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llm_nerd
2y ago
Based upon someone's imaginary example? "less protectionism than literally every other country in the entire world" I ordered from Temu and it's shipped from China and arrives at my door with my local sales tax applied -
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2y ago
Specific rates weren't known because they were spitballed last minute, apparently based upon a ChatGPT conversation. That there were going to be significant tariffs has been openly gloated about by this admin and mouthpieces like Howar
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2y ago
Quiet? Trump has been bellowing about his tariffs for months. China, South Korea and Japan -- long absolute adversaries -- even had a meeting about how to respond. The actual tariff plan is 0% based upon reciprocity, and instead is based up
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2y ago
>Lutnick, the commerce secretary, has been CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald for over 2 decades. Lutnick clearly has zero actual influence in this administration. He's a barking dog sent to do TV soundbites, and his explanations are often fu
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2y ago
Okay, I will concede it isn't balanced. There are magnitudes more delusional or in-denial people underselling AI in hopes that they can create a reality and that the status quo remains unchanged (and they're probably sure that e
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2y ago
"According to the company’s marketing materials, Xiaomi’s Navigate on Autopilot function can change lanes, speed a car up or down, make turns or brake with minimal human input." The driver had been flagged multiple times for takin
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2y ago
I laugh at the vibe coding nonsense now -- yeah, a million people making tiny variations of the same crappy web games is not revelatory -- but it truly does feel like there are extremes that are just as harmful. On the one side are the supe
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2y ago
I mean...what image? The original listing had a terrible pay rate, they proudly boast that you'll be working 12-16 hour days and will start your employment making collection calls, which...I'd rather plunge toilets with my lips. I
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2y ago
Thought that listing was parody when I first saw it a week or so again. Since then the pay range has increased substantially -- originally it was, I believe, $80 - $120K for your "12 to 15 hour days", and onboarding that literally
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2y ago
> Driverless systems aren't slightly safer than the average driver, they're significantly safer. Waymo operates an extremely conservative system that uses human oversight, roof mounted LIDAR, 100% 3D mapped environment in a v
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2y ago
There was one second between the driver taking over and the collision, so it was likely a panic reaction to an imminent crash. Which is fundamentally the problem with self driving technologies. If it isn't 100%, it might just increase
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2y ago
Of course they can get him back. If you've looked on Twitter at the account of the president of El Salvador, the guy is a lickspittle fanboy of Trump and Musk and is absolutely desperate to have their attention. If they tell him to j
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2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXE0UTHnV5g It is a ground effect vehicle.
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2y ago
The Camera app wouldn't need an ATT confirmation, of course. Apple has some other products which do feature targeted advertisements, including News and even the App Store itself. Apple created this problem for itself when they decided
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NoLiMa: Long-Context Evaluation Beyond Literal Matching
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2y ago
They are testing for a very straightforward needle retrieval, as LLMs traditionally were terrible for this in longer contexts. There are some more advanced tests where it's far less impressive. Just a couple of days ago Adobe released
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2y ago
My older brother would type in games on the Atari 400 from magazines like Compute! The 400 had a brutal membrane keyboard, and we had no storage so you could then enjoy it until the device powered down and then that work was lost. The compu
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2y ago
Indeed. I wasn't very clear but my point was that other quasi authoritative sources describe it as a communications/coordination standard, whereas this is talking from a power delivery perspective.
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2y ago
Google has had almost perfect recall in the needle in the haystack test since 1.5[1], achieving close to 100% over the entire context window. I can't provide a link benchmarking 2.5 Pro in particular, but this has been a solved problem
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2y ago
Having never heard the term V2X before, a quick search brought me to a wiki page that describes it as the wireless proposals to allow for vehicle-to-'everything' communications that would allow for higher safety and efficiency. h
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2y ago
The GI of sugar (sucrose) and HFCS is largely the same. Indeed, the HFCS-55 used in colas actually has less glucose and more fructose, and fructose actually doesn't lead to a blood sugar spike (or, more correctly, a much lower impact),
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2y ago
Sucrose is 50% fructose, 50% glucose. HFCS has from 42-55% fructose (there are grades), the rest being glucose (well some 25% of HFCS is water, but simplifying to the nutritive parts) In the body it's literally all the same with minor
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2y ago
>So it doesn't surprise me that their video editing tools are designed for a single user at a time. The editors of Severance are actually using Avid. For music composition they're using Albeton. Neither are Apple products. The
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2y ago
It is pretty obvious that their use of Apple hardware is forced on them by Apple for this show. As said in TFA, he could have had a Chromebook on his desk. And for that matter he could have been remoted into a massive server from that Chrom
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2y ago
Indeed, I still have a GeForce Now "founders" subscription as my son uses it, and I did originally use it to scratch the Civilization itch. At least until 2k got greedy and removed it. But...wait...just looking and it appears that
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2y ago
If the discussion was about the best way to play games remotely, your curious would be a great sneer. But it isn't. It's about someone doing full-screen video editing over a remote connection. And FWIW, remoting Civilization is a
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It looks like an absolutely brutal way to edit video[1], even with an incredible internet connection. This is a compromise courtesy of the reality of the Apple hardware ecosystem and not some sort of ideal way of working. Sometimes I play
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2y ago
I've been in this industry for three decades now, and one thing that I've observed in a number of teams is that when someone has a really strongly held belief about something in this field -- microservices, languages, web framewor
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To be fair they said one of the strongest models. We're at the point now where any heavily monetized player can build one of the strongest models. I mean, especially with all of the incredibly open Chinese companies releasing cutting
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2y ago
Musk threw in xAI ownership to sell those bonds, which themselves have an 11% rate. Musk basically backstopped the bonds by giving a heads up of this . No, that was absolute fantasy numbers, and in no universe did it verify any value o
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