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1y ago
It's an even worse curve if you'd account for the huge population growth since 2002.
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qoez
1y ago
I just tried firefox because of this update but I had to switch back because it's so slow. Sacrificing competitive advantage stings too much to much just for this.
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1y ago
My pet theory is that they delayed this because grok-4 released because they explicitly want to not be seen as competing with them by pulling the usual trick of releasing right around when google does. Feels like a very sam altman move in
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1y ago
This kinda sucks but on the other hand, it's not like we won't figure this out eventually in humanitys history. There's no rush
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1y ago
I read the last election and other signals as the idea that there's way more unspoken diversity of thought in peoples minds than what people feel safe to say. Secretly lots of top talent probably doesn't care or even aligns with e
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1y ago
They only do that against google. They like to pretend xai isn't a competitor and doing this would implicitly signal that the release make them scared
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1y ago
It's basically a mixture of experts but instead of a learned operator picking the predicted best model, you use a 'max' operator across all experts.
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1y ago
I've always wanted a browser with a subscription fee
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1y ago
"Justin Trudeau" too. At least it's somewhat unbiased. Still weird imo.
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1y ago
I feel like I'm the only one who isn't convinced getting a high score on the ARC eval test means we have AGI. It's mostly about pattern matching (and some of it ambiguous even for humans what the actual true response aught to
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1y ago
This is the first time in the wild I've seen an image credited to an artist that is clearly AI made (with some minor detail like smoke added to the foreground). You can tell it's AI by the details of the bone and piles of wood.
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1y ago
FPGAs? This is something I assumed was processed long ago with ASICs
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1y ago
> the initiative seeks to prevent the remote disabling of videogames by the publishers Nice way to make publishers stop making multiplayer services available to the EU in the first place because deactivating it is illegal when costs outw
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1y ago
Or cane toads in australia which the episode is apparantely based on.
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1y ago
This being a positive thing in the sense of managing the rodent population feels like in the simpsons when they introduce snakes to eat lizards and then gorillas to take care of the snake overpopulation.
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1y ago
Once you compile it to wasm and dead code analysis is applied and notices that only a fraction of whatever libraries you're using is necessary for form validation the code tends to be a lot less than what you'd have if you used no
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1y ago
I remember learning separation of concerns and then react popped in and just threw that out the window and yet everyone adopted it. I still haven't recovered from the idea that these guidelines are very bendable etc.
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qoez
1y ago
Interesting that this was pushed to the bottom of the replies (despite being at the top at 20 upvotes). Did all the above comments get a coordinated signal to upvote beyond that number, or is a HN mod compromised?
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qoez
1y ago
The comments in this thread all feel like auto generated engagement bot replies you'd see on twitter.
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1y ago
They should have off-loaded security coding to the OAI agent.
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1y ago
My theory is that being bilingual isn't good so much because you know two languages, but because you get to know two cultures . I'd probably go crazy if american was the only culture I was exposed to on a deep level and didn'
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1y ago
The distracting slow fade css of the text immediately signals a site that doens't dogfood their own site
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1y ago
It's worth it to miss out on that information to delete your account. I don't have one and I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything
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1y ago
Demis to be the first to get 4 consecutive nobels
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1y ago
I totally assumed typing cadence and mouse behaviour was incorperated into bot detection for years before this already, interesting.
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1y ago
Time to overfit on some books and publicize them as a libgen mirror.
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1y ago
The logic is pretty simple: I didn't know it was common :)
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1y ago
His name was "Mads Mikkelsen", like the actor? Either he gave a fake name or this story is made up.
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1y ago
To play devils advocate: I have a feeling the rules around what's allowed on social media according to these new rules are pretty vague and so whoever vetted this ended up being the judge in this case. I doubt jd vance made some memo a
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1y ago
No one ever talks about snap research but they seem to have some of the best research around. That and EPFL.
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