staticman2

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by staticman2 3mo ago
Dualsense's main advantage is the built in trackpad and gyroscope but if you want to play wirelessly you are probably better off switching to the Steam Controller at this point which also has a trackpad and gyroscope. Or if using Windo
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by staticman2 3mo ago
> can get 4K HDR 120Hz running over gigabit Ethernet without visually sacrificing too much on bitrate, While I agree game streaming can work well, in practice on a modern game the frame rate will vary if you try to get 4k hdr 120k and I
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by staticman2 3mo ago
You didn't say whether you were using the App but the App's performance seems to be severely throttled compared to API.
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by staticman2 3mo ago
> nor did he know about it I'm not loving this turn of phrase. Seems very Weasel-worded. Did not know about it according to who? I think we need a better news source.
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by staticman2 3mo ago
How is it the most accessible way when stories are paywalled? What good is a "range of references" if the higher quality references are not accessible to the AI? You also claim readers want "want headlines and bias confirmati
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by staticman2 3mo ago
I don't know about Opus but I can tell you with Gemini the subscription product OCR is apparently not done by the model. It used a separate old fashioned OCR tool and gives bad results in my tests. But with Gemini the API the model doe
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by staticman2 4mo ago
They did give an ETA. They said 3.5 Pro would come out in June.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
When you make specific claims about a statute you were apparently too lazy to read, then respond with basically “I read the committee notes and surely if the statute was bad, it would say so and/or nobody can ever know what the statute
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by staticman2 4mo ago
No, you are not supposed to treat a politician or their staff’s statement about how their proposed bill works as dispositive and ignore the statutory text or third party analysis. I’m glad we clarified the epistemological issue, so thank yo
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by staticman2 4mo ago
You claim you "get the impression" then do not quote either the law or a third party analysis of the law. Apparently we are supposed to believe this does not ban open source because the committee didn't write "This bans
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by staticman2 4mo ago
I get the impression you are conflating whether a developer can be sued to oblivion for not implementing a "full shutdown" process that applies to finetunes versus whether they can be sued to oblivion for releasing a model that ma
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by staticman2 4mo ago
For context, you just linked to a HUD.gov article that cites its source as fox news.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
Don't forget: "We're open to the idea Claude 4 may be conscious and we prompt Claude to say it's an open question but in other news we'll be deleting Claude 4 next year to make server space for Claude 5.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
The filters are really bad. Yesterday Fable rejected commenting on poetry because it had anatomy lines like: got anotha round of acetylcholine from da boss.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
Your rebuttle seems to be arguing it's okay for a bartender to simultaneously say: "This is alcohol" And "Or maybe it isn't alcohol." Or to rephrase it, "They tell you the rules at the entrance, they then
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by staticman2 4mo ago
Fable is rejecting as unsafe analysis of poetry that uses formal medical anatomy terms. The guardrails are dumb as dirt.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
Thanks for the reply. I'm a little confused on what is being claimed. The Tumblr article says: "That healthcare triage tools would underperform on Black patients. That loan approval systems would entrench inequality while presenti
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by staticman2 4mo ago
I agree. Why is someone's lazy Tumblr hot take getting upvoted here? Are people considering it a good conversation starter or something?
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by staticman2 4mo ago
I don't see any substantiation of anything stated in that blog post.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
Test it on a professional inference provider to rule out trouble on your end.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
I tested Gemma 4 31b for OCR and it's very good at it. This makes sense because I also get the best OCR results from Gemini compared to Claude or ChatGPT in my use case.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
I agree the last 30 years in the U.S. hasn't changed all that much due to tech. It's probably true that phones and social networks have altered the way people think, but not necessarily in a way that's qualitatively different
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by staticman2 4mo ago
This is almost certainly not true. If it was, they wouldn't need to be using the classifiers they are using to warn Gemini about problematic prompts.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
Presumably it's in contrast to "fear mode" or "conservative investment" mode. Warren Buffet has famously said, "Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful."
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by staticman2 4mo ago
As long as Chinese firms are releasing good open models I imagine there isn't a huge downside for Google to release state of the art small models to compete in the "free" space.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
Meta released a major new closed source model a month or so ago. It didn't make a splash like a new open source release would have.
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by staticman2 4mo ago
Opus 4.7 and presumably 4.8 are more expensive due to a new tokenizer that translates data into more tokens per input.
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by staticman2 5mo ago
There already was such an effort but Trump lacks enough federal reserve votes to succeed at present.
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by staticman2 5mo ago
Hinton says things like "...we're optimized for having not many experiences. You only live for about a billion seconds—that's assuming you don't learn anything after you're 30, which is pretty much true. So you live
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by staticman2 5mo ago
> Can public markets go higher? Shiller P/E is closing in on the peak of the dot-com bubble: Shiller PE is near 44. Japan had an equivalent price to earnings ratio of over 70 during their 1989 bubble.

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