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by larodi 2mo ago
Same here and more than once a day. Perhaps a dozen.
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by larodi 2mo ago
Absolutely! And at some point seems as if one is looking at this weird line noise, which seems like text, but is random at best and then makes zero sense. I typically wonder if it is a sign of a burnout on my side or all of it is like it
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by larodi 2mo ago
Am I the only one getting the impression this dude was merely lucky back in the day, in fact at the right time, rather than having been super intelligent nor forward thinking… ? I mean - given all his throw outs in media and his apparent bu
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by larodi 2mo ago
Ha-ha they released nothing. It got leaked and without the source for it. Totally wrong to portray them as benevolent benefactors to the ML race
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by larodi 2mo ago
What a joke. Google did that already 10 year ago when they started evicting stuff from its page rank caches. AI is merely amplifying what social media and FAANG in general already have done to the 90s web.
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by larodi 2mo ago
Accidentally stumbled on an ESRI's GIS for Scienece volume... there was a cited evidence of MRI scans of high-scholers brains, monitored while kids develop spatial reasoning skills. Well the images definitely showed prefrontal cortex b
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by larodi 2mo ago
Meta and its products, as a whole, is a threat to your kids, your mental health, your community's health and the planet as a whole. It is just sad and very repulsive everyone fell so easily addicted to their social drug. Yes - it is a
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by larodi 2mo ago
ermmm care to explain whY? tis just different pointer arithmetics, and given this was written in C, shouldn't be so immensely difficult?
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Claude Code in 9 lines of Python(reddit.com)
1 points by larodi 2mo ago|1 comments
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by larodi 2mo ago
We don’t really known (from the outside) how exactly do they move. Besides it may have not been truly viable 1-2 years ago…
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by larodi 2mo ago
yes, it also exposed lots of hidden talent, which is more important. and fakers are nowhere to go, but LLMs are indeed a litmus test for them.
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by larodi 2mo ago
It is now public domain ?
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3.2-Gigapixel LSST Camera Captures over Half a Million Galaxies(petapixel.com)
3 points by larodi 2mo ago|1 comments
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by larodi 2mo ago
"A new image from the NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s 3200-megapixel LSST camera features hundreds of thousands of distant galaxies across its many pixels, delivering a spectacular view of one of the most observed patches of the Un
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by larodi 3mo ago
Well my ask is in the context of narrative as presented by author in his blog post. This super productive guy writing code blindfolded seems to have reinvented the wheel in a very mature environment… not quite a breakthroughs business, even
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by larodi 3mo ago
What incredible problem did FB/Meta solve with the Marketplace, anyone care to elaborate? What did they (this guy do) that was not there before or else hard to conceive?
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by larodi 3mo ago
Google published a lot. I still wonder this original transformer paper, and the attention, etc. Why would they allow it to let go in the open? Perhaps because was intended for translation first before someone decided to loop it over itself?
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Demoscene inspired interactive promo (WebGL)(why.zero.university)
5 points by larodi 3mo ago|2 comments
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by larodi 3mo ago
incredible work done to make this interactive invitation go way beyond traditional notion of design and web interaction.
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by larodi 3mo ago
I've tried at least several times to have an iPhone bought back by Apple - personally, at their certified stores (in Europe mostly I have to admit though), only to be told that the back-cover is broken, which effectively makes the devi
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by larodi 3mo ago
How come we(you?) decided it can be either, given everyone and their dog writes "demoscene" all across the scene?
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by larodi 3mo ago
exactly what is stated. it is demoscene, and people been calling it such. https://www.pouet.net/ calls it demoscene, https://scene.org/ calls it demoscene, and so does https://assembly.org , whic
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by larodi 3mo ago
LLMs got powerful enough to implement much of what's missing from scratch. My guess is most older devices/bootloaders would soon be jailbroken/cracked in some... automated manner thanks to LLMs getting very powerful in revers
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by larodi 3mo ago
So, is it that you are trying to convince me that random independent ML Joe, coined a term in a blog post, and then suddenly we all should agree this is the term, for something that a term already exists for? Besides, the bespoke @failspy,
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by larodi 3mo ago
Not trying to be a jerk, but demoscene is one word afaik? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene and everyone wrote it as a single word, here in comments to this article.
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by larodi 3mo ago
I suspect my jailbroken Kindles will soon get a brand new, in-house developed bare-metal OS of my own design 100%, as it is now possible to do it, which was nearly impossible few years ago...
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by larodi 3mo ago
here's unpopular view - thousands of people felt the dread of mathematics, that is no more, as they may advance together with the LLM. perhaps brilliant incredible in math lived, but they were not so many perhaps. now everyone can have
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by larodi 3mo ago
There’s no info who and why coined it. Ans statistics weighs in favour of what I try to convince you into, not against. So question is - why wouldn’t you drop? Are you an LLM perhaps… is hard to tell from text only but you act stubborn as o
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by larodi 3mo ago
first version... curprev 22:29, 29 May 2025 ZeevoX talk contribs 2,320 bytes +2,320 Create page for "abliterate" Tag: added link not very credible.
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by larodi 3mo ago
Wish more web looked like this really. Has distinct character.

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