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polotics
2y ago
Sorry I fully fail to understand what you wrote. Can you try to clarify?
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2y ago
well the article is well reasoned enough. what I gave up on was finding actual pricing information for this engine. all it say is free if you earn less than 80k... so what's the price please?
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2y ago
mmh sure. I think your take is extremely optimistic, you mention The World as if there were a collective direction, but from where I stand CO2 emissions look like the ultimate example of the tragedy of the commons. Also the side effects of
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2y ago
Ask a philippino sailor what they think about your 3rd statement, maybe? Cue non-US news source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/10/11/whats-behind-escal...
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2y ago
Interesting! Can you point to a good model that shows demand constrains first and ahead of availability crunch? I never saw anything approaching that result, liquid fuels are hard to replace, no?
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2y ago
It's been well know that spelling and grammatical errors are a good steganography channel, however I don't think this is what going on in The Fudged Article here.
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polotics
2y ago
and before that the term "quality fade" was well established and could be used in all contexts... damn you Cory Doctorow!!!
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2y ago
well yes, locally, if you assume that someone's got about 300'000 dollars of hardware at hand... right? as you are not paying for Gemini, may I ask why, did you try it and find it inferior?
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2y ago
Also if anyone wants to uses an extension I would much rather they make the minuscule effort to create a local folder, put the files in there, and load the extension's folder with the chrome extension mgr. Maybe even they can peek at t
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2y ago
Haha exactly! Except I didnt bother to publish mine on chromewebstore, it's just on gitlab: https://gitlab.com/natural_aliens/geminiwrap_plugin ...it makes Gemini-Chat voice dictation a bit more useful. My other o
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2y ago
Well as a counterpoint I have found that Google's own Gemini has been quite helpful in letting me de-clutter and turn off various nasty more-or-less AI-connected additions in Google's UI. For example it made short order of providi
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2y ago
Well yes ok sure. But I was considering using Greptile, and looked up the quote, and now it's very clear i won't invest time or money in something non-sustainable...
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2y ago
This may get you into a solid B1 or even B2 level, but to go beyond everyday language and reach true professional proficiency and an understanding of language registers and nuance, I would say a dictionary of the language in the language is
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2y ago
Minute everything, improve your communication skills to be as terse and unambiguous as possible, when you are frustrated don't lash out but be factual, don't be alone talk to your peers asking them to tell you honestly if you are
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2y ago
The clear answer is that a GPT can bullshit convincingly, and the nature of these managers' jobs involves a lot of convincing bullshitting. As everyone thinks they represent some kind of model, they assume that a GPT will also perform
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polotics
2y ago
There you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thujone
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2y ago
This question is so super weird, because: Ask an LLM to generate you 100 more lines of code, no problem you will get something. Ask the same LLM to look at 10000 lines of code and intelligently remove 100... good luck with that! seriously,
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2y ago
how do you calculate what the maximum is, do you have a model for it?
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2y ago
Are you sure there such an entity as "the JVM ecosystem"? What is the common thread you can run through Kotlin Android jockeys, Clojure scientists, and Enterprise Fizzbuzz Java 11 types?
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2y ago
too bad that with this having been knocked down in the early 90's, there won't be any 3D scan of the thing...
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2y ago
If you like this, then Bowie's amazing overtones on Placebo's "without you I'm nothing" is something you should love. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c14qMbmP9eg
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2y ago
Well I wouldn't dismiss the article fully, but I agree a proper product demo showing a real session of this CHat Oriented Programming on a real project would go a long way removing the whiff of snake oil there. My experience has been m
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2y ago
you have described an RNN I think, don't attention heads add something that you could compare to rough &ready understanding?
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2y ago
Hello pessimizer! Please get yourself a few romanian tik-tok accounts, browse as a young man, and you will see what relentless propaganda has been produced. I am sorry this information, ie. the videos, are not widely available on the intern
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2y ago
Your math forgets vertical integration. If you're being price-gouged by a provider you own, who profits?
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2y ago
Hello pessimizer! Please get yourself a few romanian tik-tok accounts, browse as a young man, and you will see what relentless propaganda has been produced. I am sorry this information, ie. the videos, are not widely available on the intern
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2y ago
You have to define what you mean by "useful"? Monero's fungibility is excellent, but the transactions-per-second ain't that great right? Also Proof of stake is inherently more sustainable in a resource-constrained world:
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2y ago
don't do that! the word you use a lot in your description is "pair"...
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2y ago
well you can use Bisq right?
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2y ago
One of the reasons why I hate visiting the USA. There were several instances where the choice of vacation destination was influenced by previous bad experiences like with tipping in some obnoxious restaurant, we just went elsewhere.
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