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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
semi-related: https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/cloudflar...
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Wikipedia Censored in UK(twitter.com)
11 points by lemoncookiechip 1y ago|8 comments
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
Whole chain of comments: https://imgur.com/PU7nROZ
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
I find it odd that investors are still so motivated to drop money into AI, specifically LLMs, not because I don't see value in the technology, I do, but because it feels to me like it only takes a few months (if that) for your company
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
This is speculation on my part: I assume US citizens tend to drive more short distances within cities to get to places, like shopping, while many EU cities are walk-able. Cities and city entrances have the largest concentration of people an
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
>“Made in the USA” became synonymous with poor quality and high prices. This. It's like everyone collectively forgot. If that time period had the internet meme culture of today, “Made in the USA” would've become one the same wa
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
The comment section in the article is revolting. I don't know if they're state actors, or if they're real people with those beliefs, but my god.
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
Fascism had it's roots in Capitalism. The elites not only welcomed it, but they backed it, because it helped shut down workers right movements and keep things stable at a time when the workers right movement was hurting their bottom li
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
Because this isn't about that. This is about having a perceived enemy that only you can fight. If it wasn't immigrants (legal or illegal), it would be a different group, within or outside of your borders. It's fascism 101.
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
I've used Pocket in combination with the In My Pocket add-on for a very long time on a daily basis. I don't particularly care about the online specific features, I don't care about syncing, or any of that. I've used Pock
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
Honestly, I think they pose a far bigger risk to some adults. Adult's have a harder time making friends, in changing themselves when stuck in a loop, and loneliness is growing exponentially in big cities. Of course children are childre
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India Strikes Pakistan(bbc.com)
12 points by lemoncookiechip 1y ago|1 comments
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
That might be true, but also consider this. These people are watching their peers, as well as their students being persecuted and in some cases removed from campus. A lower salary (if applicable) is more appealing than no salary, or in some
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
Insert Toy Story "I don't want to play with you anymore." meme here.
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
The main issue is that they've had plenty of instances where the LLM outputted copyrighted content verbatim, like it happened with the New York Times and some book authors. And then there's DALL-E, which is baked into ChatGPT and
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
It's about as illegal as the billions, if not trillions of IPs that ClosedAI infringed to train their own data without consent. Not that they're alone, and I personally don't mind that AI companies do it, but it's still
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
Wouldn't that still be piracy? They own the rights of distribution, but do they (or Amazon) have the rights to use said books for LLM training? And what rights would those even be?
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
What I find amusing is that this is Google. It's their bots, and now LLMs as well, that have hammered people's websites for years.
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
And how well did kicking them out of the mainstream social platforms to hide them under the rug do? Rumble, Truth Social, Kick, and how many more echo chambers? You even gave the example of Alex Jones, he was silenced by the mainstream soci
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
It's that: Spacial awareness, struggling to maintain the personas (and often talking for the player/s), difficulty improvising, pacing issues, lack of initiative, and just an over reliance on prompting to keep going correctly.
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
DLSS4 is coming to other RTX cards, eventually. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/dlss4-multi-frame-...
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
I have a feeling regular consumers will have trouble buying 5090s. RTX 5090: 32 GB GDDR7, ~1.8 TB/s bandwidth. H100 (SXM5): 80 GB HBM3, ~3+ TB/s bandwidth. RTX 5090: ~318 TFLOPS in ray tracing, ~3,352 AI TOPS. H100: Optimized for
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
A reminder that in a recent interview with [1] NBC News, Trump spoke very positively of Tiktok, saying it played a role in his campaign reaching a younger demographic and saying he would fight to keep it around. He takes office on the day a
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
Donald Trump in a recent interview with NBC said he would do what he can to help TikTok since it had played a part in getting him elected. He takes office on Jan 20th.
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
You can read their open letter yourself, whether or not you agree with their logic is up for you to decide. https://huggingface.co/spaces/PR-Puppets/PR-Puppet-Sora
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
I'm very confused. Chrome is just Chromium with Google's own Telemetry. Chromium is open and maintained primarily by Google. Sure, there's a userbase, but you need a business model to take advantage of it in the first place b
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
> And this right here is why its so frustrating to me that the term "AI" is used for LLMs. They are impressive for certain tasks, but they are nothing close to artificial intelligence and were never designed to be. We've h
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
Here's what I've been doing a lot recently. Videos have a transcript button in the description. Click it, copy paste the text into ChatGPT or your preferred LLM and ask it to summarize it via bullet-points or whatever method you m
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
> If you're stuck in a room and the only thing you can do is read a math textbook you are going to do it. I would literally doodle, stare out a window, zone out daydreaming, or anything else other than read a textbook I didn't
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by lemoncookiechip 2y ago
I can't wait to read about renters not only having to pay their landlords rent, but also extra subscriptions for common amenities, like central heating, A/C, and even shower. The dream is a subscription for everything.

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