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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Why could a court favor the interest of the New York Times in a vague accusation versus the interest and right of hundred millions people? Billion people use the internet daily. If any organization suspects some people use the Internet for
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Any minute the brain is severed from its sensory/bodily inputs, it will go crazy by hallucinating endlessly. Right now, what we have with the AI is a complex interconnected system of the LLM, the training system, the external data, the
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I wonder why the site owners and the users who are affected by such broad and indiscriminate blocking will not sue LaLiga AND the judges for damages and violation of freedom of speech?
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Will that also exclude users’ own person? That’ll be to bad. You not only take away the agency of the people, you also limit the creative space severely. I guess open source models for image diffusion will get a huge boost then.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Related: I find the simulation and visualization of the same topic (albeit for US only) by DataFlow much more engaging and comprehensible. The project is based on data of a US survey. https://flowingdata.com/2015/12&#x2
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They said the ship lost power, but we can see the light chain were all lit up. Were they just for decoration, or where did they draw the power from?
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Nope. Hyper-V only works on pro and higher versions of Windows. VMWare is not free. I can run VirtualBox on demand (as a portable app) and that simplifies things immensely. VirtualBox can also work with all different kinds of virtual hard d
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Yes. I also see problems in other areas: -they didn’t define the threshold for sedentary behavior beforehand, so it could be they just move the threshold to hack the p-value. At least, they could analyze with different thresholds then publi
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What about the famous breakfast? One prevalent theory among nutritionists is that the breakfast has huge influence on the insulin responses during the day: a low carb/no sugar, high protein and fat breakfast will not spike your blood g
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
What about the famous breakfast? One prevalent theory among nutritionists is that the breakfast has huge influence on the insulin responses during the day: a low carb/no sugar, high protein and fat breakfast will not spike your blood g
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
This approach aims to train reasoning models without relying on human-curated data, allowing models to learn by proposing tasks, solving them, and learning from both stages through self-play with the aid of an environment. The core of this
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Absolute Zero: Reinforced Self-Play Reasoning with Zero Data(arxiv.org)
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Reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards (RLVR) has shown promise in enhancing the reasoning capabilities of large language models by learning directly from outcome-based rewards. Recent RLVR works that operate under the zero setting
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Perhaps because his buddy Charlie still works until 98/99? :D Yeah, but I agree. It’s insane.
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>>That experiment [Chinese Crisper babies] on humans was widely decried as misguided. Misguided? No, it’s criminal! It was widely criticized as deeply unethical, unprofessional and irresponsible. The guy was considered a rogue scient
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I don’t think passing the job interview is too difficult if one works as a team and intended to deceive. More difficult is IMO the transfer of money. They must establish a wide networks with many “stealth” bank accounts. I suppose one can
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
If the origins are so fuzzy, I guess other manufacturers would very soon adjust their part lists/part origins to avoid the tariff?
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Why not simply block the senders? How on earth does a high court support the demand of a single entity at the cost of the wide public, risking freedom oppression and censor of speech?
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I also propose using photoshop to insert some fake elements (besides fake EXIF) to see if it can detect them. If yes, that means we can employ AI to find faked images?
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There is IMO no legal use case for an external computer system to initiate a connection with my system without prior legal agreement. It all happens on good will and therefore can be terminated at any time.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
There is IMO no legal use case for an external computer system to initiate a connection with my system without prior legal agreement. It all happens on good will.
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"Their degrees are already obsolete" -> I don't understand this attitude. Do they expect to have special knowledge after a bachelor's degree? Or do they think that just asking an AI what to do is the way to create bet
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As long as they think in the venue “we are above them” and “they are deplorable”, I don’t find it surprised that they are using the same tactics.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Not my area of expertise, but is this not a form of perfectionist problem? I mean, most places have a clear and simple address. For the rest, either a human can solve it, or we can make a few examples and let an AI do the work. We can go ba
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Did anybody try to fool it with an AI-generate photo, eventually Photoshopped and edited EXIF etc.? Lay a false crumb trail. See how it will react. :D That’s gonna be fun!
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It would be a perfect story for the "Dull Men Center" or alike :D
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For me, AGI is like a human assistant. I can ask it to do useful things that one would face in daily life. Like doing a bit of research about something. What I mean by doing research is not just Google it but also asking questions, calling
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A long time ago I was invited to a job interview. After a nice chat, I told them that I had left the previous company because of internal conflicts and too much office politics. I asked if they had the same problem and they assured me that
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I’m not familiar with Python internals, so when I tried to convert a public AI model (not a LLM) to run locally, I got some problems no other AI could help. Asked Gemini 2.5 and it pin pointed the problem immediately. It solution was not pr
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Yes, including surrounded and forcibly brought them into US camps. But yeah, the Soviets did the same and we had the nuclear bomb race, the space race and the Cold War.

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