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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
So you blamed the people for not acting “cautiously enough” instead of the people who let things run wild without even a clue what these things will do? That’s wild!
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
This piece is very sad and it resonates with me, especially after we talked about identity and definition of success. The loss of job (if any) is not as fatal as the loss of one’s social identity. Of course, there is always a way out, a way
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
The article said they called for triple junior hire but cut 1000 jobs a month later, “so the number of jobs stay roughly the same”. Certainly they didn’t mean 1000 junior positions were cut. So what they really want to say is that they cut
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
5 days for Ai is by no mean short! If it can solve it, it would need perhaps 1-2 hours. If it can not, 5 days continuous running would produce gibberish only. We can safely assume that such private models will run inferences entirely on ded
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
I hope better and cheaper models will be widely available because competition is good for the business. However, I'm more cautious about benchmark claims. MiniMax 2.1 is decent, but one can really not call it smart. The more critical
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
I'm pretty certain that DeepMind (and all other labs) will try their frontier (and even private) models on First Proof [1]. And I wonder how Gemini Deep Think will fare. My guess is that it will get half the way on some problems. But w
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
I’d argue it’s the greatest nightmare and the ultimate contempt for human life and values.
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
Can you explain the part why it's not possible to bypass? Could the kids not simply remove the app?
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
As the focus here is solely on the US, and the comments focus too much on the impossibility of heat dissipation, I want to include some information to broaden the perspective. - In the EU, the ASCEND study conducted in 2024 by Thales Alenia
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by sinuhe69 9mo ago
It’s so hard to understand that the foreign staff are now afraid for their safety and their lives? After the killing of Pretti (execution is probably the more correct word), I guess even some US staff can not be so sure about what would hap
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by sinuhe69 9mo ago
My general take on any AI/ML in medicine is that without a proper clinical validation, they are not worth to try. Also, AI Snake Oil is worth reading.
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by sinuhe69 9mo ago
What a wonderful teacher! I wish all teachers were like him. Regarding the collaboration before the exam, it's really strange. In our generation, asking or exchanging questions was perfectly normal. I got an almost perfect score in phy
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by sinuhe69 9mo ago
Pyret, a teaching language for CS, in the vein of Racket, does require testing by writing functions. https://pyret.org/docs/latest/testing.html
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by sinuhe69 9mo ago
My experience is exactly the opposite. With AI, it's better to start small and simplify as much as possible. Once you have working code, refactor and abstract it as you deem fit, documenting along the way. Not the other way around. In
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by sinuhe69 9mo ago
or at least they can cache the results for a while and update so they can compare the answers over time and not waste the planet's energy due to their dumb design.
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by sinuhe69 9mo ago
Reading the comments here about lawyering to make the prediction seems accurate, I have to say for me the value of prediction is not firstly about its binary accuracy, but more about the insights I get from the prediction and adjustment pro
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by sinuhe69 10mo ago
To protect innocent people for examples, or to not reveal some secrets.
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by sinuhe69 10mo ago
What is in this particular case that requires outdated tools? If they are code, certainly you can write them on VS Code or whatever you likes, and only need to compile and load on the original tools, can’t you?
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by sinuhe69 10mo ago
Very interesting. But I wonder how much Google (and other) Maps can actually shape the scene. For tourist hotspots with a lot of visitors, it IS clearly the driving force. But for locals, I don’t think it has an overwhelming effect. Locals
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by sinuhe69 10mo ago
I still want to read what the poster understood from the output of the AI, though. I don’t need reciting an answer from an AI because I (and everybody else) can do it, too. On Firefox and other browsers, it’s now integrated so asking an AI
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by sinuhe69 11mo ago
I think a helpful conclusion is that while the firing pattern in organoids doesn’t preclude a wetware of complex programmed instructions, it could be just the emergent properties of the underlying physics and electrochemical properties of t
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by sinuhe69 11mo ago
Delete cookies and site data on Firefox works.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
DeepL has the option “Correct only” and it can become quite handy for non-native speakers.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I don’t know. I cannot even answer most of these questions straightforward with a or b!
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
These problems are well known for a long time, especially if one simply asks LLM for a changing fact, such as who is the current pope. But there is also a simple technique that reduces these issues almost to zero: thinking and explicit requ
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
>> Unfortunately, Google seems to have the ability to arbitrarily flag any domain and make it immediately unaccessible to users. I'm not sure what, if anything, can be done when this happens, except constantly request another rev
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
If what you said is true, I wonder whether (fine-tuned AI) will replace mediocre scientists and specialists very soon.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I think changing the headline like that is not encouraged. If one find the fact that ChatGPT loses half of its paid subscribers, one should perhaps write an own article with data and other facts and not changed the headline of a linked arti
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I think except for the economists, for most people here on HN, such reports are not much helpful. The problem is not just the data, but working with aggregated data also has to do with the definition of data categories. After decades, they
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Why are you claiming on false facts and not checking their documents?

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