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by pogue 1y ago
Look at that bar graph comparing the price of every model compared to Claude Opus It's a shame it's so good for coding https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/claude-4-opus-thinking/...
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by pogue 1y ago
Bring back Lina Khan and her monopoly crushing super powers. We need another Teddy Roosevelt type character to be our trust-busting savior or these companies will continue running roughshod over us until they've privatized the air we b
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by pogue 1y ago
Privacyguides.org & r/degoogle have a lot of really helpful suggestions and articles on this subject as well. Plus, you can ask directly if you need help. https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/ https:&#
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by pogue 1y ago
There are already quite a large number of studies looking at creatine's effects on memory in humans, to the point there have been meta analysises of them. The effects of creatine supplementation on cognitive function in adults: a syst
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Russian infostealer sends commands to public LLM to craft requests on the fly(bleepingcomputer.com)
3 points by pogue 1y ago|1 comments
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by pogue 1y ago
Going through a public HuggingFace API of Qwen 2.5-Coder-32B-Instruct it makes requests to generate strings to steal info. I can imagine this will be a nightmare for AV companies going forward if malware becomes completely dynamic and can&#
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by pogue 1y ago
Could this be used for daytrading or something? If you search Gihub for financial ai projects [1] there are a number of interesting ones for finance & ai integration, some claiming to be stock pickers, and many are abandoned. As a finan
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by pogue 1y ago
I'll give it a try! I don't buy much except from Amazon, but I read your privacy policy and it all looks good.
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by pogue 1y ago
I'd expect it to be like DeepSeek in that regards since it's Chinese based. A friend of mine was able to get DeepSeek to explain Tiananmen Square to him by asking the question in leetspeak. I'm sure there's various jailb
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by pogue 1y ago
Is it free? Not particularly a fan of the privacy policy maintaining my data eternally & transferring it worldwide to whoever https://carconsul.com/privacy-policy
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by pogue 1y ago
Sounds pretty interesting. Is there some master list of vendors that gives the best rewards for each bank's card you're using to assess which card the extension recommends?
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China's moonshot launches free AI model Kimi K2 that outperforms GPT4(venturebeat.com)
6 points by pogue 1y ago|3 comments
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by pogue 1y ago
... and DeepSeek (via certain metrics). Announcement with details on benchmarks: https://moonshotai.github.io/Kimi-K2/ Accessible via their website https://www.kimi.com/ and interestingly they offer an
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by pogue 1y ago
Why couldn't someone just compile Chromium and strip out webRequestBlocking from the code?
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by pogue 1y ago
Ah ha!
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by pogue 1y ago
I would like to see it as an app, tbh! If I could run it as an APK with a nice GUI interface for picking different models to run, that would be a killer feature.
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by pogue 1y ago
What is an "AOL Moment"? Some kind of point of complete failure? I searched & asked ai but I couldn't find the context.
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by pogue 1y ago
I'm surprised to hear that about Linux Mint. I installed it on an ancient laptop for my octogenarian mother and she could get around in it just fine after I explained to her how to use their 'store' to install apps. The inter
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by pogue 1y ago
If you want to check out Zorin, or other popular Linux flavors, in your browser to see if you like them without having to install them on a VM/separate partition, try Distro Sea: https://distrosea.com/ There's als
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AI sycophancy: The downside of a digital yes-man(axios.com)
3 points by pogue 1y ago|0 comments
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by pogue 1y ago
Do you mean the github project linked in this post? I'm looking for a hosts based Spotify blocklist that would work on Windows HOSTS or a Pi-hole or something like that.
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by pogue 1y ago
Tfa?
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by pogue 1y ago
Can you share a pre made hosts blocklist that is regularly updated & works on Spotify? The ones I've come across are all dated or still let ads through.
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by pogue 1y ago
Yeah, probably not in the extension itself. But, Fakespot, on their web based reviews, had listings to alternative or better rated products than the one you were searching for. Possibly a bit of a conflict, but as far as I'm aware, it&
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by pogue 1y ago
I saw that actually. I mentioned in another post on here recently that I figured that the only way a Fakespot v2 could exist is with a subscription model, but on the other hand, it's probably not something I could afford. Good luck wit
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by pogue 1y ago
I did search around looking for alternatives and the landscape isn't great. There's ReviewMeta.com which doesn't work 100% of the time and is no longer actively maintained as far as I can tell. TheReviewIndex.com I didn'
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by pogue 1y ago
That's interesting, but it doesn't exactly answer my question about switching my keyboard to Russian.
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by pogue 1y ago
I would recommend giving Linux Mint a try. It's very newbie friendly with a desktop like environment of Windows, automatic backup creation, and a store to install pretty much any software you need from. I got my elderly parents to try
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by pogue 1y ago
What are these "quasi-malicious customized versions of Chrome" you're referring to?
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by pogue 1y ago
I wonder if this is still actually the case after Brian Krebs announced it to the world in 2021.

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