maeil

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by maeil 2y ago
Interesting, I'm the exact same, but so far hadn't come across anyone else with this issue. I think the two aspects might be related. Possibly the average brain is more finetuned to recognize speech specifically, which comes at th
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by maeil 2y ago
"All of them" is a big word, preventing is another one. Correcting the overwhelming majority of them is possible.
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by maeil 2y ago
> Not event sure they can actually delighting users and make money at the same time. Of course they can, they just have to settle for single-digit $billion yearly profits instead of double or triple-digit ones. Unacceptable!
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by maeil 2y ago
Let's say a torrent website asks the user through an LLM interface what kind of copyrighted content they want to download and then offers me links based on that, and makes money off of it. The user is "inputting variables into the
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by maeil 2y ago
I do live in one of the (if not the biggest) excessive packaging capitals of the world, so it might be that. Happy to hear they've moved away from it elsewhere.
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by maeil 2y ago
Unless I'm missing something, that just seems like standard non-alcoholic drinks. Which miss the key flavour ingredient I'm talking about - the alcohol! The way it tingles your mouth, the warmth as it goes down, it completely chan
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by maeil 2y ago
The benchmark you're linking in 2 is genuinely meaningless due to it being 1 specific task. I can easily make a benchmark for another task (that I'm personally working on) where e.g. Gemini is much better than GPT4-Vision and any
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by maeil 2y ago
I'm sure I'm not the only one who just really enjoys the taste of alcohol and would love a way to drink more of it without its effects, both the "positive" and the negative side. It's genuinely one of my big wishe
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by maeil 2y ago
The very least you could do is have human review of these cases where accounts are shut down, have an actual human appeal system. You can't convince me that this wouldn't significantly decrease the false positive rate (without sig
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by maeil 2y ago
> But there might be no actual possible course of action which would avoid both forms of outrage! > And, at a large scale, false positive rates and false negative rates are usually in a trade-off, even when people supposedly agree on
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by maeil 2y ago
Shaving blades, which millions are sold of per year, Ive never seen without what amounts to a plastic clamshell.
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by maeil 2y ago
> it's also notable that openai prioritizes coding abilities, whereas meta treats it more as an afterthought (separating out codellama, and zuck confirmed that its not impt for him in the dwarkesh interview). yes we know code corpus
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by maeil 2y ago
I think that's a dangerous way to phrase things. Not because it's technically wrong, but because of its implications. It doesn't make sense to compare things on a purely "above 0" standard when the orders of magnitu
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by maeil 2y ago
Until it arrives it's nothing but an empty promise. The biggest players have a lot to gain from not allowing export, or doing what Apple does with "right to repair" and now the DSA in the EU; technically "supporting&quot
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by maeil 3y ago
I'm referring to the process of switching where my passkeys are stored to a different place. E.g. moving from them being stored by Apple to them being stored by Google or any other provider.
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by maeil 3y ago
> You get a link (or more commonly a QR code) that you open from the device on which you already have the passkey to grant access to the new device. Because surely such devices never get stolen, or dropped from a cliff.
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by maeil 3y ago
For every single one of your 100+ accounts? What if you forget an account when doing so, then it's lost forever? If one of the 100+ websites is momentarily down I simply have to keep the old passkey provider around until it comes back
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by maeil 3y ago
Using a good old password means you don't rely on any particular service, period. Passkeys means you do, you rely on either a particular type of device (e.g. Apple device) or a SaaS. It doesn't matter how many SaaSes offer it or h
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by maeil 3y ago
This is very accurate, in particular when the output type of something depends on the input type. Data validation, typed database access, or functional programming libraries are good examples. Particularly the modern, leading libraries of s
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by maeil 3y ago
Companies definitely do and they may have had a hand in the article but I can vouch that most comments here are probably genuine (or maybe I'm just another astroturfer!). It helps that Zoho's main competitor is GSuite. That's
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by maeil 3y ago
Of all people I know who don't support the Israeli government (including myself), none of them use Tiktok. It really seems a stretch.
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by maeil 3y ago
> AFAIK, there has never been any evidence or reason to suspect TikTok of sharing private data from Americans with the Chinese government. It seems like simply being from China is the crime the US government wants to ban TikTok for. htt
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by maeil 3y ago
> China doesn't give foreigners meaningful access to their markets (and when they do, it comes with a pile of restrictions, including on ownership structure); Unlimited access to any bit of IP of the company that at any point finds
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by maeil 3y ago
Any recommendations for where we can learn about this approach, or recommended search terms? I'm struggling to find anything through Google that isn't about the Unity component system in specific. Is it this? [1] https:/&#x2
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by maeil 3y ago
It's an argument for example setting, that this is the consequence of causing such an enormous amount of harm to society, including indirect and possibly direct deaths, for nothing put personal material gain. Deterrence. And the amount
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by maeil 3y ago
Korea has had 13 presidents. Out of those, the first 2 weren't from 경상도, 김대중 wasn't from there either and neither is the current president. 박근혜 moved out of the region to Seoul when she was 1 year old so hardly "produced&quot
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by maeil 3y ago
Out of curiosity, which part of the EU do you find so good?
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by maeil 3y ago
> What can I honestly do, go protest about it somewhere and lose my job because I'm not at work? What you can do is when these topics are brought up in "polite company", don't take the non-confrontationalist side that
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by maeil 3y ago
Unfortunately that kind of generalization being inaccurate is exactly what makes this problem so difficult. Every case needs to be judged independently, but that takes a lot of time and effort that no one person individually has. A corporat
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by maeil 3y ago
Kind of, yes. The other 96% of the world population has pretty much managed just that. No where else depends on iMessage and the idea of depending on such a single-platform app to keep in touch with people is baffling.

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