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taikahessu
10mo ago
Ironically, I can't read the Reddit post with my VPN.
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11mo ago
Yes, but don't call me Shirley.
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11mo ago
Boring. Tried to explore sexuality related topics, but Alphabet is stuck in some Christianity Dark Ages. Edit: Okay, I admit I'm used to dealing with OpenAI models and it seems you have to be extra careful with wording with Gemini. Onc
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taikahessu
11mo ago
Soldering your TV in 2026 sounds like real fun ...
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11mo ago
This sounds about right, and should be incorporated everywhere.
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1y ago
All these calculations (of feasibility and maintenance challenges) are fascinating, but really just silly. Of course we are going to use AI and robots, like AI robots, and stuff. It's going to be fully self-operating and the future! Bu
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1y ago
Big in Japan?
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taikahessu
1y ago
Entering code 123456 reveals Sora 2 is only available in US/Canada region.
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1y ago
Hinted as Python not having these issues.
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1y ago
> 3. We rely too heavily on the ability to patch after the fact... I agree on all points and to build up on the last: making a 2.0 or a complete software rewrite is known to be even more hazardous. There are no quarantees the new version
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1y ago
This. When doing Stable Diffusion, I have noticed this as well. Adding negatives can sometimes lead to the opposite results. From what I can tell, if you say "no computers" for example (ie adding computer as negative), you are set
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1y ago
Interesting take. Also interesting would be to compare the qualities between them. From my experience software has much much bigger probability of ending as eventually working, but not fixing the problem it was set out to do in the first pl
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1y ago
It's officially appearing in the prime spot in their web UI. I saw it few months ago in mine. Frankly, it's actually plain, uninteresting (in the sense of what it could be, imagine controversial homophobe transvestite or a talk sh
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1y ago
A Daughter Named Bob, what a great name for AI documentary.
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1y ago
Well, it's obviously true new stuff breaks fast, can't argue with that. But it's deliberate, not forgetfulness. Just capitalism on steroids.
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1y ago
That would actually be the AGI we are waiting for, since we - as humans, in surprisingly big portion of all cases - don't know how or can't seem to do that either!
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1y ago
EU might certainly not be perfect, but as of yet, we don't shoot our own people. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucha_massacre
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1y ago
Should I block port 80?
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1y ago
Except the launch hasn't gone well, at least not for me. They require .edu address which our universities in Finland don't use. Well, it requires now, but it didn't when I registered with mobile earlier? I was able to do the
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1y ago
I'm afraid I'm only doing 2d ... Yes, GUI related LLM instructions have been exceptionally bad, with multiple prompts me saying "no there is no such thing"... But as I commented earlier, GPT has had it's moments. I
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2y ago
It has been really frustrating learning Godot (or any new technology you are not familiar with) 4.4.x with GPT4o or even worse, with custom GPT which use older GPT4turbo. As you are new in the field, it kinda doesn't make sense to pick
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2y ago
Or text to speech generation ... but I guess that is coming.
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2y ago
> They feature a refreshed knowledge cutoff of June 2024. As opposed to Gemini 2.5 Pro having cutoff of Jan 2025. Honestly this feels underwhelming and surprising. Especially if you're coding with frameworks with breaking changes, t
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2y ago
We used to have doors in the office for this.
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2y ago
I was also wondering what this was about. Should I care and why? It's not only that I don't want to, but literally can't use extra 2 minutes for _every_ link I open while browsing news sites. And that attention span window is
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2y ago
iPhone + Firefox, can't hear anything, moving along, sorry ...
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2y ago
Lastpass downplayed the breach and turned out they had not properly encrypted the data like notes section. They should have been sued to oblivion, but they were able weasel out of responsibility, so far. Lastpass had one job and failed it.
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2y ago
It sucks if you are non-profit working on subjects like drug abuse. Or anything that is considered "difficult" for our ad-overlords and thus all the relevant keywords are against ToS.
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2y ago
Why settle for dollars and let it create a new monetary system, that would challenge the current status quo (preferably?) without a violent conflict.
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2y ago
I guess the real learning happens outside the AI, here in real life. Does the code run? Sure, it's on my local and not in production, but I would've never have the patience to get "that new thing working" without AI as a
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