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by outofpaper 2y ago
LLMs are tools that allow us quick access to stochastic text. They are dream machines that snatch what might be and other maybes' from the ether. They are filtered monekys on typewriters and they are wonderful in a pinch. Also to answe
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by outofpaper 2y ago
How is a project library of API wrappers... a project library with one project an example of how this is all decentralized ?
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Video games automate whole chunks of play, be that imagination with graphics and sound effects, other players with virtual enemies and allies, let alone all the automation that goes into multi-player games.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Likely for the engagement... any bets as to if they are a bot or not?
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by outofpaper 2y ago
> Most 3D TV however is in a side-by-side format where half of the horizontal frame is used for one eye and the other half is used for the other eye so you really do lose some horizontal resolution. This is not how 3d TVs work, it's
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Absolutely, AI's impact is clear-cut. When it works seamlessly, it fades into the background, letting non-engineers enjoy our creations. But when it falters, it distracts and adds no value. Our focus should be on delivering flawless cr
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by outofpaper 2y ago
What do you meany by ouw two primary senses are, "sight and vision"
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Ya, it's odd to say it's not on other browsers when they all have it just to variable degrees... it's almost as if there are comment bots here that are trained on outdated data ;)
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Who has gotten jail or prison time for copyright violations in recent times? I’m aware of recent cases in Canada where defendants chose to ignore a court ruling and attempt to republish very similar material as what the court had originally
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Potential candidates might include rare minerals or isotopes that are scarce on Earth. Another possibility could be revolutionary scientific data or biological samples unique to Mars, which could be invaluable for research. Oh, and media, w
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by outofpaper 2y ago
You can if you want, but that ignores how one of the accepted definitions of "man" is humanity. If you're just swapping words without understanding their deeper implications, you might miss the point. It's not about the
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by outofpaper 2y ago
>having a law to require MS to allow offline set-up by all users would be an overreach HOW? Until now we haven't needed a law because OS developers haven't been this brazen. In any case there are likely actually a few laws that
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by outofpaper 2y ago
It's more than just your ear. The way we use language to describe individuals versus groups highlights a divide between personal responsibilities and collective rights. All too often individuals use the group as a means to avoid person
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Imagine a world where you can upgrade your device's RAM, storage, and cores with a simple digital purchase. It’s a bittersweet idea—practical for many, yet potentially pricey. Could Apple be considering this innovation?
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by outofpaper 2y ago
They say that will do this so long as users don't opt out.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
The irony is that with thier latest update GPT4o now builds out a dataset of things that you've provided during chats since the update. Essentially a limited RAG db that has data added to it based on their fuzzy logic rules.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
It's perfect for organizing people's /tmp folder
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Oh come now no need to be grumpy. We need to just accept that this is somewhere between managing your files using an algorithm that integrates a roulette wheel and a system that instead has Russian roulette built in. In either case its go
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by outofpaper 2y ago
How does it compare to Llavva? Have you bemchmarked it?
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Maybe we need to work on Sound bites - The only thing every project has in common is that they are all different projects. - Success in one project doesn't guarantee success in another.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
https://snapdrop.net/ is a great solution that unlike KDE doesn't require installation. Along with https://webwormhole.io/ they are my go to for transferring assets between systems. Both use WebRTC.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
This is a generalization. These proprietary systems do different things at different times. With GPT4o you can see little icons when a RAG is in use or when code and tests are being used. People, we have to stop talking about what we know
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Ah the corporate dream of a salesperson inside the ear of every consumer.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
I agree with you on most counts save for the piracy. It's highly dependent on market segment, with less affluent sectors especially with youth you'll find very high privacy rates. I look forward to the day an fdroid like platform
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by outofpaper 2y ago
The government is letting you provide service using tax-payer fiber. That makes for a fair bit of profit. Take away the fiber n try operating an ISP. Oh I know there's StarLink but that's not going to giver everyone in a city broa
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by outofpaper 2y ago
I think a number of us are using the method and these folks decided to do a paper and release their findings.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Just clone the scroll messaging from any old generic that works already. MiM for the easy win.
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by outofpaper 3y ago
This Vox article feels almost as clickbate and turn key as its subject material. It's filled with links upon links, not to sources but to other vox articles and vox search results. It's like reading in a library only to realize, a
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by outofpaper 3y ago
While it lacks a search feature last I checked there's always https://github.com/davidfstr/webcrystal One .py file. Only one dependency (urllib3).n with a little love the concept could become a full transparent pr
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by outofpaper 3y ago
I'm pretty sure the media is the trench coat and always has been.

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