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by therein 1y ago
Pretty cool. Correct me if I'm wrong, this only works on Chrome?
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by therein 1y ago
And that "trick" has been used in imageboards with thumbnails for a very long time to get people to click and see a full image while they otherwise wouldn't.
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by therein 1y ago
Sell a version of the phone that's 3 generations behind on camera tech, make it a little cheaper or make it the same price. I promise you I would buy it over your flagship if it means no camera tumor. I am okay capturing daily moments
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by therein 1y ago
I am guessing you don't realize that that means people using not the latest generation phones will suffer.
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by therein 1y ago
> It’s a smart and useful feature which you can turn off if you don’t like it. If they hadn't gotten rid of the fingerprint sensor, I'd believe in the sincerity of that statement. > It is not terrible The fingerprint sensor
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by therein 1y ago
FaceID is terrible, not even reliable. It scans your face all the time, even when you are not unlocking it. Every 20-30 seconds or so, let's just scan your face. I would love it if iPhones stayed with fingerprint unlock. Sometimes I pu
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by therein 1y ago
It being by Google, I have a feeling Google and LEA will be able to use tools on your phone too. They could very conveniently use this for "we didn't analyze your data using AI, we instructed your local AI to analyze your data&quo
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by therein 1y ago
They follow well defined orbits and propellant limited. You could easily cover their trajectory with some shrapnel and attack it one lane at a time.
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by therein 1y ago
It is an analogy that only passes the initial glance. Especially since the CNC made cabinets are not full of design flaws. Your analogy would only make sense if these CNC cabinets were generated by CNC AI that may or may not follow the sens
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by therein 1y ago
Probably prior DARPA research or something. Also slightly tangentially, people will tell me it is that it was new and novel and that's why we were impressed but I almost think things went downhill after ChatGPT 3. I felt like 2.5 (or w
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by therein 1y ago
Did you or is it generic and loosely applicable to everyone in a way daily horoscope readings are?
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by therein 1y ago
So OpenAI is creating a tsundere AI companion?
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by therein 1y ago
I agree it isn't really proof by contradiction. It is more like proof by demonstration of concrete failures in real life demonstrations, which is stronger. It is like the author is saying 12 is a prime number and I am like but I divide
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by therein 1y ago
I don't know why you are downvoted. And even more disappointingly, it is interesting how easily people overlook the fact that this is happening in lockstep across the globe, obviously the goal is to deanonymize the internet. I can&#x27
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by therein 1y ago
Is it just me or is anyone else worried what will happen when the industry realizes LLMs are just not going to be the path to AGI? We are building nuclear power plants, massive datacenters that make our old datacenters look like toys. We ar
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by therein 1y ago
I have seen people paste their seed phrase into the URL bar in Chrome, which will send it to Google for auto-complete. Even the access log itself is going to contain compromising information in that case, since that is sent a part of the qu
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by therein 1y ago
Probably they feed the outputs into another LLM. Quick, patent it, save the prompt, that's golden IP right there.
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by therein 1y ago
Title made me think of Lutris. I thought Lutris allowed exactly this with a "fancy" launcher UI on top. You have the game you want to run and then it is installed into a per-game WINE prefix.
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by therein 1y ago
Did he really get no bounties out of this? The guy found a way into build boxes retail Windows is built on, potentially found the private key that would be used to generate license keys, likely could have dived in a little bit more after ge
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by therein 1y ago
Have you not seen Sam Altman on a well polished stage? Did he not look confident? That's your answer. Stop asking questions and learn to trust ChatGPT 5 because Sam Altman says it is now PhD level and he is scared. It's not like h
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by therein 1y ago
It is true, and LLMs do no such things. You are getting that impression not because they are language agnostic across training and inference but because they are throwing multi-language text at it during training. Try asking it about nanoma
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by therein 1y ago
But how could that be, Sam Altman was super scared and concerned about releasing this latest GPT. It's not like he said the same thing about all the GPTs before GPT5. That would be embarrassing because now he is calling GPT2.5 toddler&
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by therein 1y ago
Neither are even close to AGI. Here is something they can't do and won't be able to do for a very long time: If you're inferring in English and ask it a question, it will never be able to pull from the knowledge it has ingest
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by therein 1y ago
There is no intent, nor is there a mechanism for intent. They don't do long term planning nor do they alter themselves due to things they go through during inference. Therefore there cannot be intentional deception they partake in. The
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by therein 1y ago
It is just dishonest rhetoric no matter what. He is the most insincere guy in the industry, somehow manages to come off even less sincere than the lawnmower Larry Ellison. At least that guy is honest about not having any morals.
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by therein 1y ago
Why would you think it is anything special? Just because Sam Altman said so? The same guy who told us he was scared of releasing GPT-2.5 but now calling its abilities "toddler/kindergarten" level?
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by therein 1y ago
MOSAIC wouldn't really have the kind of impact that calls for something called System-Wide Safety Project.
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by therein 1y ago
Obviously the reason will be revealed as you get into questions like what year was your car manufactured and at which stage of integration is your country.
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by therein 1y ago
> Air travel and airspace are changing What about air travel and airspace are changing? Are we doing this because of commercial delivery drones or are drones going to do something else too in this airspace? The text in the website talks
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by therein 1y ago
You mean I don't think this is automatically correct. Otherwise it very likely is correct. Either way, you're guessing the manual curation is done in a way that is favorable to include I don't know answers. Which it most like

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