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If you are into small local models I highly recommend vibe thinker. It's a model trained specifically for reasoning. Basically a problem solver. When compared with other models, on math problems benchmarks, it's closer to models h
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Gamedec is a cyberpunk story driven , sort of rpg game with a very interesting dialog system that makes reading the dialogs and sometimes picking bad options worth it. What's a fluff text in other games in Gamedec gives you psychologic
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> You are just carrying someone else around. Interesting. When I was playing I didn't care about Johnny and anything related to him. He was basically, mostly a politely treated hallucination for me.
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For me the breaking point for images in texts was stock photos. Before that, when there was a photo in the article it was a frame from a footage from the event or the photo, or the schematic of the device the article was about or something
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Nazis were saying "but we were just following orders" and for everyone else it sounded like a stupid excuse, but for Germans that's a strongly culturally rooted watertight argument. Event today. They just now ensured that the
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> Rules are not the problem. Trying to apply one set of rules to every context is. Ah, so basically you want more rules. Granular and detailed rules. Maybe you are more German than Germans too?
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> Give the drivers autonomy to judge whether it's safe or not to deviate from the scheduled route. But they are judging it. And deciding it's not safe. You may not agree but it's their evaluation of their safety. The rules
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What kind of a person complains in the comment instead of highlighting the text he doesn't understand, right-clicking and selecting "translate"?
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> Also helps to accumulate wealth by taking care of global blood-money and being a diplomatic hub People say that, but ETFs that invest into plain old boring sectors of Swiss industry give long term returns half way between USA AI insani
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Conflict is a form of collaboration. Although in scientific context disproving doesn't necessarily indicate any conflict. And both the person who postulated something and the person who disproved it might be thankful to each other.
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I think Ed Zitron is mentioned just because his name is Zitron. He just repeats ad nauseam opinions concentrated around one simple, very boring pole on a wild and interesting landscape of emerging reality. Anybody could be doing that. A lot
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You will now be able to witness evolution akin to the one that "made in Germany" and "made in Japan" went through and in just short few years. Fun!
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> (b Box[T]) Map[U any](f func(T) U) Box[U] Map method of b (of type Box[T]) that takes f (of type function that takes value of type T and returns value of type U (which could be any type)) and returns value
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GrapheneOS/LineageOS/e/OS is fine. And if I were to choose between ad infested cookie cutter app store and a handful of app crafted specifically for me the choice is really simple. As for the banking and identity apps, I prob
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I postulate that most software of the future will have userbase of one.
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You do it better next time because you learned in more detail what you actually need.
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If at least 1% of people selling the property there don't cite land tax as the main reason for sale, then it's too low.
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Does it remove gpt-oss censorship?
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> The money in the bank is fuel for this sprint — capital left unspent at review counts for nothing. And then in the title it's chastised for "losing money" when it was expressly told to spend all of it in attempts to try
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People in Europe also buy cars, even though most of them doesn't really need to.
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You'd have to pay me this much to let a human inside my house to do that.
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There's nothing innately democratic in our species. Democracy is just one of the mechanisms that we sometimes use to make some decisions. We use it way less than money mechanism as you probably noticed.
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Sum of all homo sapiens.
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Money is a mechanism for keeping tabs on how much the human civilization owes to any particular person or entity. It's imperfect, sure. But it's what we decided to go with. If you don't have money, society just decided (using
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Things come to be only when there's demand for them. Nothing else makes the capitalist pay the worker or expand any business. AI providing the missing demand might be the thing that will push our infrastructure industries into XXI cent
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> The issue is that you can’t generally determine whether a statement is “buggy” in that way, because under the assumption that you could, you can construct another paradox. You can't always determine if a program is going to finish
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So age appropriate sites could not have any private communication functionalities.
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> this sentence has no proof As a programmer I was never impressed in such paradoxes. For me it was kinda obvious that in any sufficiently complex language you can create eqivalent of buggy infinite loop/recursion.
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That's probably the true reason.
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You can put anything in the prompt. And if you have bare model that you don't give any prompt from the start and want to find out which model you are talking to, you are out of luck. I think Qwen teaches its models that they are Qwen.

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