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by raincole 5mo ago
An analyst shouldn't have a conclusion carved in stones and work backwards to support said conclusion, for the starter.
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by raincole 5mo ago
That'd not work with today's technology. No open model's prompt adherence is anywhere remotely close to ChatGPT/NanoBanana. 'remotely' here is a funny understatement, as I don't have a strong enough word i
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by raincole 5mo ago
But if Kagi manages to become a serious competitor in the search engine space, Google will cut them off from their index. Why will not they?
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by raincole 5mo ago
Stable Diffusion with 10%~15% denoising strength. Done. I tested the day 1 when Nano Banana Pro was released and it worked. It still works today for Nano Banana 2. I didn't post this anywhere because I (arrogantly) thought saying it pu
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by raincole 5mo ago
Kagi relies on Google search.
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by raincole 5mo ago
I think Hollywood's obsession with unnecessary sex scenes[0] is the #1 reason I have been watching less and less movies. So yeah, probably. [0] e.g. Don't Look Up
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by raincole 5mo ago
It ruined the whole category of "cute animals acting goofy" content for sure.
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by raincole 5mo ago
At the bottom there is a "Try in Youtube Shorts" button. Oh god...
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by raincole 5mo ago
Of course they didn't.
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by raincole 5mo ago
If you want something out of box for free you can use Blender and download rigged models here: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/rigged-characters-482b7772d3... . Or find poses and animations from https://www.m
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by raincole 5mo ago
I think it's very reasonable to look at the track record when posting anti-AI articles looks like the author's part-time (if not full-time) job: https://www.wheresyoured.at/author/edward/
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by raincole 5mo ago
> Why would you need that amount in this hypothetical? They didn't say you need that amount. They say how much you're willing to spend. Need = floor, willing = ceiling. It's a very reasonable argument, except one fact:
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by raincole 5mo ago
1. Bun is right there on Github. You can download can use it right now. 2. Sure, that's one thing. 3. Coefficient Bio is not a thing. They don't have a product. Ever. It's just Anthropic hired 10 people for a ridiculous amoun
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by raincole 5mo ago
Name three things they destroyed?
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by raincole 5mo ago
By definition the differences between "best models" are small. It's tautology. If a model is significantly dumber than the others then it's not one of the best models.
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by raincole 5mo ago
Because people are not going to pay this. The US will block or even seize the ships that pay Iran fees, whether in Bitcoin or other currencies. Iran isn't the only one who can close the strait.
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by raincole 5mo ago
HN comments really can't beat the spectrum stereotypes... But seriously, the parent comment isn't saying the technical fact a browser can see your cursor's coordinate is unnerving. They're saying the experience of being
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by raincole 5mo ago
How does Obsidian team get paid when the app is 100% free? Now you have the answer.
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by raincole 5mo ago
It's a dead company walking anyway. It might be the final blow.
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by raincole 5mo ago
Another hilarious fact: Trump has warned about Nord Stream 2, called it "a tool of coercion."[0] At this point it almost seems like Trump cares Europe more than EU leaders. [0]: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-
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by raincole 5mo ago
In other words, "EU governments please give me money." Not saying that American companies are better in this regard, but if we interpret each CEO's words with the same scrutiny as how we view Elon or Altman's words... th
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by raincole 5mo ago
The parent comment is correct. They are talking about GPT-4 , which was really expensive by today's standard. After GPT4o came out, GPT-4 was completely forgotten.
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by raincole 5mo ago
You should probably take some stay-on-topic pills, as this article is clearly and unambiguously talking about open weight models (e.g. gemma 4), not the ones allegedly being sold at a loss (Opus, ChatGPT, etc)[0]. [0]: these API are not sol
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by raincole 5mo ago
Yes, breaking cameras never results in positive changes. Mass death sometimes does.
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by raincole 5mo ago
Violence is only the answer if you're willing to cost a few thousands (sometimes millions) of lives.
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by raincole 5mo ago
WebView is "native" too in the end. It's crazy that people think it's a good idea to throw away thousands of manyears of optimization (and millions of manyears of field testing in real world) just to... Idk, write a less
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by raincole 5mo ago
It's just like saying every dependency is a ticking bomb. In a very strict sense, it's true. But it really doesn't matter for most businesses (and absolutely doesn't matter for early stage startups.)
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by raincole 5mo ago
And? Coding existed before LLMs too.
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by raincole 5mo ago
Translation. If the said random person is interesting in any media from non-english speaking countries. Anime, manhwa, cultivation web novels. But you specified America, so I guess no.
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by raincole 5mo ago
> his children are sentenced to 10 to 15 years of school Who are, by the way, not going to have children themselves. So the problem will eventually fixed itself.

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