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by petre 3y ago
I was under the impresdion that the LLM python tool also ran it?
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by petre 3y ago
I've used Chatbot Arena to count the number of banned items on the WADA anti doping list. Opus was next to useless while Mistral 7b did eventually count them after much persuasion.
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by petre 3y ago
Maybe that's what a premium car actually is right now: just a more polished economy car but with subscription services that you get for free in the cheaper car, less serviceability more expensive maintenance and repairs. Good luck, A
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by petre 3y ago
I'm sure it's mostly FUD. I had an Audi A1. Back to Japanese cars now. Never getting an Audi again. Instead of happily working like a car is supposed to, something always broke, it was difficult and expensive to service. The mecha
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by petre 3y ago
Too complicated, why not use a magnetic brake instead? The electric motor on hybrids essentially operates like a magnetic brake during regen. Works in 80% of the scenarios and for the rest of 20% we can just use the regular brakes.
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by petre 3y ago
Sure. I guess this explains the size of the US prison population.
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by petre 3y ago
Which one is worse, lose your job or end up in prison?
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by petre 3y ago
> Since authoritarianism can only do one thing at once, generally they have a weak military at the expense of stability. I wouldn't say Nazi Germany had a weak military. They had problems with too many tank models (to appease Hitler
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by petre 3y ago
I like the bot's tone. It speaks normally and informally, unlinke ChatGPT, doesn't spit out loads of nonsense and useless boilerplate and is actually engaging to talk with. It's also not heavily censored like Gemini, so you c
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by petre 3y ago
Meta and 'privacy-preserving' are a contradiction in terms.
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by petre 3y ago
Not available in your country. Great. I'm not in Iran btw.
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by petre 3y ago
Utterly useless AI from the user's perspective. I tried to make ask Gemini about Xi Jingping Thought, but it claimed it doesn't know. Then I asked how did Confucianism influence Xi Thought and it spit out a thorough answer.
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by petre 3y ago
They probably wanted to publish the work but couldn't do it, so they left it up to chance. If one really wants to destroy their work, they throw it into the fire like James Joyce did with Stephen Hero , or what became Portrait of the
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by petre 3y ago
> How will it look in 5 years when green stuff starts to grow in those horizontal grooves? That's a great idea. Why wait 5 years instead of seeding it with vegetation now, even algae? It will be greener, as not only in colour, but a
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by petre 3y ago
Sure. The "solution" is to disable preflight or override its styles. Also, this happened on a from scratch codebase without any funny css. https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/issues/6602
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by petre 3y ago
Too bad the buttons come out with transparent background. I gave up and used boostrap 5, since I had to actually get work done instead of reading github issues.
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by petre 3y ago
Hiring bounty hunters to hunt down the perpetrators should also be tax deductible then.
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by petre 3y ago
People concerned with the "news" should read this[1]. By a a playwright and poet who's also a journalist[2] that works at RFI. He wrote a satiric novel about an underground race of rats conspiring with world governments to ke
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by petre 3y ago
So we need something like XMPP that is as easy to set up as WhatsApp or Messenger and still uses an e-mail like address? I think a way to deal with spam is to issue a proof of work challenge to the sender.
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by petre 3y ago
It could be useful in the car but it's too dumb without a LLM behind it.
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by petre 3y ago
They do take abuse very seriously. If die Polizei asks for your info, because you've been operating an illegal torrent tracker, they could hand it over, having verified it with your id.
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by petre 3y ago
It's just a normal reaction of a ungovernable nation to a state that tries to regulate everything. They are already at the fifth republic, after guillotining their king. On the plus side they also love privacy, there's the right t
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by petre 3y ago
They'll train it on Xi Jingping Thought so that the people of China can move on with their lives and use the Xi bot instead of wasting precious man hours actually studying the texts. The Russians will obviously use it to spread Kreml
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by petre 3y ago
Yes, that's quite typical of Chinese (and to a lesser extent Korean) work culture. Shouting orders, slogans, zealotry, fierce competition, 996.
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by petre 3y ago
Because it's basically pouching?
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by petre 3y ago
You had the Capitol attack on the Trump administration's watch, so I wouldn't say it's oversold. Meanwhile the others are too busy showing off PC and LGBT progressivism, to the point that it just creates too much needless ten
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by petre 3y ago
You're probably aware that cat poo is where one gets the parasite from, right?
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by petre 3y ago
What's wrong with heat pumps, solar panels and EVs? For once I won't be forced ro breathe automotive fumes any longer. It's not like they're selling cigarettes and lobying that they're perfectly healthy. I still hav
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by petre 3y ago
If Architects had to work like this, you'd likely earn a reputation as a cheapskate and get the "sorry but we're busy with other projects" line, or get the design for a barn from some desperate junior architect.
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by petre 3y ago
Did this roll put? I have the latest version but no Phone number under privacy settings.

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