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by leumon 8mo ago
Asked gemini and it said to use ground handling wheels. I think it actually makes sense to use that for this distance.
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by leumon 8mo ago
My locally running nemotron-3-nano quantized to Q4_K_M gets this right. (although it used 20k thought tokens before answering the question)
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by leumon 8mo ago
For programmers or people who know computers quite well the difference to claude code is small i would say. But for "Normies" its magical that you can just ask your computer to do anything from anywhere (set timers, install stable
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by leumon 8mo ago
although apparently only the max subscription includes glm-5
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by leumon 8mo ago
might be slower, but then it can get the actual image as input, not just some description of it
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by leumon 8mo ago
Next try actually teaching it to see by training a projector with a vision encoder on gpt-oss.
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by leumon 8mo ago
they tested it at xhigh reasoning though, which is probably double the cost of Anthropic's model. Cost to Run Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index: GPT-5.2 Codex (xhigh): $3244 Claude Opus 4.5-reasoning: $1485 (and probably similar v
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by leumon 9mo ago
according to the age-prediction page, the changes are: > If [..] you are under 18, ChatGPT turns on extra safety settings. [...] Some topics are handled more carefully to help reduce sensitive content, such as: - Graphic violence or gore
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by leumon 9mo ago
well now you can unlock an 18+ version for sexual role-play so i guess its the other way around
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by leumon 9mo ago
> We’re continuing to make progress toward a version of ChatGPT designed for adults over 18, grounded in the principle of treating adults like adults, and expanding user choice and freedom within appropriate safeguards. To support this,
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by leumon 10mo ago
Or could it be that it's using tool calls in reasoning (e.g. a google search)?
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by leumon 10mo ago
One other test you could add is generating a chessboard from a FEN. I was surprised to see NBP able to do that (however, it seems to only work with fewer pieces, after a certain amount it makes mistakes or even generates a completely wrong
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Show HN: Open-source, offline voice typing and live captions for Android(github.com)
4 points by leumon 10mo ago|0 comments
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by leumon 11mo ago
It's just that I have the feeling that people avoid using the actual em-dash in fear of being accused that the text is ai generated. (Which isnt a valid indicator anyway) Maybe its just my perception that i notice this more since LLMs
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by leumon 11mo ago
Is there a reason why this text uses "-" as em-dashes "—"?
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by leumon 11mo ago
This problem wouldn't exist if openai wouldn't store chatlogs (which of course they want to do, so that they can train on that data to improve the models). But calling nyt the bad guy here is simply wrong because it's not str
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by leumon 1y ago
This isn't memory until the weights update as you talk. (same applies to chatgpt)
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by leumon 1y ago
Maybe this is just some niche use-case, but I tested it with a 268x98 png screenshot, and it made the image bigger and worse: https://files.catbox.moe/7so3z6.png
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by leumon 1y ago
Or use the 'privacy redirect' extension which lets you specify your preferred nitter instance. It also works for other platforms.
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by leumon 1y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/sep/20/heathrow-air...
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by leumon 1y ago
You can schedule test calls and call in the scheduled time slot (US only) Test calls confirm that your local 911 service can receive your 911 call and has the correct location information. Test calls can be scheduled by contacting your loc
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by leumon 1y ago
Seems like ai bots are indeed bypassing the challenge by computing it: https://social.anoxinon.de/@Codeberg/115033790447125787
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by leumon 1y ago
The average European household now spends close to €700 (£600) a year on three or more VOD subscriptions. Why not buy a Blu-ray a week, instead?
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by leumon 1y ago
Lmstudio or something like that on a laptop which has a lot of vram.
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by leumon 1y ago
which makes url shorteners even more attractive for printed media, because you don't have to type many characters manually
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by leumon 1y ago
Can also recommend: PassAndroid: to open apple/android wallet files (airplane/cinema tickets etc.) Find My Device (FMD) on F-Droid: replacement for the google version, works via sms commands or a self-hosted app AntennaPod
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by leumon 1y ago
No, but curve pay or paypal pay work (or any other app not relying on google pay)
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by leumon 1y ago
He said in the video that they tested regular people (uber driver, etc.) on arc-agi2 and at least 2 people were able to solve each task (an average of 9-10 people saw each task). Also this quote from the paper: None of the self-reported de
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by leumon 1y ago
They actually once used a neural net on-device in iOS 14, when they introduced the translate app. It worked offline, but actually sometimes produced some bad or hilarious translations.
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by leumon 1y ago
My guess: So that they can get more training data to improve their models which will eventually be subscription only.

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