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by varispeed 3mo ago
Never had an issue. Filmed during holidays plenty of times, even under water.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
This is the same in the UK too. Governments everywhere are the same. It's just humans motivated by greed and easily corruptible.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Phone
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by varispeed 3mo ago
I don't see a use case for these cameras. Phone takes amazing pictures and videos and is always on hand and if I need something more polished, I just get DSLR. Sure DSLR is more expensive, but if I want to do something well, I'd r
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Both are entirely useless on complex problem, because they have a bias in training data they can only partially detect in their own output. The answers are getting worse and worse as you dive deeper into the topic you are working on. I thou
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by varispeed 3mo ago
They should make a phone with completely open bootloader. As censorship and surveillance is going to be implemented across the West, that could be a great differentiator from the brands supporting loss of liberty.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Filament snaps at 1am and then you have to run print again. 10 hours turn into many days potentially. I watch tokens to see if it goes in right direction. If model goes off the rails, then it is time to stop and adjust prompt.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
I found that Claude often has classist bias and produces answers that favour corporations or e.g. regulation that favours big corporations. It often belittles small business in subtle ways. Only apologises when get called out and then does
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Won't this require citizen to provide ID and therefore citizens asking difficult questions could become a target for retaliation?
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Indeed, gdpr was created for corporations to have legal basis to process and sell data. Before gdpr it was a gray area. It was never about privacy.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Samsung should be fined out of existence for this.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
As someone who couldn't afford it, I always felt excluded when developers have not implemented any alternative, like if someone had plain sound blaster clone.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
I noticed this works today, but for at last few days when I clicked "continue" it would not do anything. It couldn't even "compact" the conversation, was getting stuck at 95%.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Yes, I meant "to". Thank you.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
> Part of me hopes that we got back to the late 1990s dedicated websites/forums. That seems to be the Discord model but let's see. Well, thanks for lobbying, that's got regulated away. One must be mad today to run a forum.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
I would say GPT-5.6 Sol is miles better at least in areas like legal work. Fable is still making stupid mistakes and display no understanding of what it reads and writes. Fable often makes logic and grammar mistakes that change the meaning
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Fable is cooked. So many sessions ends with you have reached max token limit (despite having credits), sometimes mid way responding. So you have to start again losing all context you built. Looks like another way to scam people.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Peak vibe code.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Should we believe that OpenAI is not stealing secrets of companies using their models?
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by varispeed 3mo ago
You can always buy multiple Macs. I think Apple's great differentiator could be making frontier class models local. I you want more threads, buy more Macs. I don't want to run any workflows on someone else's computers.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
It's good to have option in case your own government turns rogue.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
How about "non-professionals"? It could be useful to check device before sending for pre-compliance / compliance checks and save money - that would avoid very expensive iterations.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
These apps should be banned or be forced to only show feeds from accounts you follow in chronological order, nothing more. Perhaps with some basic search if you want to discover something new, but cumbersome enough so that you don't sp
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by varispeed 3mo ago
If you don't have RAM you swap, so it is still better to at least ensure swap is a little bit faster.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
If safety is extremely important, why there were bugs in the first place? Surely these should have been caught before code would get into main, no?
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Don't they already do that?
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by varispeed 3mo ago
This is a wedge.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
I wait for mandated methane sensor in everyone's anus.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
It sounds like they are building a honeypot for Russia, given Musk's open admiration for Putin. No one sane would use this platform.
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by varispeed 3mo ago
Interesting why there is no legal challenge for regulator to fine phone manufacturers for not allowing other operating systems. Any groups working on that?

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