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by jug 3y ago
I guess domain.grift.ing would be a fun alias to register and set up.
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by jug 3y ago
Haha, oof, it's evil to compare to that! Adam is a "10x programmer" genius.
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by jug 3y ago
I wonder if this is behind a failed Sonoma upgrade I saw on eBay today; Mac Mini M2 Pro sold as-is for a very decent price, about $300-$400 off despite from this year. :) Seller didn't know what was wrong with the Mac, only that it hap
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by jug 3y ago
This can be treated as a rumor but I heard a Microsoft developer on Mastodon hint that they had been having trouble with a patent troll, so maybe that's the reason behind the kind of obnoxious workaround too. But that they were dealing
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by jug 3y ago
Or should I buy a brand new M2 Mac Mini for half the price of iMac M3 if I already own a monitor. Or a M2 Pro for the same price where iMac M3 doesn’t even have a counterpart.
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by jug 3y ago
This makes going Mac Mini M2 Pro over iMac M3 feel real compelling. The respective prices of these models are in fact the same, so if you happen to have a good monitor already... (also the iMac M3 curiously doesn’t even have a Pro option.)
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by jug 3y ago
May sound ridiculous but still needs to be done to protect their identity from less reputable ripoffs that may otherwise just intentionally and exactly clone the design.
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by jug 3y ago
I find GPT-4 pretty amazing at coding myself. I have learnt basic R language + a particular package within it, enough to solve an emergency issue that barred us from launching a product for a coding competition within 24 hours of only havin
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by jug 3y ago
Maybe Lobster could be an option. https://strlen.com/lobster/ https://aardappel.github.io/lobster/memory_management.html It uses compile-time reference counting / lifetime analysis / bor
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by jug 3y ago
Wow! This took me back.
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by jug 3y ago
But isn’t that their point? That their new neural network needs less prompt crafting because it is part better at reading intent and meaning of words and part less likely to hallucinate? Sure, I also think GPT-4 can be brute forced with a v
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by jug 3y ago
Thank god Wojciech Wiewiórowski is a voice of reason in the middle of all this. But it’s extremely concerning that it’s reaching all the way to our final thin lines in the EU. This shouldn’t even get further than the lobbying.
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by jug 3y ago
Maybe they are betting on an exception to Right to be forgotten under EU law? One such exception is research or public interest use. Their service can support law enforcement so they might think they have a case. But I dunno if they actuall
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by jug 3y ago
I wish Nim or maybe Mojo would have been named Monty instead.
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by jug 3y ago
Also the recommendation to block content to curate your feed and not just scroll past it. Does he even realize what he is suggesting? That the user curates the social media feed to be more tailored and thus addictive. It won’t shorten just
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by jug 3y ago
> This shift aligns with OpenAI's intent on building beneficial AGI, although the exact characterization of AGI seems fluid Ha! I like the subtle burn (and hint that OpenAI using AGI here is not carrying a whole lot of meaning other
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by jug 3y ago
Yup, there's definitely a window of opportunity here before the market has matured and the hype is still on. I honestly blame myself for being too lazy to capitalize on my basic AI skillz and get paid $$$ for basic advice/guidance
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by jug 3y ago
Give me a break. You literally just type dw.com/rss. Logotypes or not this is pretty much a default address for RSS discovery.
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by jug 3y ago
Well, self-driving cars are already in production and use. They may not be amazing just yet but they have already passed the greatest hurdle there is.
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by jug 3y ago
I wonder if OpenAI themselves even know how the resulting black box actually operates? They know how to train it, sure, but do they understand how it approaches the end results?
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by jug 3y ago
I mean, statistically it's maybe bound to happen but if it's drowned by bullshit it's probably not a very useful method anyway due to running costs.
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by jug 3y ago
I don’t think we are conscious about how the language center correlates with our memories and then predicts the strings of words coming out.
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by jug 3y ago
I’m often confused over claims on the reasoning capabilities. It is often mentioned in debates as a clear and undeniable issue with current LLM’s. So since this claim can be made, where are said tests about reasoning skills that GPT-4 fails
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by jug 3y ago
Yeah this reminds me of the sentiment that a newspaper that manages to regularly upset both the political left and right is probably pretty unbiased, haha.
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by jug 3y ago
I personally think research and improved methods to produce input data is where AI will improve the most in the near term. Mistral AI sent shockwaves in the community as their 7B model seemed to outperform Llama 2’s 13B model and I think th
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by jug 3y ago
Too bad the star is going to make observations within the habitable zone hard! This problem also sounds like one that can be extrapolated into more systems as those planets are going to be close to the star by necessity…? Frustrating that t
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by jug 3y ago
Haha this is what we came up with for our home brewn unique ID's in a GIS application since decades ago. For the same reasons.
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by jug 3y ago
Bluesky is growing and going more and more mainstream in tone by the month. https://vqv.app/stats/chart
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by jug 3y ago
The Swedish community is completely different on Bluesky now compared to before the summer and the network in general is becoming more mainstream than mostly transpersons and furries. I also love the new concept of custom algorithms. It mea
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by jug 3y ago
Ah once again a 15 Pro Max. See, I think it’s rumored this is due to the new Titanium design where Apple compromised the thermal system for weight. It’s not thought to be a CPU/A17 issue and in fact their chip designers are probably a

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