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by qwertox 2y ago
Bigger harm than "20% of your economy is busy throwing ordnance at someone else". That comment was focusing on the economy, not on the deaths. Regarding AI, it could lead to solutions to the problems we've been creating throu
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by qwertox 2y ago
> If 20% of your economy is busy throwing ordnance at someone else sounds pretty unsustainable, then you are probably right. The bigger harm Russia is putting onto itself is its inability to take part in the AI race. They've left th
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by qwertox 2y ago
> https://telephoneworld.org/landline-telephone-history/pink-f... Doesn't the internet still have some pretty places?
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Thanks. I started with Snow Crash and disliked the style and parts of the content so much that I ditched it and never bothered to read any other book from him. Maybe I should try that one then.
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> there is no replacement for development through human interaction and contact. The issue was that he has seen these kids being entertained by smartphones. This kind of implies that they were not in daycare or any other position where t
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I don't have kids, but I am not talking about contemporary AIs which love to hallucinate.
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> I’ve seen kids not even 3-4 years old already hooked to smartphone screens. Even toddlers around 1 year old with an smartphone mount in their stroller. Now imagine that they would not be engaging with silly YouTube videos, but with an
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by qwertox 2y ago
What about robots reading each flier and checking if something is odd about that particular one? It could find the letter and report it to you. Even easier if it was all digital information.
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> Personally, I like that the internet is ephemeral. It is not. It is only for us normal people. But the companies which log our lives in order to then capitalize on it, for them the internet is not ephemeral. They have copies of videos,
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Wow... I never thought of this.
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> a five-thousand-line long HTML file with ~3500 lines of embedded JS You made me look at the code and I was afraid of what I was going to find. But man, that code is pretty and well organized, just like the resulting page.
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Automatic multiline in-line-edits blew my mind. But the AI's eagerness of wanting to edit something frustrated me enough to no longer use it.
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I don't think it's the same purpose. YouTube, TV and Movies offers enough speech samples and a lot of content is dubbed to other languages, and alot of this content already has the transcripts available. They know who's calli
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Large Nature Model (LNM)(dataland.art)
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The Living Encyclopedia: Large Nature Model(dataland.art)
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by qwertox 2y ago
For most of us this is not so attractive. The 8GB shared RAM are all there is for OS + models, so the current Jetson AGX Orin 64GB is still more interesting as it allows to run a small LLM plus ASR and TTS on one device, yet with a price ta
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Behave super-correctly, over-optimized and extra-cooperative as to minimize any negative effects for everyone.
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OpenAI is like the super luxurious yacht all pretty and shiny, while Google's AI department is the humongous nuclear submarine at least 5 times bigger than the yacht with a relatively cool conning tower, but not that spectacular to loo
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by qwertox 2y ago
I've been rolling my own stuff, mostly devices posting to custom python servers, storing data into influxdb and mongodb, triggering other servers on events, and lately also integrating Tasmota devices via MQTT, like the microwave, wash
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by qwertox 2y ago
You're using HTML when you go from a street view from NYC to Osaka. You exit NYC street view, use the HTML <input> tag to enter Osaka, maybe you even click the man in the bottom-right to enter street view again. You should be con
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by qwertox 2y ago
The time-on-website usually refers to new page-loads which present a new set of ads.
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> Chinese Taipei I assume they mean Taiwan? Hong Kong is listed as a separate country, but China is not on the list. Is China also playing dark on this TIMSS test (similar to Top500)?
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Not worth the (3 days old) article. It's obvious that union members disagree with Oliver Blume and express this in multiple ways.
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> if I wanted a procedually generated world that just exist for no reason in particular, I'd walk outside.. I don't know why, but this comment reminded me of an experience I had a few years ago, when I started exercising outdoo
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by qwertox 2y ago
> Besides Wikipedia, content from the Wikimedia Foundation such as Wikisource, Wikiquote, Wikivoyage, Wikibooks, and Wikiversity are also available for offline viewing in various different languages. [0] > Users first download Kiwix (
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> Lack of NVMe storage That will hurt sales.
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Comments are nice. I wonder if they can also be inserted programmatically.
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Paper at https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.09624 ( "DrivAerNet++: A Large-Scale Multimodal Car Dataset with Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations and Deep Learning Benchmarks" )
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What strikes me as odd is that this browser is not in a terminal, but in a window. So no usage through SSH, no terminal benefits, which are the origin of the keyboard-oriented workflow. When I press F12, does an inspector open? Where does i
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I prefer it this way, long press = assistant, double press = camera. And I believe that the elderly would also prefer this, if they do actively use an assistant to ask questions. I have hot-word detection turned off, so I think the button i

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