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by totetsu 4mo ago
Unless this ASI either way, turns the world into an opencast mine and burns off the atmosphere on the way out..
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by totetsu 4mo ago
This could be a good guardrailing technique. Keep people away from your hard limit refusals by ring fencing them with frustrating pedantry.
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How much of Elon Musk's wealth comes from government help? Virtually all of it(rnz.co.nz)
23 points by totetsu 4mo ago|16 comments
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by totetsu 4mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMBkWtDAPBY De-crop
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by totetsu 4mo ago
But also what about .. Even now there is a range of forensic tech that can be used to statistically indicate if an image has been doctored, or generated, wouldnt't adding more and more real world data to the capture increase the bar fo
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by totetsu 4mo ago
The human condition is delicate and mortal, when you realise this you realise how important it is to do everything you can for Elon Musk while he's still alive
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Well it was the same person at least https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43360648 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43298945
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by totetsu 4mo ago
I’m sure I saw a blog post about this same mechanic being made by llms back a year or so ago too
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by totetsu 4mo ago
I remember getting a self signing cert from some shady Chinese homepage in the 200Xs and loading and connecting to Quakeworld onto my Nokia Symbian phone around that time. edit: https://allaboutsymbian.com/features/item
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Why are all these things always called, "Premier" or "elevated experiences".. Do people really build their sense of self worth/satisfaction form imagining they are special for spending money?
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Copyright – Right Answer for Open Source Code, Wrong Answer for Open Source AI?(opensource.org)
1 points by totetsu 4mo ago|0 comments
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Did they catch Perry's Miniature Train? https://repository.library.brown.edu/viewers/image/zoom/bdr:...
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by totetsu 4mo ago
I’ve noticed that for task that require consistency across very large body of text, like translating strings of very large doc, the approach of letting the agent split and it up and programmatically do it bit by bit, is much worse quality t
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by totetsu 4mo ago
uBo is the only reason I find browsing the web at all tolerable anymore. As a test I turned it off to view this article and almost crashed my browser with a dozen auto play video ads This would mean I would find the energy to get over anyth
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by totetsu 4mo ago
I wonder how many more things like this are happening under the radar around the world
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Are OCamls related to ollamas?
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Isn't sharepoint itself a cobbled together on top of Microsoft Exchange mailboxes?
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by totetsu 4mo ago
if it wasnt for needless landing pages where would we ever get a chance to use all the cool animation features browsers have accreted over the last 20 years.
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by totetsu 4mo ago
What is China subsidises its inference providers to provide like utility level "intelligence" at or below cost globally until all the knowledge jobs in the west go the way of the manufacturing ones..
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Then ‘ The tool itself’ was not appropriate to the job in the first place
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by totetsu 4mo ago
I wonder about what happens to gut micro biomes
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by totetsu 4mo ago
In case anyone missed it. Michel Foucault the face tested in this article talked about the mechanisms of surveillance and the Panopticon.
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by totetsu 4mo ago
didnt the archive owner only start doing this after Patokallio revealed his identity for no good reason. Given the legal liability involved in maintaining that service, there is a threat to what Patokallio is doing so it doesn't seem e
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Extreme Quality AI UltraSharpen is a Bourgeois Concept
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by totetsu 4mo ago
They've found some real chemical P and S for the turing patterns
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Hideyuki Sawada's research is an uncanny addition to this articles history list https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bht96voReEo
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Lid-lifting Kiwi author forced to sit in silence at writers' festival(rnz.co.nz)
46 points by totetsu 4mo ago|8 comments
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by totetsu 4mo ago
Before if you had a crap idea you atleast had to face the social back-pressure of explaining it to someone at a local hackers meetup and trying to convince them to build it for you..
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by totetsu 5mo ago
Him being a man named AL
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by totetsu 5mo ago
Was this also how the flight sim that used to be hidden in EXEL.EXE had been built, I wonder.

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