stainablesteel

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by stainablesteel 9mo ago
it's a serious problem they could be regulated to expose their chip with transparent covering rather than plain dark wiring
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by stainablesteel 9mo ago
i honestly can't understand people using AI to do things for them, the only real thing I'll have it do for me is write code if I'm feeling lazy, but I always know it's going to make mistakes and I'll have to manuall
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by stainablesteel 9mo ago
what good are digital rights in countries where physical rights are being deteriorated
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by stainablesteel 9mo ago
it's a terrible design and i can't believe they've done this to the american people
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
this is actually hilarious, also easily fixable if they just respond to that with a pre-determined if response == 'thank you': print('your welcome')
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
may as well make a model stamp too, to remember which one was responding
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
i hardly consider this post to be within a technical circle, this is normie-stream i expected someone to be diving deep into the software within a TV, not some guy who finally decided to check the settings tab even if you turn that off it&#
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
so my linux installation can be even faster
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
i think it's fine, thank these people for coming up with the idea and people are going to start doing this in their basement then releasing it to huggingface
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
just wanted to disagree with anyone who thinks someone like this needs to go to school no, he needs to make his own agency
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
maybe they should have an option to enable it instead? i don't want this being the default
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
this same problem is one of the side effects of mining for the metals used in things like solar panels it comes at the sacrifice of many non-western countries and this conversation is never on the table it's such a shame things that co
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
> Many fMRI studies on psychiatric or neurological diseases – from depression to Alzheimer’s – interpret changes in blood flow as a reliable signal of neuronal under- or over-activation. Given the limited validity of such measurements, t
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
DEI and ESG don't work anymore, now people are latching onto AI wherever they can they're all just marketing scams. if these people actually implement AI in ways that isn't needed it just kills the product the built-in langua
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
im happy for this, but there's all these math and science benchmarks, has anyone ever made a communicates-like-a-human benchmark? or an isn't-frustrating-to-talk-with benchmark?
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by stainablesteel 10mo ago
you can google the papers and find the arxiv articles where the authors are listed
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by stainablesteel 11mo ago
this brings us to a cultural divide, westerners would see this as a personal scar, as they consider the integrity of the publishing sphere at large to be held up by the integrity of individuals i clicked on 4 of those papers, and the patter
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by stainablesteel 11mo ago
yeah it's foolish, the platform should just remain the platform, any attempt at improving engagement should be done by the creators or else this whole system would slowly collapse from frustration and move to a different website
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by stainablesteel 11mo ago
this seems reasonable to me, i don't have schizophrenia but i'm pretty sure i'd start stabbing a fridge if I ever saw it give me an advertisement
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by stainablesteel 11mo ago
wow, that's seriously hilarious it's so ugly that it shows their desperation, who would ever need this?
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
it's really just a massive sign of disrespect, clearly there's no one capable of competing with spacex, who is already known for beating deadlines, but they insist on insulting them like this why? "it's 10 years from now
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
north makes more sense because it's closer to the direction our solar system is moving
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
spitting-drink-out-laughing.gif but how would these airpods really be able to know you're in the EU? this should be easily hackable
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
maybe this is odd but i just have to ask, do you consider reddit usage to be the sign of a civilized democracy?
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
i've been using linux for over a decade and had none of these problems on 5 machines that i'd installed it on
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
for what? there's no one who thinks microsoft's ai is even good, let alone going to compete with companies that are actually serious about this they sacrifice their few areas of credibility just to make bad ai models that no one u
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
they're baked in but there's a community of people who crack and modify them even chat gpt will help you crack them if you ask it nicely
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
it's not, HR people are always lazy. i would ask a single chat bot to review every resume/cover letter and suggest the best based on some criteria, i would also ask it to cluster them into generalizable groups so i can review it
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
a long and extensive screening that offers no feedback, no doubt people will get frustrated. people will leave this for the same reason they leave tinder, you put yourself out there just to be ignored.
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by stainablesteel 1y ago
microsoft is just malware at this point, it's intelligence gathering to spy on people how is this even legal?

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