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by rvnx 1y ago
elevators. for escalators, make sure not to watch videos of people falling in "the hole".
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by rvnx 1y ago
I read a book about elevators accidents; don't.
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by rvnx 1y ago
And they also have their own chips (TPUs), no need for Nvidia
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by rvnx 1y ago
Mh ? https://static01.nyt.com/newsgraphics/documenttools/f6ab5c36... > Plaintiffs maintain that Google has monopoly power in the product market for general search services in the United States. > According t
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by rvnx 1y ago
Seems difficult to believe, considering the number of people who prepare this dataset, who also work(ed) or hold shares in Google or OpenAI, etc.
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by rvnx 1y ago
There is also mechanism inside Google that rewards teams that launches new products, more than the teams that actually maintain existing ones.
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by rvnx 1y ago
Do you have a source for that ? Because according to official papers submitted by Google to the court this is absolutely not the case
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by rvnx 1y ago
Probably got inspired by Apple and their iOS 26 quality control
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by rvnx 1y ago
This is a list of questions and answers that was created by different people. The questions AND the answers are public. If the LLM manages through reasoning OR memory to repeat back the answer then they win. The scores represent the % of co
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by rvnx 1y ago
The problem is that we know in advance what is the benchmark, so Humanity's Last Exam for example, it's way easier to optimize your model when you have seen the questions before.
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by rvnx 1y ago
It's actually in production now, it's used in the "1X | NEO Home Robots"
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by rvnx 1y ago
Ironically this is the main reason I did not buy AirPods for my Android phone, because they do not support this multi-device, nor advanced features on Android. If they would be smart, they would financially support this project, as it is go
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by rvnx 1y ago
Sounds like all the crypto geniuses, who are actually lucky guys, but could have been considered the dumbest idiots if cryptos had followed their natural course (being worthless).
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by rvnx 1y ago
Check the money supply during COVID, it was insane.
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by rvnx 1y ago
It is like saying that the tunnel that links the France and Great Britain was a failure
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by rvnx 1y ago
You forgot to mention that in 2020 currencies were devalued through severe QE, which means it is easier in 2025 to pay back 2M EUR than it was in 2020
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by rvnx 1y ago
The fact it is tied to social security and is not called “national ID” shows already it is a legacy system, + the fact there is no authentication in place
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by rvnx 1y ago
Only if the advertiser restricts the audience to only men or only women or certain age groups. If there are no such restrictions, the algorithms self-balance over time naturally. But advertisers don't want that, because it makes them w
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by rvnx 1y ago
Keep in mind that these advertising algorithms are never 100% pushing jobs catered for a specific group, they keep a % of exploration. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/machine_learning/machine_lear... This is exploration
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by rvnx 1y ago
Situation: Men are clicking on job of mechanics, more than women. Consequence: men are now more likely shown mechanics job. What is gained: more accurate content, more interesting content, more engagement. As a result: men are more likely t
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by rvnx 1y ago
By definition it also means your search queries are sent to Yandex, which may be a problem if you are pasting sensitive data there and belong to a risk group
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by rvnx 1y ago
This is the approach of 1X NEO Home Robot, and of Starship Technologies delivery robots. They do the robotics part, and then remotely operate them (though on the paper it is officially "hybrid").
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by rvnx 1y ago
https://about.starbucks.com/press/2025/how-ai-powered-automa...
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by rvnx 1y ago
OpenAI is now late in the game, way behind Claude and even Google Gemini (which used to be very bad, but now great, despite the few hallucinations), so they may collapse under their own weight if they cannot find new investors to feed the m
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by rvnx 1y ago
Your safest bet is to protect as wide as possible the people and pets around you, today it is an object, tomorrow a pet, and eventually a child. Pushing companies to investigate and take responsibility, and report these accidents is going t
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by rvnx 1y ago
Humans drivers and self-driving companies that creates such hit-and-run situations should be prosecuted. So the court can determine what to do next (jail, insurance, etc or just nothing). It does not matter if they hit an object, a pet or a
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I have released a 69.0MB version of Windows 7 x86(twitter.com)
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by rvnx 1y ago
Love it, first time I see that online on forums (genuinely). Gives ideas for Reddit posts
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by rvnx 1y ago
* Trying 20.54.123.42:443... * Connected to api.openai.azure.com (20.54.123.42) port 443 (#0) * ALPN, offering h2 * ALPN, offering http/1.1 * successfully set certificate verify locations: * CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs&#x
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by rvnx 1y ago
You’re absolutely right. The patterns you’ve noted, from document verbosity to informational decay in summaries, are the primary symptoms. Would you like me to explain the feedback loop that reinforces this behavior and its potential impact

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