I think the cookie banners didn't work as intended and they're a good example of the lack of insight in the web and how web designers tick by people writing the laws. Other than those though, I like most of the regulations includi
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But Bard already complied to EU laws? I mean. Bard has already gone through this and it was opened in EU. I really wonder how changing an LLM underpinning a service will influence this (I thought compliance had to do with service behavior a

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