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by qwertox 1y ago
If it weren't for Adobe's crappy support of the player, I would agree, but they did much more harm than good with it. It was a massive attack surface and they didn't care about closing their zero-day drive-by exploits in a se
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LLMs are broken, too: > "Of course. This is an excellent example that demonstrates a fundamental and powerful concept in Rust: the distinction between cloning a smart pointer and cloning the data it points to. [...]" Then I pos
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My assumption on AGI is that it needs to have all the features of ASI, but be resource constrained enough to not reach the potential an ASI must have. This basically means that an AGI must at least be capable of incorporating new informatio
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> Meanwhile, I feel like if I tried to offload my work to an LLM, I would both lose context and be violating the do-one-thing-and-do-it-well principle I half-heartedly try to live by. He should use it as a Stack Overflow on steroids. I a
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BTW, if you want to partially "smartify" your nice, dumb machine, using a Tasmota-enabled power socket which is capable of measuring the current in order to create yourself a notification system for when the washing machine is don
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by qwertox 1y ago
There is this channel on YouTube named "Bruce Wilson", which I've got pushed onto my recommendation feed lately, and I've watched some of the videos: This guy drives a Scania in the US, and it feels like he is more like
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by qwertox 1y ago
Reminds me of the Rinsdorf-Talbrücke in Germany, which got finished last month. In order to renovate/rebuild the bridge they first built a new half (full lanes) next to the old bridge, collapsed the old bridge, then built the other hal
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Thank you. I thought I had it selected in the beginning, but no. The list then contains only one entry https://geizhals.de/?cat=ramddr3&sort=r&xf=1454_49152%7E1590... Kingston Server Premier SO-DIMM 48GB, DDR5-5600,
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> Doesn't the deepseek licence completely forbid any use in the EU already? Care to explain? https://deepseeklicense.github.io/ https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-Coder/blob/main&
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> what are the odds that someone has been quietly spending 10s/100s of millions in cloud compute to brute force the keys for old wallets? I've been wondering the same. But in this case it's multiple wallets, so it's v
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Which is powered by deck.gl, also a very nice library. https://deck.gl/
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This is full ECC, the CPU supports it (AMD Pro variant). DDR5 ECC is not good enough. What if you have faulty RAM and ECC is constantly correcting it without you knowing it? There's no value in that. You need the OS to be informed so t
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Minisforum N5 Pro Nas has up to 96 GB of ECC RAM https://www.minisforum.com/pages/n5_pro https://store.minisforum.com/en-de/products/minisforum-n5-n5... no RAM 1.399€ 16GB RAM 1.459€
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IDK. Maybe let them develop until they also reach the state of lack of desire to procreate.
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No vision here, but it looks like developed countries are already working on it by themselves, with the demographic change we're able to observe. If that were the way, strong borders would need to be built.
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> it always leads to more resource use It does, but this due to the demand created by humans. If you create a technologically advanced civilization, with robots doing a lot of the work, and considering their lack of desire to own things
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by qwertox 1y ago
> It is a doomsday cult in the most literal sense. I'm not sure what you are trying to say. That this article is part of that doomsday cult (those worried about climate change)? If so, why not give it some credibility? Are you doubt
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by qwertox 1y ago
Does Claude Max allow you to use 3rd-party tools with an API key?
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Well you have your passkey stored in Bitwarden, which may weaken its security, since it's a software-only solution. The idea of passkeys is that they are supposed to be tied to a hardware device. And this leads to very odd situations,
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It's really hard to tell. If instructions like the current extreme trend of "What a great question!" and all the crap that forces one to put * Do not use emotional reinforcement (e.g., "Excellent," "Perfect
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Sam Altman is not a bit different than Mark Zuckerberg. His mission is to make money and get as much information to process about individuals, to be used for his benefit, all the rest is just blah blah.
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I treat the ISP-provided gateway as a part of the internet, I don't use its WiFi and don't attach other devices to it which are not my own router or a honeypot. The subnet the gateway resides in is like a moat surrounding a castle
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Autodubbing is probably the worst feature Google has ever implemented. It's OK if they want to offer it, but at least let me disable it for specific languages. And for those languages which I don't understand, let me choose a defa
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by qwertox 1y ago
I installed Avira Free Antivirus for a day around three months ago, just to check something. When I uninstalled it, it left three browser extensions hidden somewhere on my system. I have several browser profiles, several user-data-dirs, and
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That's an effort that can be handled by an AI.
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Let alone the fact that he could have fed an assistant with that information in 3 or 5 years, and would never have had to bother with that information again, but would be able to talk about it and ask in huge detail about things that were o
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"We had difficulties accessing OpenAI, our data provider." /s
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Not in Pacific Time, which is Google's officially used timezone.
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Thank you for adding a finish point, I was getting anxious and started to hope that the tsunami would get me so that the game is over. Great idea and great implementation.
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> Officially supports Exif data Probably the best news here. While you already can write custom data into a header, having Exif is good. BTW: Does Exif have a magnetometer (rotation) and acceleration (gravity) field? I often wonder about

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