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by permo-w 1y ago
based on what?
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by permo-w 1y ago
I honestly think people are so massively panicking over nothing with AI. even wrt graphic design, which I think people are most worried about, the main, central skill of a graphic designer is not the actual graft of sitting down and drawing
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by permo-w 1y ago
not even necessarily complicated, but also obscure
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by permo-w 1y ago
I would have no issues with EA and this model if they didn't have the policy of switching off their online servers a few years after the next iteration comes out. Activision has never done this with afaik any Call of Duty (although the
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by permo-w 1y ago
I remember people saying all this same stuff 10-15 years ago, and Ubisoft and EA are still going. Will they ever go too far with it I wonder
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by permo-w 1y ago
amusing
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by permo-w 1y ago
I see you are unable to point to them
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by permo-w 1y ago
the Mail app has its own massive issues. for whatever reason it is completely unable to just background sync and notify you immediately when you get an email. why is every messaging app able to do this instantaneously but email is not? also
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by permo-w 1y ago
you can see why they do. for me the only real fear of moving to android (I did anyway) was losing access to the Apple ecosystem. on the other hand, they've railroaded themselves into this situation by choosing it as the competitive adv
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by permo-w 1y ago
point to them
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by permo-w 1y ago
isn't it funny that half the time when you see criticism of LLMs it's almost like the words have been stolen from someone else? the opinion you're parroting here completely misses the point of LLMs. their purpose is not to st
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by permo-w 1y ago
does it really matter if it can be described as cognition or not? to me these models are useful for how effective they are, and that's literally it. the processes going on within them are extremely complex and at times very impressive,
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by permo-w 1y ago
is this just a copy paste of the PEP announcement?
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by permo-w 2y ago
Just have both. I'm massively off-put by the pricing tiers of Kagi because I feel my search habits are somewhere between tier 1 and 2 and tier 1 is an acceptable price and tier 2 is not. If I could just pay for what I use then I'd
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by permo-w 2y ago
since you've made a throwaway account to say this, I don't expect you to actually read this reply, so I'm not going to put any effort into writing this, but essentially this is a fundamental lack of understanding of humans, b
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by permo-w 2y ago
literally any service with a free trial--i.e. literally any service--has this "problem". it's an integral part of the equation in setting up free trials in the first place, and by no means a "trap". you're alwa
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by permo-w 2y ago
trying to "fix hallucinations" is like trying to fix humans being wrong. it's never going to happen. we can maybe iterate towards an asymptote, but we're never going to "fix hallucinations"
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by permo-w 2y ago
I find that if you turn off telemetry (i.e. turn on privacy) the resource hogging slows down a lot
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by permo-w 2y ago
Kagi should take it a step further and just charge per search
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by permo-w 2y ago
god I hate redditors. what is it about that website that makes every user so so incredibly desperate to jump on literally any bandwagon they can lay their woolly arses on?
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by permo-w 2y ago
this title is missing a comma
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by permo-w 2y ago
well then the question remains to be: where do the loyalties of TSMC lie, and where do the loyalties of its employees lie?
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by permo-w 2y ago
do you not think that if China invaded Taiwan, the top minds there would just leave and go elsewhere? the machines they use are built in the Netherlands. I know it's not quite as simple as that, but I don't think it'd be the
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by permo-w 2y ago
to be fair, I also made quite a lot of profit in stocks in the last few days without any inside knowledge of the whitehouse. it was a fairly safe bet that these tariffs were not going to last forever, and even if they were, there'd be
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by permo-w 2y ago
has no one considered that it could be simple market manipulation? have Trump's friends and allies been buying stocks in the last week or so?
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by permo-w 2y ago
is TSMC not currently building a plant in the US? and ASML are Dutch, so they're not at risk. I’m not saying that China taking Taiwan wouldn't be a massive strategic boon, but I don't think it would be "having the world
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by permo-w 2y ago
I don't like the language and method of phrasing that she's chosen here, and I think trying to lead it back to Columbus is a bit ridiculous, but she's not really wrong about the climate crisis also somewhat being a racial cri
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by permo-w 2y ago
this seems less like an issue with accuracy and more like an issue with model providers making sure they don't get sued for libel
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by permo-w 2y ago
if you're not paying for it you're not advertising
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by permo-w 2y ago
>but we'd also lose (free) search engines. I doubt this. more likely we'd end up in a scenario where, as a way of capturing market share, large companies subsidise their search engine with other branches of their business, for

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