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by ratg13 1y ago
Translation - I made up my own narrative
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by ratg13 1y ago
Ruling out nation state actors that have a vested interest in political divide and chaos and distraction is not the best starting point.
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by ratg13 1y ago
Rolling power outages are the norm in Cuba. I would say that number is about right.
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by ratg13 1y ago
Agree, but people generally take a small pause before saying stuff online. In 'private', people are less ashamed of their ignorance, and also know they can say gibberish and the AI will figure it out.
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by ratg13 1y ago
I gave up Samsung Galaxy entirely over this .. even ended up switching to iPhone because I couldn't find another Android I liked as much. Every Galaxy I ever owned came with uninstallable facebook apps, despite paying over 1k for the p
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by ratg13 1y ago
Getting around LLM censorship is fairly trivial. You can just tell it you are writing a story, or you tell it that you are the government and trying to understand how people are getting around your blocks, or you tell it that worldwide cens
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by ratg13 1y ago
I can understand training AIs on books, and even internet forums, but I can't help but think that training an AI on lots of dumb questions with probably an excessive amount of grammar and spelling errors will somehow make it smarter.
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by ratg13 1y ago
Which kernels are being referred to here?
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by ratg13 1y ago
AI is going to create endless jobs by allowing everyone to make a huge mess. We are currently in the early phase where people are creating code messes with little oversight and future people will be expected to build on them, which will eit
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by ratg13 1y ago
Read the text, click the links, let it sink in
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by ratg13 1y ago
first you have to decide if you want juniors that are able to push tasks through and be guided by a senior, as the juniors won't understand what they are doing or why the AI is telling them to do it "wrong". senior developers
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by ratg13 1y ago
They want to build several 5 GW data centers. (equivalent to the power consumption of a major city) $8.3B is not even close to enough in order to get to what they are thinking.
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by ratg13 1y ago
Seems like they could have taken a shortcut by giving copilot a sudo binary to use as base64.
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by ratg13 1y ago
They launched Firebase Dynamic Links and someone didn't like the overlap.
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by ratg13 1y ago
In this case it's literally as simple as not developing anything while playing around with a live wallet that has hundreds of thousands of dollars in it. It's like trying to do vehicle maintenance while your car is running. It mig
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by ratg13 1y ago
I would say prices and economy play as large of a role. When I was in university we thrived on nickel drafts and dive bars. These days it's $10/cocktail + cover charge.
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by ratg13 1y ago
Very curious if it is possible get a RHD version for this price if I'm willing to travel to and import from any country.
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by ratg13 1y ago
The article is about LEO satellites, not geo-stationary ones. LEO satellites like starlink will lose their orbit after a few weeks of not maintaining it.
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by ratg13 1y ago
You talk like Crowdstrike or Microsoft could do anything about 10s of thousands of machines asking for bitlocker keys. The damage was done. It’s not surprising they weren’t interested in the offer of having people on the phone that would of
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by ratg13 1y ago
LLMs should be allowed to talk to children though. Children are sponges of information and often their parents and various information outlets don't provide them with enough to satisfy their curiosity The question should be more about
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by ratg13 1y ago
The heavy factor is all of the spying. At one point Israel even handled all of the wiretaps for the US.. so if a US government agency needed a wiretap, it would have to go through Israel. Then there's the active spying.. Stuff like thi
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by ratg13 2y ago
As long as the acting president can pump their own meme coin with no repercussions, the chances of any non-partisan actions are zero.
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by ratg13 2y ago
Tangentially related, Radio Shack had a remote control robot called Robie Sr. You could move him around, turn his eyes on as lights, and make him say whatever you wanted through the remote. The robot also had a tape deck, and if you hit rec
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by ratg13 2y ago
I never had a tape deck, and was constantly flustered by “press play on tape” messages.
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by ratg13 2y ago
I wouldn't call it lawful. It is illegal and the Wisconsin AG sued to stop it, but the top court declined to hear the case.
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by ratg13 2y ago
You would have had to have this thought prior to the release of the movie “The Net” in 1995
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by ratg13 2y ago
The author relies heavily on language patterns to try and crack the code of one of the best kept identity secrets. As someone that is not notable, but enjoys anonymity, one of my primary tools is mixing up my language.. using words and conv
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by ratg13 2y ago
Hard disagree. In my language, the poetry I've gotten LLMs to generate far surpasses the human generated slop sold in local bookstores. I fully expect current 'poets' will start using this and the lines will be forever blurre
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by ratg13 2y ago
I feel it’s more the idea of “misery loves company” playing out on a grand scale. The wealth gap in America has pushed a larger amount of the population into ever tightening economic situations.. the psychological aspect of this brings peop
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by ratg13 2y ago
The primary mechanism for this to work is similar to “paper” straws The product is coated in hydrophobic forever chemicals which protect the material ‘long enough’ before the core is compromised.

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