scotty79

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811.
by scotty79 7mo ago
Or calculators.
812.
by scotty79 7mo ago
Does jj have partial clones of remote repo?
813.
by scotty79 7mo ago
That's what they famously did for VR. /s
814.
by scotty79 7mo ago
When we get to human cloning this is probably the only person worth trying to clone.
815.
by scotty79 7mo ago
So can you just use this and have a faster Qwen32b? https://huggingface.co/yifanyu/I-DLM-32B/tree/main
816.
by scotty79 7mo ago
> It feels very much like video editing software with photo editing tacked on. Isn't it exactly what it is?
817.
by scotty79 7mo ago
If only there was a virtual machine I could run Windows in with full hardware passthrough, I think I wouldn't ever install Windows as main system anymore.
818.
by scotty79 7mo ago
I sure can't. After few throws I'll drop it. My body just gets bored of doing the same exact thing even just a handful of times. Same problem with exercise. Even zero balls sounds unbearable for more than 15 seconds.
819.
by scotty79 7mo ago
OmniVoice has wide language support.
820.
by scotty79 7mo ago
At societal level money is not a resource. Money is just a way of keeping track to how high of a fraction of the future output of the civilization any one person or entity is entitled to. This is by consent. With AI all is subject to change
821.
by scotty79 7mo ago
The dose makes the poison.
822.
by scotty79 7mo ago
It's what happens when you stop just playing pretend even briefly, same goes for current debacle in Iran. No reasonable person tolerates this behavior. When military does that it immediately loses leniency of smart people.
823.
by scotty79 7mo ago
only a tiny fraction of US military is engaged it this kinetic stupidity for only tiny fraction of time, the rest is larping US military is first and foremost a welfare program for people who chose to not perform any useful economic activit
824.
by scotty79 7mo ago
Suddenly war and associated killings stopped being theoretical. Bunch of people that used to be as dangerous (in practice) to civilization as paintballers started actually using real weapons on real people. Military in peacetime is cosplayi
825.
by scotty79 7mo ago
> Scoped context: Our tests gave models the vulnerable function directly, often with contextual hints (e.g., "consider wraparound behavior"). To be fair, nothing stops anyone from feeding each function of given codebase separat
826.
by scotty79 7mo ago
I wonder when celulose and silica will get their microplastics moment and it turns out we were always full of micro garbage.
827.
by scotty79 7mo ago
With cars there are higher energies involved, and things like that tend to grow with square or cube of the energy. I wouldn't be surprised if car was causing orders of magnitude more plastic pollution than a bike per person per mile.
828.
by scotty79 7mo ago
The article focuses on the airways. The commenter probably takes more hollistic approach and you are gonna eat way more palstic in yoir life than you breathe in.
829.
by scotty79 7mo ago
Indoor air has way less particulates than outside air. I'll take polipropylene dust over rubber and silicw dust and chimney and tailpipe exhaust any day of the week.
830.
by scotty79 7mo ago
It makes sense. It's all probabilistic and it all gets fuzzy when garbage in context accumulates. User messages or system prompt got through the same network of math as model thinking and responses.
831.
by scotty79 7mo ago
That would require presence of conspiracy (which I don't doubt) with coordination and consistency (which I totally doubt). While my explanation requires just one idiot who likes to disregard input. Which is self-evidently true.
832.
by scotty79 7mo ago
> Should we start our own extortion program? Isn't US already doing that with Venezuela and/or Cuba?
833.
by scotty79 7mo ago
US physically confirmed Iran's ownership of the strait. Now everybody should just get off their lawn. US spits on international laws and institutions so why should anybody respect them?
834.
by scotty79 7mo ago
> immense intelligence failure There's a singular failure point. Trump was properly informed and just said "nah, they are gonna collapse before they do it".
835.
by scotty79 7mo ago
You can definitely guess what are they gonna do with it now since the inept US attack obliterated every incentive there was to not do that.
836.
by scotty79 7mo ago
It's basically what russia is trying to do for years in Ukraine. Beating populatuon into submission. Which is even dumber in case of Iran since it's not a democratic country where population has much of a say.
837.
by scotty79 7mo ago
Hypothetically civilians can be used by the military and provide some military advantage as future soldiers or weapons manufacturers or even army rations providers. So let's bomb them too, right?
838.
by scotty79 7mo ago
I just wished people were more original in choosing beliefs to hold deeply instead of just subscribing to a multi-billinon dollar church that has multiple governments in their pockets.
839.
by scotty79 7mo ago
Yeah. Things are never simple, and rarely binary. I exaggerated my claim to draw attention to the fact that it's not like many people believe, that income tax burden lands fully on the worker. While my claim sound proposterous the oppo
840.
by scotty79 7mo ago
service-to-service boundary is easiest to keep with the way we are using LLMs to code right now

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