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by smallerize 2mo ago
Cool idea. I didn't understand what causes the bad response on the first query. Does it mean the first response in every new conversation, or just the first served response after startup?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
What does this mean
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by smallerize 2mo ago
The court cases are starting to have effect. https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/08/trump-is-losing-his-...
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Natural gas generators are also a supply bottleneck. https://www.naturalgasintel.com/news/turbine-shortage-threat...
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by smallerize 2mo ago
At least that's something I can just rant about a couple of times a year, and enjoy tracker blocking the rest of the time.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
There's no point pasting the contexts of the article into the comments here.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
I second BTD6 especially if you can get the Apple Arcade version.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
In a gray-on-gray footnote with no name and no direct link. Got it. https://bsky.app/profile/beetlenaut.bsky.social/post/3ml36n5...
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by smallerize 2mo ago
That will not change their minds. They already demolished a bunch of the White House.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Your Forbes India link says "Without any formal authorization, Da Silva started in 2003"
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Why link to Twitter instead of the actual post? https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat#why-create-the-goat-p...
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Yeah, absolutely. The defense there is "clean room reimplementation ". If anything, the use of an LLM would be stronger than a human doing the copying. (Assuming American jurisdiction!)
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by smallerize 2mo ago
You spelled your site name wrong in the title here.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Ok but who said the quote?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
So I call back and get dropped at the top of the phone tree. Now how do I address the original problem?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
There are probably lots of stories from various people, but here is one: http://blog.wilshipley.com/2010/03/ted-2010.html#:~:text=%E2... (If the location link doesn't work, scroll down about halfway to the st
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Experts aren't trained on separate tasks. More recent routers are designed to spread out requests even more evenly, and they were already pretty even.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Is the quote in the title a reference to something?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
That's not what "deterministic" means.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
What does your title mean?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
It reminds me of the logos on https://www.pouet.net/ Each time you reload, there will be a different logo at the top.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
That stood out to me too. This could have been a lot better with just a little actual work.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
We must do something. This is something. Therefore, we must do this.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Can you show me an example of someone calling for government regulation or a ban?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
I don't know what you're complaining about but I don't think it's this. There is no "ban" on generating AI images. The backlash is not about new tech because there is no new tech here, it's just Nano Banan
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Do you mean people will run multiple GPUs, or that streaming a small % of experts from disk won't completely kill performance?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
That's correct. The end of the article also covers defeating the AI watermark.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Instead of having to go out of your way, there's an inviting "create a fiction" button. https://www.digitaldigging.org/p/how-to-plant-a-nuclear-plan... In February this year, someone manually forged a ph
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Some examples in the Ars Technica article include "refugees near the Mexican border", "a giant golden statue of President Donald Trump looming over the White House", and "a hospital with a bomb crater in Gaza".
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Then post whatever notes were fed into the AI instead. The verbosity and self-congratulating add negative value.

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