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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
Looks very neat. Have you considered offering it through the App Store? I would pay a modestly higher price for that. Or for open source. But the combination of closed source and not being on the App Store is a bit of a dealbreaker for me.
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
Can you expand on this at all? What are you asking the agent for help with?
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
> This is off the top of my head, someone actually doing it would use real encryption Naa, they’d just slap it into telegram.
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
While I completely agree with your premise, the software can be improved. It can be programmed to drop down to 5 miles an hour or less depending on street size, pedestrian proximity, school zone, etc. If only the same could be said for the
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
And then Minecraft writes to a log 18,000 times a second, moaning about being unable to contact the telemetry provider until your disk fills up. I don’t know if they ever fix that bug, because I uninstalled the thing. The third-party launch
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
I got really excited when I saw that you were releasing your model. > Today we're releasing our new model* - Lemon Slice 2, a 20B-parameter diffusion transformer that generates infinite-length video at 20fps on a single GPU - and op
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
Are you trying to say that the AirTag is so strictly utilitarian, that they couldn’t have found a spot for a lanyard hole? I disagree, they could have, they didn’t want to. Beyond the look, this sure panders to their accessory partners. How
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
I’d rather they spent the money ensuring no trains ever left their tracks rather than halving the destruction if they do.
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
And also to reduce account sharing. How will a family share an account when they simultaneously make the adult account more “adult”, and make the kids account more annoying for adults. Lots of upsides for them.
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by peddling-brink 9mo ago
I’m no expert, but I certainly wouldn’t call that racism. Bias, absolutely. And it’s important that we acknowledge our biases. But in a more literal sense, the chance of your joke landing was likely higher due to the things that you stated
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by peddling-brink 10mo ago
> Now that the ROM keys have been leaked (and assuming they are valid), a hacker could then decrypt and study the official bootloader and potentially use that as a starting point to understand how the PS5’s boot system works. This would
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by peddling-brink 10mo ago
Do you get grossed out when you step on a linoleum floor? Or you ride an escalator? Or drink out of a thermos? Culture contaminates.
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by peddling-brink 10mo ago
Language is fluid. This is ok. There are many bad things about LLMs, but a benign shift in popular language usage isn't one of them.
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by peddling-brink 10mo ago
But have you considered the shareholders? The line must go up. Cynicism aside, I wish there was a happy medium where companies could just _make money_ and not always have to make _even more money_.
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by peddling-brink 10mo ago
Ahh, this was really cool. I’m not sure I understand the kernel much better, but init and the concept of an operating system make a lot more sense. I’d love a similarly styled part two that dives into making a slightly useful distro from “s
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by peddling-brink 10mo ago
Imagine a lonely person desperate for conversation. A child feeling neglected by their parents. A spouse, unable to talk about their passions with their partner. The LLM can be that conversational partner. It will just as happily talk about
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by peddling-brink 11mo ago
> What's the difference when the mass support for incompetence is indiscernible from malice? POSIWID The purpose of a system is what it does. - Stafford Beer I try to look at the things I create through this lens. My intentions don’
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by peddling-brink 11mo ago
Yes, but nobody’s paying for it, and nobody’s getting rich off that. Or at least they could be getting more rich. Won’t someone think of the quarterly reports?
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by peddling-brink 11mo ago
It’s also the default for iOS, at least when swipe typing.
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by peddling-brink 11mo ago
LLM's are not kids. Kids sometimes lie, it's a part of the learning process. Lying to cover up a mistake is not a strong sign of psychopathy. > This is a fundamental violation of trust. I don't disagree. It sounds like the
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by peddling-brink 11mo ago
That is the part which most frightens me. If the LLMs become the bastions of truth because the open web has fallen to slop, truth becomes privatized and unverifiable.
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
Essentially yes, it’s a data set that can help train or fine tune another model or similar research. From the site: > Pico-Banana-400K serves as a versatile resource for advancing controllable and instruction-aware image editing. Beyond
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
This was part of the plot of Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson. In the book they used bingo style mechanical RNGs, by hand.
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
What’s the word for “a good thing that happens for a bad reason”?
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
Rational discourse? Not working for a marketing team? Realism?
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
lol, I don’t know if you work there or not, but directing folks to send their account info to a random Twitter address is, not considered best practice.
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
I got a wordle clone with no prediction mechanic.
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
The sound is on by default.
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
> bonuses/promotions more like continued employment.
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by peddling-brink 1y ago
> The eleventh flight test of Starship is preparing to launch as soon as Monday, October 13. The launch window will open at 6:15 p.m. CT.

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