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by kossTKR 2y ago
Just checked some Genmojis created on reddit, wow, i don't know how that got approved. I'm all for creativity and freedom but it's 100% not apples brand. And they just postponed AI-Siri to 2026 after promising it for iPhone 1
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by kossTKR 2y ago
One of the craziest ones are basic search in osx has been broken for 10 years now - it might work for a while but for power users it almost always gets weird then stops working. Another wild one is syncing photos between iphone and mac mean
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by kossTKR 2y ago
And OpenAI based their tech on a Google paper again building on years of public academic research so what's the point exactly here? OpenAI was just first out of the gates, there'll always be some company that's first, essence
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by kossTKR 2y ago
Totally agree, i think the gargantuan hidden pre prompts, censorship through reinforcement learning and whatever has killed most creativity. The newer models are incredible, but the tone is just soul sucking even when it tries to be "l
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by kossTKR 2y ago
Exactly. Intricate systems are pure noise for me, a simple MD file opened in a texteditor like Sublime is enough, or as you say just a simple taggable system or really just a bunch of files in folder - as long as you have great search you&#
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by kossTKR 2y ago
"He's one of the most honest and truthful people in the world, and has been for years." You know what this is simply getting to idiotic now. Why are comments this daft and childish allowed here now? I know it's a "w
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by kossTKR 2y ago
As a european i find the scapegoating of yet another "foreign evil country" laughable after watching the Sackler family documentary. You guys created this mess yourselves, through deregulation and extreme predatory capitalism push
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by kossTKR 2y ago
Yep, im sure lots of people have written a lot of random stuff on a lot of forums that should absolutely stay anonymous from gossip to family secrets to honesty about career/workplace and what not. If stylometric analysis runs on all c
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by kossTKR 2y ago
There was also the Sony Vaio Laptop line that i remember as being quite a good product? But yeah they all seemed to die out.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
What kind of application are you talking about? I agree to a degree but we haven't run into performance issues with say 100k users, what traffic did you handle, what was the business case? Again sounds like you are running some complex
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by kossTKR 3y ago
This sounds weird to me. What kind of scale / traffic did you have? Must be incredible read write heavy with millions of users? I'm saying this because i myself have, and lots i know, have launched production sites with 100s of th
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Interesting. Reminds me of a sci-fi short i read years ago where AI's "went insane" when they had too much knowledge because they'd spent too much time looking through data and get a buffer overflow. I know some of the s
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Not to pedestalize tech workers, but in my view we are still closer to say a carpenter, we accomplish things, make things, and the great ones also have an ethos, an aesthetic etc. as a bonus . Just like a great carpenter can also built a b
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Exactly, i actually thought they'd changed it back but no, still overweight man belly: https://ogden_images.s3.amazonaws.com/www.utne.com/images/20... One of the worst logo's in a long time, the font is
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by kossTKR 3y ago
The point is not the motion sickness but the eventual solipsism, isolation and panopticon of a world where everyone will "not even see you", maybe even block you visually and auditorially, and everything you see or do i scanned by
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by kossTKR 3y ago
It seems traffic has stopped in the last moments before the hit? Also looks like it's emergency vehicles in standstill that are falling, i can't discern any moving cars at collapse?
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Even worse many apps now push "Monthly payments (payed yearly)", like some scammy car salesman. You can try for 7 days, then don't worry we'll charge for 12 months. Ridiculous for solo devs, full stack, creatives with l
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Why did many telecom companies put their offices in the City of London? Taxes, US regulation, military shenanigans?
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by kossTKR 3y ago
How narrow is the dataset to be outperforming greatly? Just curious about what the usecase is for a 7b model in a business context - ie. what does it do?
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Seems most likely, but why is there anything at all to begin with? .. a feeling deep in the pit of my stomach. Does anyone else sometimes get these "intuitive flashes of insight" - like your brain configures itself in a pattern th
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by kossTKR 3y ago
It's not just as simple as "probably just meat". Of course meat is important but i'd say in light of recent research fermentation and gut flora related concepts would be a better guess. Cutting edge research into the Gut
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Interesting, i also like the "scheming" phase, but also very much the optimisation phase. I completely agree that tooling, dependencies and syntax / framework github issue labyrinths have become too much and GPT-4 already all
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by kossTKR 3y ago
If you dislike writing code were you pushed into this field by family, education or because of money? Because not liking code and being a dev is absolutely bizarre to me. One of the most amazing things about being able to "develop&quot
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by kossTKR 3y ago
But that just makes it a bigger success right? Adjusting for the crazy price it's even more impressive if it sells almost 1/8 in the first year. My impression is that it's going to fall in price in the next iterations though
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Interesting. Macrumors reports 200.000 sold vision pro's a few month's ago. So maybe 300.000 today? It's a type of gadget that hasn't become widely adopted yet and the usecases and killer features are almost non existent
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Does Windows run natively on ARM + most of its software? Do they have their own translation layers as fast as Rosetta 2? Just curious as to how it works.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
I think you're right. But in my view it's an incredibly sad future. Imagine a class of kids where no one's best friends with eachother but their AI's, no ones gaming together, no one as connected or have to time for thei
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Hopefully at some point actual click latency will be fixed in general after some dark decades. Still incredible that a gameboy or an 80's computer with a CRT feels more responsive than most devices these days. Bring back tactility. I&#
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Cloudflare also having issues as of 1 hour ago: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com I wonder if it's connected to this. Seems like most large players are having issues now.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
What are the chances this is GPT-5 that has escaped and gone rogue? Jest aside, i wonder when/if stuff like that will actually happen.

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