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by redox99 2y ago
I don't understand the relation with TSLA.
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by redox99 2y ago
Probably because people are annoyed that "launching satellites" is portrayed as a major feat (as it once was), when nowadays launching a CubeSat is not that impressive.
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by redox99 2y ago
Claude's pelican is way better than Gemini's
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by redox99 2y ago
Pretty meh. Coral Dramatic is extremely robotic for example.
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by redox99 2y ago
None of the AI companies care about copyright lol. They just went from openly admitting the use of Books3, to being secretive about their dataset.
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by redox99 2y ago
Almost all DBs have a default starting ID of 1.
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by redox99 2y ago
You visit every day for 15 years and never left a comment? That's kinda crazy. It makes me wonder if this is actually common and we don't realize.
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by redox99 2y ago
People have been using hard bricked and soft bricked for a while. But this doesn't even seem to be soft bricked.
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by redox99 2y ago
It's just a matter of time. Now that anti adblocks are way more effective, they'll become common.
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by redox99 2y ago
Wow, lol. That's pretty hilarious. It seems like they need to increase the repetition penalty.
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by redox99 2y ago
3.5x on a normal distribution with mean 100 and SD 15 is pretty insane. But I agree with your point, being 26% better at a certain benchmark could be a tiny difference, or an incredible improvement (imagine the hardest questions being Riema
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by redox99 2y ago
It still not smart enough to replace for example customer service.
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by redox99 2y ago
Claude 3.5/3.6/3.7 seems too good at SVG compared to other models. I'd wager they did a bit of training specifically on that.
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by redox99 2y ago
Reddit has gotten so bad over the last decade that I've stopped browsing it altogether, except for one or two niche subreddits every now and then.
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by redox99 2y ago
I would guess you'd vote a libertarian party.
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by redox99 2y ago
You could push it to 100hz, MAYBE 200hz at most. Higher than that, transmission losses due to skin effect would make it a bad idea. Also generator motors would require too high RPM. 240v is a good middle ground for safety and power.
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by redox99 2y ago
Waymo is pretty safe already and there's no reason to think technology won't keep improving. Fare evasion is an interesting point. Of course you can't completely avoid it, as it happens on rail too. But you could install a tu
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by redox99 2y ago
Kind of a weird take. Don't places that are considered to have great public transport have lots of buses? Just as driverless trains are a thing, it seems obvious that buses should also mature to be driverless?
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by redox99 2y ago
After more than a decade, the UI for updating apps in F Droid is still very buggy. One of its most basic and fundamental features. I don't get it.
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by redox99 2y ago
Why would jackets even be taxed differently than shirts. It's so silly.
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by redox99 2y ago
In ML results are often a score (accuracy or whatever) which makes it more gamefied It's common to have competitions where the one with the highest score in the benchmark "wins". Even if there is no formal competition, it&#x2
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by redox99 2y ago
The title and some of the comments assume it would be something like if you take 15 extra minutes you would just die . When in reality it would just be an increase in cancer risk. If it were THAT contaminated they'd use the AREA CLOSE
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by redox99 2y ago
This line of thought is pretty silly. Claiming that the city is subsidizing X billions because some public space is free. The land there is so valuable because it's desirable. Sure, NYC could sell central park for a bazillion dollars.
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by redox99 2y ago
This looks REALLY good on a 240hz monitor. Much better than BFI (which I don't use because it's pretty bad on my monitor)
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by redox99 2y ago
People call out Gelsinger all the time. And yes, she is definitely responsible for this. Probably more than Gelsinger. At Intel it is not so obvious what they should have done to improve their fabs to better compete with TSMC, which is grou
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by redox99 2y ago
midjourney definitely has PMF.
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by redox99 2y ago
I think garbage collection memory management can be thought of a delete optimized database.
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by redox99 2y ago
It's pretty trivial to finetune an LLM to output posts that are indistinguishable.
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by redox99 2y ago
App store ranking is kind of irrelevant, it favors new rising platforms, and underestimates an existing platform with a consolidated user base.
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by redox99 2y ago
Would these engineers have achieved the same working at Boeing?

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