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scotty79
9mo ago
There are zero guarantees and commercial software uses GPLd software as parts of their products all the time. Licenses do not work and you shouldn't respect them whenever you can.
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9mo ago
Falling asleep with a barely audible friendly human voice in the background instead of complete silence? Why would you prefer to avoid that?
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9mo ago
Leaner. No ads in layout. Better organized. Not cluttered by buttons nobody asked for.
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9mo ago
It can run in the background. I use it to listen to videos before I fall asleep. Ads would mess up this hard and keeping the screen on would be unnecessary use of energy and OLED.
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9mo ago
Harness is where the open source should shine. It doesn't require millions of dollars of compute but the search space is vast and explorable with limited budgets.
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9mo ago
In our current understanding of how universe formed galaxies accumulate gradually and it takes time. This one was quite large already, very shortly after the Big Bang, which is at odds with our understanding.
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9mo ago
Controversial idea. Black holes are older than the Big Bang.
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9mo ago
I never heard of the institution that distributes opportunities based on the result of IQ test. I only heard about IQ test for police and for military. I'm not sure if that's what you mean by "one sided", but while you c
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9mo ago
I set up accounts in two different German banks. Both gave me girocard by default. I had to request Visa from one to attach to google wallet. I have no idea how to request Visa from the other bank.
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9mo ago
If we could create a single solution on Europan level, based on cellphones first and order banks to provide service of access to it for all of their customers, free of charge, for the privilege of remaining in the market, it could be done.
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9mo ago
European countries each have their system. But they do not interoperate. You can't pay with blik in Germany, you can't pay with German debit card in Poland.
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9mo ago
Doesn't it depend on the country? Payments with Visa and MasterCard work very differently in various countires. In Poland you can pay 0.01€ with credit card and the seller will happily oblige. In Germany even few Euros they prefer to b
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9mo ago
You convince AI manually instead of asking one AI to convince another? That's so last week!
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9mo ago
> what is the best 'huge AI bust' trade? Things that will lose the most if we get Super AGI?
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9mo ago
> where the messages are encrypted in transit, but the server has access to the messages. So the easiest and most useless kind. There were 1000s succesful db leaks for 1 successful mitm. Last time I heard of one, I did it myself on WEP.
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9mo ago
Since forever. Just because we eliminated some of the random stuff that killed us doesn't change when midlife is.
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9mo ago
> accuracy on Raven matrices That's exactly how intelligence in measurement setting is defined. That's how the word is defined. What's interesting is that it correlates with so many unrelated real world outcomes. And other
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9mo ago
It's kind of weird that e2ee is kind of afterthought everywhere. If I was making a chat system I'd obviously didn't want to keep anything that the users talk about on my servers unencrypted or decryptable. Why would you? If s
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9mo ago
> To be fair, I was able to get it to work pretty well after giving it extremely detailed instructions ... What makes the difference is that agents can create these instructions themselves and monitor themselves and revert actions that d
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9mo ago
Hello developer. Welcome to the tech lead role. Please enjoy your stay till AI makes this role obsolete too.
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9mo ago
Kinda sus that least known model did best and none of the more recent models were tested. Capabilities grow very fast. So things that now routinely succeed rarely ever succeeded even half a year ago.
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9mo ago
Double your estimate and switch the unit or time to next larger one. That's how programmers time estimate tend to be. So two months and I'm right there with you.
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9mo ago
What I could do in a week is maybe set up an open source clone of reddit (that was written by many people for many months) and customize it a little bit. And I have a pretty decent career behind me as a aoftware developer and my peers perci
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9mo ago
Even future chips might run out. But I think OpenAI will run out of equity to sell first. Even tough they can print it, it gets dilluted.
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9mo ago
It could be priced into your appstore purchases like apple 30% cut is and you wouldn't notice.
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9mo ago
Either Nvidia eventually runs out of chips for OpenAI to buy or OpenAI runs out of equity Nvidia can buy.
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9mo ago
Have you seen moltbook? One dude coded reddit clone for bots in less the a week. How is it not at least 10x of what was achievable in pre-ai world? Granted he left the db open to public, but some meat powered startups did exactly the same f
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Every model is a different woman in my analogy.
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Especially during flu season.
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> It's hard to evaluate if these vulns are actually "hard to find". Can we stop doing that? I know it's not the same but it sounds like "We don't know if that job that the woman supposedly successfully finis
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