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571.
by wilg 2y ago
Strangely, Meta doesn't allow Reels longer than 3 minutes (90 seconds prior to a couple days ago). Why they don't match TikTok exactly is beyond me.
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by wilg 2y ago
YouTube does this for me relatively frequently.
573.
by wilg 2y ago
None of those arguments are the salient one, which is that a geopolitical adversary has control over a major influence vector on US public opinion. They could simply have divested.
574.
by wilg 2y ago
i mean there’s progress on all those things and that’s good and there’s no downside really?
575.
by wilg 2y ago
what are people even worried about here? they're just trying things to see whether they're useful. don't expand your emails into long prose if it adds no value for you and they will focus on other things.
576.
by wilg 2y ago
basic media literacy
577.
by wilg 2y ago
It is not mentioned in the guidelines?
578.
by wilg 2y ago
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/confabulation#vs-l... > Confabulators are usually unaware they are providing false information. They often display genuine surprise or confusion when evidence of facts contr
579.
by wilg 2y ago
again i don't care whether its done with an LLM or not. there's no reason to think openai will only build LLMs. recognizing borders of its knowledge is a reasonable thing to include in an agi definition i suppose, but does not see
580.
by wilg 2y ago
who cares if they do it with LLMs or not? how do you define agi?
581.
by wilg 2y ago
Still ambiguous
582.
by wilg 2y ago
I can't tell if you're critiquing Harris or Musk here.
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by wilg 2y ago
It's genuinely a completely reasonable position to say you think Hunter Biden's (minor) crimes don't make you think Trump is a better option for president than Joe Biden.
584.
by wilg 2y ago
Not liking highly controversial public figures is not "derangement".
585.
by wilg 2y ago
Is that an appropriate use of flagging?
586.
by wilg 2y ago
It seems like a lot of people spend time outdoors, gardening, hiking, doing outdoor recreation, etc. Is it really true that we're losing something here?
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High resolution imagery of LA fire damage from earlier today(wilg.github.io)
3 points by wilg 2y ago|1 comments
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by wilg 2y ago
Put this together to help some people determine the state of their houses because I couldn't find a better data source anywhere that could easily be viewed.
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by wilg 2y ago
it seems pretty reasonable to charge $30-50 a month for somebody doing the hero's work of reimplementing and building on top of a 30 year old programming environment. also there's a free one! spray money the people who do crazy ni
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by wilg 2y ago
if i were microsoft i'd be mad that he called it "minecraft 2", even though that won't be the final name. also notch is so annoying i think people would probably side with them saying "look you can make a new game b
591.
by wilg 2y ago
Asking an expert is only trivial if you have access to an expert to ask!
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by wilg 2y ago
Its good to not trust it but that's not the same as it having no idea . There is a lot of value in being close for many tasks!
593.
by wilg 2y ago
fun! the benchmarks are so interesting because real world use is so variable. sometimes 4o will nail a pretty difficult problem, other times o1 pro mode will fail 10 times on what i would think is a pretty easy programming problem and i was
594.
by wilg 2y ago
worked for tom cruise in minority report so sounds good to me
595.
by wilg 2y ago
Or that design instincts are backwards
596.
by wilg 2y ago
these are 2d
597.
by wilg 2y ago
Ridiculous. He's not a random guy, he's a major MAGA political player now. You will find that Democrats do not like most major MAGA figures. Works similarly the other way around.
598.
by wilg 2y ago
I suspect Elon would be liked more if the annoying things he did were limited to being a dick in meetings and the parking lot.
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by wilg 2y ago
Why?
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by wilg 2y ago
id watch a youtube of this

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