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by jug 2y ago
This surprises me. I made a simple chat fed with PDF's and using LangChain and it by default said it didn't know if I asked questions outside of the corpus. It was a simple matter of the confidence score getting too low?
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by jug 2y ago
I was just thinking - since GPT-4o and Sonnet are closed models, do we know that this method was not already used to train them? And that Reflection is simply finding a path for greater improvements than they did. Llama 3.1 apparently didn&
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by jug 2y ago
I guess more social fun than this crow using a plastic lid as a sled! https://youtu.be/L9mrTdYhOHg
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by jug 2y ago
Angry, dive bombing birds are so horrible. I'm sure they awaken something deep within me. I once passed under a crow's nest and they warned me but apparently I didn't pass it quickly enough, and as I looked up, one had spread
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by jug 2y ago
Hmm, it's not that simple, is it? Let's say the AI is trained on the tweet "Ben Adams drove to Mexico yesterday but I still haven't heard from him." From this knowledge, you can ask the AI "Who has driven to Me
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by jug 2y ago
Yes, and I also noted how it beats Claude 3.5 Sonnet in Chatbot Arena by a bit of a margin. This further feeds into my concern that the more advanced AI models we get, random enthusiasts at that site may no longer be able to rank them well,
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by jug 2y ago
> Arguably even a bigger deal than the 30% tax, since I assume this change would affect everyone regardless of where they subscribe from. I wouldn't assume this until confirmed. The way I read these news is the typical Apple scenari
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by jug 2y ago
Yeah, Clickbait Remover extension is similar. It's available for all main browsers and replaces the egregious thumbnails with a frame from either the first, middle, or last part of the video. I like it!
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by jug 2y ago
I was recently thinking about this form factor... With the thermals of their high perfoming M series even in thin iPads now, Apple could absolutely make a "MacBoard" if they just wanted to, and it would also outclass so many Intel
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by jug 2y ago
I'm surprised they went for nxylon to combine nyx + xylon rather than, you know... nyxylon
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by jug 2y ago
The point is that over even fairly short time it will go higher more than it goes lower.
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by jug 2y ago
Isn't SUSE basically recognized OpenSUSE? What is SUSE to the vast majority of users if not for OpenSUSE.
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by jug 2y ago
Yes, I'm no security expert by any means but I'd assume that e.g. a rootkit would be best defeated by a kernel driver. So, this isn't really what's getting on my nerves here. Just how it auto updates and get pushed throu
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by jug 2y ago
That is what has surprised me. I can understand if small businesses were caught here because they lack financial resources for the infrastructure and staff, but those large corporations like airlines etc... Why don't they have a stagin
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by jug 2y ago
I know. I was surprised because very notable non-tech events use to not get flagged.
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by jug 2y ago
It helped Bolsanaro too after the stabbing. Humans can be very predictable.
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by jug 2y ago
This one completely misses the point? At this point, why doesn't it use a full fledged CSS framework?
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by jug 2y ago
Good suggestion! I long didn't use Everything out of SSD wear concerns, adding yet another indexer to Windows. Then got the idea that you can of course simply disable Windows Search Indexer service, and Windows gracefully accepts that.
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by jug 2y ago
Wow, I would have never discovered this and I work full time with .NET, and have experience with Avalonia! It's just that I normally don't look for Pi-related stuff there, rather heading to Python as a clear de facto Pi language a
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by jug 2y ago
Don't rely on apps to enforce encrypted data at rest if you're dealing with local data that would lead into problems if e.g. your laptop is stolen. This is already a solved problem with FileWarden, BitLocker, LUKS etc. and commonl
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by jug 2y ago
And probably their own Gemini too!
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by jug 2y ago
Wow, that's very impressive and indeed a game changer. I've previously had trouble with various Scandinavian languages, but last I checked with was Llama 2 and I kind of gave up on it. I had expected we were going to need special
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by jug 2y ago
Absolutely. This is like 20 cars on a circuit! The event itself surely doesn't cause much pollution. In F1 in general, Barcelona and elsewhere, I'd say the circus _surrounding_ it causes by far the most pollution. Logistics to&#x2
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by jug 2y ago
Yes, it's a really tough thing to manage this whole Recall thing philosophically and it makes me concerned about this OS. Even if MS is backtracking somewhat, they have shown their cards now and how they prioritize positioning themselv
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by jug 2y ago
I hope it can be uninstalled altogether. Actually I wish it was a Microsoft Store app. I mean, I don't want that codepath dormant in my OS for malware to enable via a Windows Registry value or whatever. No, not a screenlogger please.
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by jug 2y ago
It is not a scientist's job to apply a political filter if the scientific basis is sound and it improves our understanding in a field.
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by jug 2y ago
Yes, AI in its current form is going to be a problem. I'm sure we haven't heard the worst yet. An AI may eventually kill a user. I believe the heart of the problem is that corporations are riding a hype wave as long as they can, a
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by jug 2y ago
I agree. I honestly think the UX would be much better if it just looked exactly like HN but with a new color other than orange.
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by jug 2y ago
It's crazy how the Windows Search Indexer still doesn't use MFT. It doesn't even bloody support network drives so there's no such reason.
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by jug 2y ago
If you're interested in this, don't miss AI Sweden's GPT-SW3 @ 126M to 40B trained on Nordic languages (not Finnish) and English. It's funded by the Swedish government and partners, and freely available with a pretty liv

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