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by spxneo 3y ago
can you share some?
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Internet before 9/11 and after 9/11 basically. What the Patriot Act did was eat at the foundations of freedom that American founders set out to create and the internet became public enemy #1 overnight, something that had to be con
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Ah but you see the problem with West is that it fears and mistrusts any type of government interference but okay with covert surveillance (because im not a terrorist). The truth is Asian merit based dictatorship has transformed farm lands t
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100% and the people who created Facebook, Instagram all know exactly what they were doing. This is why many people hate Mark Zuckerberg and the Instagram founders and they need to be protected at all times by armed guards.
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When we was teenagers we had unrestricted broadband access to the internet but what was missing was the constant comparison hellhole like Instagram that is causing mental illness. WaReZ, KaZaA, Ogrish, CD-Keys, drugs, weapon making tutori
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this is what I want to know and somebody in the comments already said they are going to do exactly that.
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there hasn't been any caselaw from my knowledge where they went after a customer for revealing the price of a software license prices wouldn't be enforceable because knowing how much you charge isn't revealing anything propri
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prices aren't a trade secret and difficult to enforce even if its covered under an NDA
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can you elaborate on "extremely well"? where is it currently falling short?
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MIT license too (getting rare)! mad respects, thank you.
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may I ask what game?
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Connecting the Original Playstation to the Internet [video](youtube.com)
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Congratulations! Must be an absolute thrill
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yaroze devkit costs upwards of $10,000 USD now
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crazy how much sudden shift in speed we are seeing with all these new releases must be getting close to the AI peak
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that would be the 4d chess move: imagine when you get a captcha with "click 1 thing from things that do not fly" but you actually helping select drone targets somewhere in middle east
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Implementation of Google's ScreenAI: Vision-Lang Model for UI and Understanding(github.com)
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> “We do not know if non-medical cannabis leads to better cognition or the other way around if those with better cognition are more likely to use non-medical cannabis. We need longitudinal studies to see long term if non-medical cannabis
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First open source model LLM beats GPT-4-0613 and GPT-4-0314(huggingface.co)
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What about the book 1984? fahrenheit 451? Both accurately predicted the rise of oppressive society that attempts to eliminate all sources of complexity, contradiction, and confusion to ensure uncomplicated happiness for all its citizens by
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your view is definitely outdated by about 20+ years and traveling recently made me aware of how far behind the West is and how deeply ingrained Western exceptionalism is in the psyche here preventing them from seeing reality with objectivit
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interesting rabbithole here, Peter Turchin was into cliodynamics, which is a transdisciplinary area of research focused on the mathematical modeling of historical processes.
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Ask HN: How is solar eclipse viewed in your culture?
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Wireless Markup Language (WML)(en.wikipedia.org)
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how does 7b match up to Mistral 8x7B? coming from chatgpt4 it was a huge breath of fresh air to not deal with the judeo-christian biased censorship. i think this is the ideal localllama setup--uncensored, unbiased, unlimited (only by hardwa
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no but the end product is very clear and the only buyer in town knows exactly what they want. sure there are inflated billing/poor efficiencies but at the end of the day, its national security we are talking about here, there's mo
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Reducing taxes would definitely go a long way in Canada but they decided they want to "appoint" people closer to its political circle via affiliation or perceived affliction (for political ammo against conservatives). It makes no
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would love to try this out myself. seems like there are lighter solutions than relying a giant LLM
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how are people using this with/without LLM? is the feature more of "reliable and accurate without hallucination" than LLM? where are you using it? text interface?
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Oh good more ways to bill the taxpayers $10,000 CAD/hr to make a basic mobile app with just enough "AI" sprinkled throughout its API This government just does not learn after ArriveCan and the perils of government led funding

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