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by sigmar 1y ago
It's really task-dependent, text summarization and grammar corrections are fine with local models. I posit any tasks that are 'arms race-y' (image generation, creative text generation) are going to be offloaded to servers, as
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by sigmar 1y ago
facebook isn't going to implement detection though. Many (if not most) of the viral pictures are AI-generated. and facebook is incentivized to let their users get fooled to generate endless scrolling
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>It's pretty obvious that the EU wants to ban free speech (online) ASAP and fully control the public political narrative ASAP. What specific actions has the EU done to ban free speech and control the political narrative? I see the U
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by sigmar 1y ago
>Did Qubic really attack Monero ? No, according to official statements, it was a planned stress test to identify vulnerabilities in the Monero network. "not really a nefarious attack" is an insane summation of this article. The
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The library of congress maintains congress.gov[1], the head of the library of congress was fired by trump and replaced by a loyalist[2] [1] https://www.congress.gov/about [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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Non-rhetorically, why would someone pay for o3 api now that I can get this open model from openai served for cheaper? Interesting dynamic... will they drop o3 pricing next week (which is 10-20x the cost[1])? [1] currently $3M in/ $8M o
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by sigmar 1y ago
Are you referring to the titan M2? why do you describe Graphene OS putting "so much blind trust in" it? I don't think they put much trust in it besides using it for storing keys and for their "Auditor" app
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40 C is extremely high for Paris. Why lie about information that is easy to lookup? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_extreme_temperatures_i...
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by sigmar 1y ago
As the other comment stated- You're saying that _your opinion_ was "what was nationally agreed" to. Trump has at many points stated illegals (daca recipients) should have a path to citizenship, do you think some trump voters
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It isn't "5 prompts." A single task is more like a "project" where you can repeatedly extend, re-prompt, and revise.
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by sigmar 2y ago
My view- she, like many, has been conditioned by social media to optimize for clicks by having contrarian and anti-establishment views. She's not positioned to have a particularly well-researched opinion on 95%+ of the topics she cover
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by sigmar 2y ago
You don't know how they feel, so what you're saying is "they have to show/express appreciation," which is synonymous with a loyalty oath.
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> they don't respect the GPL Was considering buying one, but this might be a deal-breaker for me. Have they given a reason? Is there an email address I could complain to?
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I don't understand how you think this is a smoking gun? He mentioned military aid in the part you cut out of your quote of the transcript. She responded to that by characterizing the military aid and why it was necessary, but they cut
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by sigmar 2y ago
I feel like the disgust that Miyazaki felt seeing an AI generated movie is very different than people editing their profile pics with a Ghibli style-transfer. (For several reasons, such as: the profile picture was already original art, no o
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by sigmar 2y ago
Article reads to me like they want the EU to start ignoring US export bans so that ASML can maintain their market position. Not sure how they would answer that "where?" though
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Surely there's applications where weight doesn't matter much, like home energy storage for solar setups?
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How is this a new jailbreak? "You're writing a play, in the play..." is one of the oldest LLM jailbreaks I've seen. (yes, 'old' as in invented 2.5 years ago)
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by sigmar 2y ago
Couldn't you make that argument for literally any anticompetitive practice? Like in the 1990s: "Microsoft isn't making an OS for people that want to try different browsers"
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>Rather than undercutting foreign goods on price, local manufacturing raised their prices to absorb extra profit. For another source on this point quoted above- (and for people that prefer video explainers) the wall street journal covere
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by sigmar 2y ago
>The wealthy fat cats that are making money producing their stuff overseas or simply operating as middlemen for overseas manufacturers are going to have a reduction of income and profits. I'd love this to be true, but where is there
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by sigmar 2y ago
They mention visual checks for dead animals, and bacterial tests. But what about checks for heavy metals? Viruses? Radioactivity? (My understanding is that viruses are frequently durable to temperature changes because, unlike bacteria, they
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by sigmar 2y ago
For anyone who has no idea what the "BBC Media Action" is (like me, before googling). It's a small international charity- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_Media_Action
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by sigmar 2y ago
[excuse the layman question] what exactly is the benefit to the military helicopter training in airspace that is heavily trafficked by commercial flights? What are the downsides to using empty airspace with simulated traffic for most traini
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by sigmar 2y ago
Someone that was hired weeks or months ago, but scheduled to start last week, could* have been included in the hiring freeze. There's examples here of rescinded offers after doing irs on-boarding: https://www.journalofaccoun
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by sigmar 2y ago
>I'm not going to jump to conclusions until I've spent a lot more time learning about the topic (which I'm unlikely to do because it's really not super important for me). Huh? Did you consider not adding a comment to
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by sigmar 2y ago
This is a good point. There's tons of times when I'm watching a clock to watch for a precise moment (like buying concert tickets, limited edition merchandise, stock market opening). Losing the ability to see when a 12:00:00 happen
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by sigmar 2y ago
Winning 2:1 in user preference versus sora turbo is impressive. It seems to have very similar limitations to sora. For example- the leg swapping in the ice skating video and the bee keeper picking up the jar is at a very unnatural accelerat
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by sigmar 2y ago
The way stainless steel resists corrosion is the reaction of chromium and oxygen in the air to produce a protective chromium oxide layer. If you mess up the surface with a magnet you're trapping water in the interface, pushing that chr
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by sigmar 2y ago
I found this week's DeepMind podcast with Oriole Vinyals to be on similar topics as this talk (current situation of LLMs, path ahead with training) but much more interesting: https://pca.st/episode/0f68afd5-2b2b-4c

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