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by jug 8mo ago
They do have some in-house LLM's (Phi) but they seem to either have issues with, or not thinking it's worth it, to develop large flagship ones.
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by jug 8mo ago
The craziest thing was how Microsoft took the super established brand from decades, and renamed Microsoft Office to Microsoft 365. I'm not sure if it's named Microsoft 365 Copilot nowadays, or if that's an optional AI addon?
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by jug 8mo ago
Surprised they didn't just try Clawbot first. I can see the case against "Clawd" (I mean; seriously...) but claws are a different matter IMHO, with that mascot and all.
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by jug 9mo ago
Surely this article is written by AI? The header emojis, the comparison table, the bolded "keywords"...
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by jug 9mo ago
That means they're in a bad shape because this was labeled a last resort by Sam himself in 2024.
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by jug 9mo ago
Since people will at large not do this because they don't read Screenrant and how this needs to cut though the massive social media noise and we're looking at millions of viewers, what is the consequences with this particular epis
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by jug 9mo ago
Pretty much, yeah. Those they can't get to despite efforts.
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by jug 9mo ago
Honestly makes it look like legislation with "sponsorship" from the film industry. I had expected much shadier stuff or those overrun with malware to protect users, not like 90% illicit streaming.
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by jug 10mo ago
I've had some weird "thinking outside the box" behavior like this. I once asked 3 Pro what Ozzy Osbourne is up to. The CoT was a journey, I can tell you! It's not in its training data that he actually passed away. It did
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by jug 10mo ago
Yes, that's very good because it's my main use case for Flash; queries depending on world knowledge. Not science or engineering problems, but think you'd ask someone that has a really broad knowledge about things and can give
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by jug 10mo ago
I'm not sure how I'm going to live with this!
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by jug 10mo ago
Looks like a good workhorse model, like I felt 2.5 Flash also was at its time of launch. I hope I can build confidence with it because it'll be good to offload Pro costs/limits as well of course always nice with speed for more bas
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by jug 10mo ago
? The user directly addresses this.
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by jug 10mo ago
And given this, it unsurprisingly scores very well on https://eqbench.com
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by jug 10mo ago
I thought so too on my mini PC. Then I got myself my current Mac mini M4 and I have to give it to Apple, or maybe in part to ARM... It was like another SSD moment. It's still not spun up the fan and run literally lukewarm at most my of
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by jug 10mo ago
Yeah, NTFS is quite capable. I mostly blame the Windows UI for being a bit too dumbed down and not advertising the capabilities well.
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by jug 10mo ago
I've also thought of this and what's more, Google's platform provides them with training from YouTube, optimal backend access to the Google Search index for grounding from an engine they've honed for decades, training fr
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by jug 11mo ago
I would understand this project much better on Windows, which: 1. Doesn't have an established WebKit browser, which 110% sucks due to issues with testing for Mac and iOS. This is a long standing issue. 2. Relies on a Chromium-based bro
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by jug 11mo ago
It's off by default and configurable for now, but it's obvious to me that MS wants to get to that sweet offline data to train on.
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by jug 11mo ago
Use the "Efficient" persona in the ChatGPT settings. Formerly known as "Robot".
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by jug 11mo ago
I do think it's looking fine, and above all a cross between Android (Material 3 Expressive), Windows 11 'Fluent UX', and iOS which I think will make many feel right at home. This wasn't really the case with the "old
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by jug 11mo ago
I personally love Jetbrains Mono; it's been one of a kind for me and my tastes. I like it over Consolas (although this is one is pretty good on Windows), Fira Mono, Inconsolata, Plex Mono. But I can see the effort here and I'm def
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by jug 11mo ago
I like this one as an alternative, also requiring using a special representation to achieve a visual result: https://voxelbench.ai What's more, this doesn't benchmark a singular prompt.
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by jug 11mo ago
I went up 4:30 am today for a flight to Gothenburg, pretty tired and slow... and you and me both.
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When Using AI, Users Fall for the Dunning-Kruger Trap in Reverse(neurosciencenews.com)
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by jug 11mo ago
A multimodal release is planned.
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by jug 1y ago
This could have been a 10 Megabyte TUI app in your terminal tab. Boggles my mind how even this kind of app manages to bring in Electron and the cloud. Edit: Ah, so here it is: https://posting.sh
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by jug 1y ago
Of course this happens when I take a day off from work lol Came here after the Internet felt oddly "ill" and even got issues using Medium, and sure enough https://status.medium.com
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by jug 1y ago
How does it not help users to lower your mobile bandwidth use? This is especially useful in the era of TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube.
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by jug 1y ago
I'll always be skeptical about using AI to amplify AI. I think humans are needed to amplify AI since humans are so far documented to be significantly more creative and proactive in pushing the frontier than AI. I know, it's maybe

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