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   by pmdr 1y ago

   > CEO Jensen Huang has said robotics is the company’s largest growth opportunity outside of artificial intelligence > The Jetson Thor chips are equipped with 128GB of memory, which is essential for big AI models. Just put it into a ro
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   by pmdr 1y ago

   I've been using Linux on and off since 2005. I've mostly stuck with Ubuntu after briefly using Slackware, but found myself using Windows like 95% of the time in the last few years. Then DHH launched Omakub and, for me, it's b
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   by pmdr 1y ago

   Vimium, (neo)vim and vim key bindings have been life-changing.
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   by pmdr 1y ago

   The free internet is mostly gone already. Most people already only browse the same 5-10 sites belonging to big tech, thus already part of the surveillance apparatus.
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   by pmdr 1y ago

   Is it? NFLX is at an all-time high right now.
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   by pmdr 1y ago

   > It's good at micro, but not macro. That's what I've found as well. Start describing or writing a function, include the whole file for context and it'll do its job. Give it a whole codebase and it will just wander in
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   by pmdr 1y ago

   So basically nvidia handing out cash to itself. <insert Obama medal meme>
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   by pmdr 1y ago

   chat.openai.com to chatgpt.com made sense. Chatgpt.com to chat.com makes less sense IMO, for it's the "gpt" part that people know is associated with AI. They probably bought chat.com just to show off, they burn billions every
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   by pmdr 1y ago

   Learning opportunities are indeed better. But time sinks such as TikTok and YouTube have gotten exponentially better (read: addictive). I think there's a higher overall likelihood that a kid gets trapped in doomscrolling than in Khan A
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    It's still pretty much nil-profit.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    I don't think they're even getting paid for this one.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    What's the point of this article besides free propaganda? It seems to me like every other AI shop except for OpenAI and possibly Anthropic only gets mentioned once they actually release something.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    It's probably just good old-fashioned greed. Worked for X and Reddit, why wouldn't it work for them?
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    I found https://ludwig.guru to be a good replacement for that. But, yes, Google sucked a lot less back then & you even got relevant & longer search suggestions. Someone had to 'fix' that. Everything for the b
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    It sits between millions of users and the websites they desire to visit, and if they're on the right network using the right browser, they won't even know it. It's #24 on this list https://companiesmarketcap.com&#x
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    > PSA: UK users can visit all their favourite websites in Tor Browser. And get to solve a dozen whack-a-mole intentionally-slow-loading reCAPTCHAs just to see the page, or worse, end up in a Cloudflare redirect loop.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    Imagine if WinRAR didn't let you archive or name your files what you want. How we were trusted with such DESTRUCTIVE tools all these years is beyond me. /s
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    Mainly because (cloud-hosted, bigger & smarter) LLMs probably offer no added privacy benefit. Self-hosted models are dumber, neutered and unpredictable.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    > Then basic tasks get hidden. > The lack of customization is really annoying. This has been plaguing pretty much all software for at least 15 years now. Everyone wants to get away with an MVP. Advanced settings are deeply buried or t
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    Metrics aside, Grok model names make more sense than OpenAI. I've really lost track of which one is better and in which way.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    > This is an ephemeral marketing puff piece. As is probably more than half of the inescapable AI hype. Imagine replacing most devices and workers with their hallucinating counterparts.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    They've all done that, it should be obvious by now. Training on just freely available data only gets you so far.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    LinkedIn doesn't want you working, 'cause working people don't really have time to waste on LinkedIn (unless that's their job). LinkedIn wants you on their app with a racing heartbeat every time you get a notification th
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    Firefox Focus as a content filter has always worked for me on Safari. Nowadays I mostly use Brave, though.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    It's not a monopoly if it's at least 5 companies /s
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    > Whitney Wolfe Herd, the founder of the dating app Bumble, proclaimed last year that the platform may soon allow users to automate dating itself, disrupting old-fashioned human courtship by providing them with an AI “dating concierge” t
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    I really doubt that, in an industry where chips are so hard to come by, draw so much power and are so terribly expensive, big players could at any time flip a switch and become profitable. They burn through insane amounts of cash and are, f
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    First time reading about this, thank you!
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    Silence keeps food on the table.
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    by pmdr 1y ago

    Well, the first comment accurately describes reddit AND it hasn't been downvoted to hell, so you might be right.