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by scrollop 11mo ago
The AI knows better than you what you really, really want, and what you really, really need. I guess google works in a vaguely similar way, by outputting results based on what it "knows" about you, though in an even more subtly m
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by scrollop 11mo ago
Yes, luckily the Perplexity brwoser doesn't use your data for training, only: "Perplexity CEO says its browser will track everything users do online to sell ‘hyper personalized’ ads" https://techcrunch.com/202
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by scrollop 1y ago
Not loading?
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by scrollop 1y ago
Mirror?
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by scrollop 1y ago
Why are you asking questions about their PR department coordinated "Company missions"? Let me summarise their real missions: 1. Power and money 2. Power and money 3. Power and money How does AI help them make money and gain more p
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Deep research benchmark shows how poor LLMs are at writing accurate reports(youtube.com)
3 points by scrollop 1y ago|1 comments
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by scrollop 1y ago
If not for limited title characters the full title should be "Deep research benchmark shows how poor current LLMs are at writing accurate financial reports" Timestamped to the results. The tables are very interesting. The best LLM
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by scrollop 1y ago
As expected, based on it's actions and promises, over it's history. There is a good choice of EVs from various manufacturers.
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by scrollop 1y ago
Did you notice the cookie service this site (and many others) use? This service can have cookies switched off, though "legitimate interest" is left on. "Legitimate interest" sounds innocent, yet it is not. https:/&
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by scrollop 1y ago
You're saying that language is an intelligence? So, c++ is intelliengece as well? It's an intelligence that can independently make deductions and create new ideas?
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by scrollop 1y ago
Matter to whom? If you're an economist or analyst, I have a feeling it's a little more nuanced than you're stating. If you mean "for the average person" or "what the media reports for the average person",
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by scrollop 1y ago
Well, he should be getting a negative amount considering how his actions have effected the stock price. He's a liability.
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by scrollop 1y ago
I predict that they would say: "There is no way dairy products can contribute to inflammation, cancer or anything bad for a person. Just ask the Milk Board!" On the other hand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIPks
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by scrollop 1y ago
They're a step away from the statisticians falling out of windows, or disappearing in "re-education camps".
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by scrollop 1y ago
"smaller European cars aren't built for the unique, rugged American terrain, as well as the massive distances that Americans drive every day. " They're not all hicks waving submachine guns with a beer in the other hand s
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by scrollop 1y ago
They're all wearing shades of green.
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by scrollop 1y ago
Your comment is as extreme as Israel's actions at the moment. This sort of mentality will perpetuate conflict and atrocities.
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by scrollop 1y ago
Though, this time, seems they'll have access to everything on your computer (?), not just your online identity
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by scrollop 1y ago
3d holographic displays, IR keyboards, powerful local llm (so more powerful), Silent-Speech Interface (SSI), more powerful cameras (better than mirrorless cameras, 3d, multi focal length in one image etc). Oh, there's a LOT that can be
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by scrollop 1y ago
Until the end of 2024 the US had an economy the world envied. At least, this allows Europe to rise, again.
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by scrollop 1y ago
Points to consider with chemical sunscreens: Endocrine disruption: Oxybenzone (BP-3) and related benzophenone-type UV filters have demonstrated endocrine-disrupting properties in vitro and in animal studies, with some human data suggesting
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by scrollop 1y ago
Chemical sunscreens: Endocrine disruption: Oxybenzone (BP-3) and related benzophenone-type UV filters have demonstrated endocrine-disrupting properties in vitro and in animal studies, with some human data suggesting possible hormonal altera
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by scrollop 1y ago
Switch and bait? Offer a good free product with minimal ads, until you realise your finding mainly comes from ads, then panick and enshittify. Oodles of cash for ai server farms needs to come from somewhere, I guess, until it doesn't.
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by scrollop 1y ago
Makes you think whether llama progress is not doing too well and/or perhaps we're entering a plateau for llm architecture development.
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by scrollop 1y ago
Didn't he say their goal is AGI and they will not produce any products until then. I admire that, in this era where CEOs tend to HYPE!! To increase funding (looking at a particular AI company...)
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by scrollop 1y ago
The free version of Gemini 2.5 mini is great for this- doesn't need a transcript, apparently can analyse the video as well
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by scrollop 1y ago
"until you want to say something that is forbidden by the government." Please give a few examples. I'm intrigued.
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by scrollop 1y ago
"suggesting the NHS isn't perfect is against the religion here." Errr, what? A lot of people complain about the NHS, whilst conceding there are issues that are difficult to address eg staff, lack of investment etc.
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by scrollop 1y ago
Never heard of those two occurrences happening for a taxi customer, ever. Perhaps you live in a location that lends itself to such events...
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by scrollop 1y ago
But, is it a small or large hydrogen bomb? And, what distance from your eyeball?

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