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by vntok 6mo ago
Which worked great. Also, cut off silences. > One half interesting / half depressing observation I made is that at my workplace any meeting recording I tried to transcribe in this way had its length reduced to almost 2/3 when c
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by vntok 6mo ago
They probably shouldn't indeed, if one is to believe some of the comments here. > read the book and honestly the author is just as crazy as the rest of the executive team she skewers
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by vntok 6mo ago
Probably not; OP wants to "check the immoral companies, governments, and other unscrupulous entities" and to "Screw Meta and their anti-human business model". Giving money to the author rather than getting it for free ha
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by vntok 6mo ago
No. The seasoned gambler can not learn things that measurably increase their chance at the Roulette, whereas they definitely can do that with an LLM. And the LLM itself becomes smarter over time through hardware upgrades, software updates a
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by vntok 6mo ago
How could it be? Everything it does it does with its caller's privilege. It's not hacking your machine. Run it as root it will have root caps, run it as ritcgab it will have ritcgab's caps. Same as every other program.
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by vntok 6mo ago
For free!
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by vntok 6mo ago
> The project welcomes contributions from true believers in open source. As the majority of people at Collabora are such believers, we expect them to continue contributing when the time comes. Kids, that's a perfect example of insti
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by vntok 7mo ago
Try again once or twice.
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by vntok 7mo ago
Try again a few times, it ends up loading.
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by vntok 7mo ago
Why would you think that?
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by vntok 7mo ago
They evidently ran a statistical analysis and determined that virtually no one uses those phrases as a quick retort to a model's unsatisfying answer... so they don't need to optimize for them.
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by vntok 7mo ago
You can't infer anything about 3 choice Twitter quotes copied into an article, though.
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by vntok 7mo ago
Take a walk in any museum, I'm pretty sure you'll react to some of the art displayed there and find it cool before you read the name of the artist.
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by vntok 7mo ago
> The deck acknowledges Receptionist. It would also like to acknowledge that it last spoke with a CISO asking about a very similar matter. The cards are not judgmental. They are, however, observant, and they find the timing of the role c
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by vntok 7mo ago
If Libreoffice, in addition to not have feature parity with MS Office, now has a similar per-seat pricing... what exactly is the value proposition?
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by vntok 7mo ago
Exactly. And it seems that "many people" do not, in fact, support this change, to the point Libreoffice felt necessary to defend it after the fact on their official website. Maybe "many people" remember what's be
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by vntok 7mo ago
> a non-intrusive banner that appears monthly on a transition screen and asks users who save hundreds of euros or dollars a year to consider making a voluntary contribution is not scandalous Showing that actually pretty intrusive banner
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by vntok 7mo ago
Does the system work for other tenants? No? Then it's not a repair, just a backdoor.
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by vntok 7mo ago
The article must be pretty great if that's the strongest argument against it. Thanks! Added to the reading list.
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by vntok 7mo ago
> Will they get better? Maybe. Will they get worse? Maybe. I find it hard to understand your uncertainty; how could they not keep getting even better when we've been seeing qualitative improvements literally every second week for
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by vntok 7mo ago
2 years ago, LLMs failed at answering coherently. Last year, they failed at answering fast on optimized servers. Now, they're failing at answering fast on underpowered handheld devices... I can't wait to see what they'll be f
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by vntok 7mo ago
See here for how Amazon's mega menu was designed around this problem: https://bjk5.com/post/44698559168/breaking-down-amazons-mega...
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by vntok 7mo ago
Sure, and they don't decide to do that in many cases.
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by vntok 7mo ago
You can find yesterday's location easily on flightradar24.com. Try it it will make you feel like an ossint sleuth or something. Look to the south of Cyprus. Now that's not realtime because I'm telling you after the fact. But
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by vntok 7mo ago
Not at all, depends on the mission. In fact you can spot yesterday's location of the ship right now on flightradar. It was patrolling ~100km below Cyprus's main southern city. Move the timeline to yesterday, find a non-Boeing mili
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by vntok 7mo ago
Track not the ship itself but the planes that take off and land on it. Many sites will expose their paths, you'll see the planes circling in a pattern around "some void" - that's the ship.
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by vntok 7mo ago
You don't even need a free account on flightradar24 to track its planes, at least two launch from it and pattern circle around it almost daily.
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by vntok 7mo ago
That's fine, it's pretty good slop and from the comments history even entertaining at times. > my grandmother had a cookie jar collection and I always thought it was weird until I realized she was basically running a primitive
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by vntok 7mo ago
I, for one, don't really want employees to install video games, porn cam clients, torrenting apps, shady vpn clients, crypto miners, remote access tools, dns "optimizers" and more generally viruses on their work computers.
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by vntok 7mo ago
If so then they were right, everybody promptly forgot from then on until just now.

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