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varispeed
28d ago
I am not yet waiting for my turn into the gas chamber.
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28d ago
It looks meh. Seems like Apple is following, no longer leading. Samsung feels more polished.
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28d ago
When next government become worse than the previous one, such technologies become handy for new emperor to keep power and crush dissent. What today is used for good, tomorrow can be used for evil.
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28d ago
Something regulators should look at. They don't deliver consistent compute, yet charge consistent money. In my opinion that's fraud.
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28d ago
Is it a version that has not yet been nerfed? Since yesterday I noticed Sol and Astra have become much dumber.
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29d ago
IT sector in the UK is bargain basement. Most competent people left for countries where their talents are valued or retired.
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1mo ago
I did do that. Box of disks, one weekend burning back to back, then going to a plot of land I buy from time to time in the middle of nowhere and burying it in a weatherproof metal capsule.
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1mo ago
Competition could use it as well. Why make it easy.
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1mo ago
sweet
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1mo ago
> with the aim of their output being acceptable to human interlocutors. The more I use LLMs I find that their output drifts toward being acceptable to other LLMs. I find myself quite often telling the model: "this is not human reada
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1mo ago
Will it improve already routed board? I have one done ages ago. Works fine, but RAM can only do roughly a half bandwidth because of poorly laid traces. Could I tell AI to reroute them according to best practices?
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1mo ago
That money will not "trickle down" in either way.
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1mo ago
The companies who are hoarding RAM to produce pointless products should be called out. Deprive working class from computing resources to sell some corporate crap. Get fucked.
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1mo ago
What do you mean I have to code by myself now? Am I some sort of an animal?
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1mo ago
I would rather not let agent use checkout. I think they are not "smart" enough to tell scam from real website apart. Even recently Claude/Opus referred me to scammers website telling me to buy a product there.
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1mo ago
> (~9.2 million tokens node-wide at 4k context). stopped reading after that. What 4k context would be usable for?
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1mo ago
Looks cool, but I can't see myself using something like this. The readability is poor, it is difficult to gauge if button was pressed or what is selected. But still, I love it!
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1mo ago
You take a paper towel / piece of toilet paper and you that to exit.
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1mo ago
And the flush mechanism that also doesn't flush your legs.
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1mo ago
Crappy state of affairs is that the tax payer funded regulators twiddle their thumbs and do nothing about it. Corporation like Google should have been fined to the edge of bankruptcy for such predatory behaviour.
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1mo ago
Out of curiosity, how would you transfer many TB to cloud and back if such service was available?
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1mo ago
I stopped using Firefox when it had massive performance issues (CPU and memory) to the point it was unusable. Chrome in comparison was lightning fast and since then I somehow cannot get myself to use Firefox though I know they likely have f
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1mo ago
Gemini not long ago, when you said something "useful" said thank you, I will use it to help other users with similar problem. When asked "why would you do that, I thought our chat is private?" it would respond "Apol
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1mo ago
Earth is home.
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1mo ago
Can you just smoke weed, enjoy the music and not talk to anybody? Is that sort of experience possible?
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1mo ago
I don't think it is really about "sensitive", but basically about any content you put in. Why would you give corporations your reasoning (data on how you interact with AI, how you "talk" etc.). All of this is privat
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1mo ago
I love IKEA because I could furnish entire office (apart from chairs, they don't have anything of Herman Miller quality) with practical and good looking desks and other fixtures and I didn't spend a fortune. I don't know what
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1mo ago
Cool story bro
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1mo ago
I think part of it is due to corrupt government regulating internet as if only Facebooks and Reddits were on the market. It destroyed niche forums and made the place less democratised. Today you cannot just rent a server and start a forum w
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1mo ago
They are partially Chinese owned, so you can imagine Trump having a fit could be ordering AWS and GCP to stop servicing this bank.
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