toasty228

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by toasty228 5d ago
Inequalities have been growing for a while now, either we have less and less smart people, or it just does not work like you think it works, probably because your take is super naive and barely scratches the surface of first order effects w
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by toasty228 5d ago
Yeah but siri/apple AI has 100% adoption rate on apple devices ;)
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by toasty228 5d ago
There already was an alternative a year ago, with a published paper and open weight lmao... all the other projects are literal slop shat out by script kiddies 2 hours after the release of jev, it reminds me of the flappy bird era, depressin
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by toasty228 8d ago
I can also run a 0.6b model on my phone faster than openai can run astra, it doesn't mean my model is useful.
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by toasty228 8d ago
That's a lot of words to describe npcs
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by toasty228 8d ago
AI slop is the ultimate npc filter
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by toasty228 8d ago
How are we fighting it online? You cannot
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by toasty228 9d ago
In Europe we just fill the garage to the fucking ceiling and park the car outside. And of course nothing ever gets out of the garage until you die, then it's your kids problem and usually everything goes straight to a landfill.
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by toasty228 9d ago
99% of people don't know what aws is... buying local is mostly for physical products, food, etc. I know we're on HN but come on lol
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by toasty228 9d ago
> What's the best estimate for US to recover from non-stop levels of stupid? I think it'll get much worse before we can even hope it gets a tiny bit better. Politics are fucked, education is fucked, petrol is fucked, the stock
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by toasty228 9d ago
Buying local is to cut transportation/pollution, not to buy from your friends...
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by toasty228 9d ago
That's his half brother Obamna, Trump made the same mistake
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by toasty228 9d ago
It's been like that every single time you guys went to the middle east, not just "today" lmao Some of it is publicly available on videos for 15+ years, nobody cares: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rXPrfnU3G0
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by toasty228 9d ago
It can be smart and not knowledgeable, as long as all the data is in the question you really don't need much in term of general knowledge, it might be even beneficial to stay on track. It mostly depend son what you do with it. For exam
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by toasty228 9d ago
In their own demo the left and right panels almost never agree on anything. So it's X times faster but doesn't tell you if it's still right
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by toasty228 10d ago
How many connected devices do you have? How often do you add/remove some? I feel like this whole scenario could be solved by a very ugly switch case generated by deepseek for 0.02ct.
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by toasty228 10d ago
Even worse than that, AI are perfectly capable of generating very good images if you have some taste and a few keywords to prompt it. This shows that they have no taste, no care for their business and no shame
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by toasty228 10d ago
> ought to take No one is taking anything here, but I think the american mind cannot comprehend complex things such as having allied and building agreements
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by toasty228 10d ago
- US goes after South America and Greenland - EU goes after Canada and Georgia (country), which is just ridiculous in terms of geography Absolute brain dead comparison
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by toasty228 10d ago
> I hear you, but the US is hardly the only country on the planet that’s had a few disruptive elections When it's Hungary it's funny, because it doesn't matter, when it's the US it's not, because it fucks up the
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by toasty228 10d ago
> You don't think the human race will be extended to Mars? Not in any meaningful capacity. Probably not even as much as we extended to the polar circles during our lifetime. It's a dead rock, there is literally nothing for us t
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by toasty228 10d ago
Meanwhile we're rationing ram sticks like we rationed potatoes during ww2 and a gaming gpu costs 2 to 10 months of rent, I think we'll see these fat clients coming....
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by toasty228 10d ago
All the petrol processed in the world is consumed virtually on the spot, take down any production capacity anywhere and you'll create all kind of nasty side effects, now take down multiple major actors/transport roads and you get
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by toasty228 10d ago
> well, except oil executives and shareholders, I guess They should be sued by governments, they can only make more money if they artificially increase their margin, if they simply passed the cost down to the consumers they shouldn'
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by toasty228 11d ago
In the case of France it is pretty obvious, they would never attack random people in such a way. They either target public infrastructure or very specific politician/execs properties, not random people, and definitely not in a way that
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by toasty228 12d ago
We don't know what they know, I'm not even sure they know what they think they know. What I know though is that they've been lying, personally and as an industry, forever. Fables like "The boy who cried wolf" are cl
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by toasty228 12d ago
They'll build five data centers by the time that 1m wide pot hole on your local highway ramp gets a (half assed) fix.
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by toasty228 12d ago
> outside the tier 1 cities people were living in makeshift subsistence tin housing Having visited the US a few times it felt that way too
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by toasty228 12d ago
> Being far north is somewhat compensated by the fact that solar batteries run much more efficiently when they are cold Uh? It's a major pain in the ass, you actually need to heat these batteries, most won't even charge below
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by toasty228 12d ago
They all come with ~30 years warranty, I think you're stuck in the 1970s when it comes to Chines manufacturing capabilities, the top of the line chinese factories are just as good as EU/US ones, probably even more high tech

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