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by tiahura 10mo ago
How does Tesla FSD respond to inactive traffic control lights?
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by tiahura 10mo ago
Why does firefox need a CEO? Is the Linux model not feasible?
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Most of it is _not_ Amazon’s content. They don’t own the book, so they can’t sell you the book. Nemo dat.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
It’s not that it brings it up in unrelated conversations, it’s that it nudges related conversations in unwanted directions.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
And, don't forget to figure in that OpenAI has indicated they're getting into porn.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Iger and Altman on CNBC at 10:30.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Iger and Altman on CNBC at 10:30.
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Disney making $1B investment in OpenAI, will allow characters on Sora AI(cnbc.com)
327 points by tiahura 11mo ago|2 comments
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by tiahura 11mo ago
You expect The Washing Machine Institute Foundation is going to sponsor it?
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Bad news for Boise.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Like when OpenAI started experiencing a massive brain drain.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Doesn’t it seem likely that it all depends on who produces the next AIAYN? Things go one way if it’s an academic, and another way if it’s somebody’s trade secret.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Isn’t that what gems are?
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by tiahura 11mo ago
How is strategic thinking going to produce novel ideas about neural networks?
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Also, google has plenty of (unmatched?) proprietary data and their own money tree to fuel the money furnace.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Intuitively, it seems like 2 party is the equilibrium outcome with a winner take all system.
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Runway rolls out new AI video model that beats Google, OpenAI in key benchmark(cnbc.com)
11 points by tiahura 11mo ago|3 comments
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Why? I’ve been using Unix workstations since the motif days through gnome whatever, but and every single one has seemed clunky as heck compared to the contemporaneous windows. Win 11 file explorer is 20 years ahead of nautilus. Not to menti
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Office doesn’t.
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MIT study finds AI can replace 11.7% of U.S. workforce(cnbc.com)
61 points by tiahura 11mo ago|62 comments
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by tiahura 11mo ago
This is the way. However, there a a lot of approaches to ensemble approaches. I wish there were some good benchmarks for various domains.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
It’s my approach in legal as well. Claude formulates its draft, then it prompts codex and gemini for theirs. Claude then makes recommendations for edits to its draft based on others. Gemini’s plan is almost always the worst, but even it fre
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by tiahura 11mo ago
It seems like tracking down 10M+ people would cost more than $280M.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
Many elites in many countries voice AI-skepticism. Pragmatically, at least in countries that matter, they don’t seem to be the elites who actually decide AI policy.
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by tiahura 11mo ago
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by tiahura 11mo ago
I hope Apple gets slammed hard by some regulatory body. Are we really at the point where people expect big brother to handle our headphone issues?
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by tiahura 1y ago
What can’t be done with Flock?
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by tiahura 1y ago
If millions of people are being tracked by GM and haven’t noticed, how is it a problem?
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by tiahura 1y ago
I feel worrying about security cameras is primordial mammal fear of being tracked and eaten. Like fear of vaccine poisoning, a vestige of long ago threats.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Because libreoffice is so poor.

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