xela79

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by xela79 1y ago
wait... did this guy buy Apple products and expect it not the be a walled garden? wut? under what rock is he living
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by xela79 1y ago
ok not "software" zoom, but still not optical zoom per se. The marketing guys hard at work
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by xela79 1y ago
>for getting the increased zoom you're getting 4x optical zoom (going down from 5x on 16 pro) and then 2x software zoom. Not bad, but not more optical zoom... and that bump has again lens bumps, uneven, and the cases are really fugl
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by xela79 1y ago
It's not because the site gives you a reply button that you need to press it... you can also downscale the server & energy usage, the "planet" is better that way
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by xela79 1y ago
they just casually mentioned they have always been on the forefront of AI.... however that might have been a poor choice of words. If they would have just swapped it with "Machine Learning" and then referring to the ML chip and on
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by xela79 1y ago
> Competition, fortunately so there's no competition when there are no rules and regulations... ? interesting. all those sports without rules or regulations, like american football where anything goes.
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by xela79 1y ago
make a technology very affordable, get people hooked. Then when LLM have basically destroyed the open web, charge more for accessing and searching that wealth of human created knowledge. Profit $$$ Ethical approach? hell no. What do you exp
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by xela79 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gx8rMzlG29Q
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by xela79 1y ago
> Earning money is not the only reason to have a website. Some people just want to distribute information. yes, I just want my hosting costs covered, and that is all. Otherwise you are paying for people to steal the info you "just w
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by xela79 1y ago
I'm not saying it does not "happen ALL the time", but this proposed EU law would make that job easier for the third party solutions, instead of "hoping" for one.
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by xela79 1y ago
> continue to play them with a third party patch to their client so hoping that a third party patch can fix the issue. hoping it does. sounds like a very hopeless "legal" workaround
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by xela79 1y ago
> We‘ll only need senior/staff/architect level code reviewers the problem with that is that if there are no juniors left...
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by xela79 1y ago
there's a reason LLM + internet search is quickly becoming the most efficient way to find information, it ingests text content, strips all fluff, customizes it to your specific query. Some offer quick source links too if you want to va
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by xela79 1y ago
>Crawling the web is not a competitive advantage for any of these AI companies, ?? it's their ability to provide more up to date information, ingest specific sources, so it is definitely a competitive advantage to have up to date in
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by xela79 1y ago
this is just an advertisement for an app https://notbor.ing/plans avoid. build in camera apps are already superior...
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by xela79 1y ago
uncontrolled productivity gains that don't feed the added value of that extra productivity back into the system is failed. you end up with the 0.1% having all the money. hmmm... wonder what country has this balance.
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by xela79 1y ago
> The fact that productivity gains are bad for employees (labour vs capital) should raise significant questions about the economic systems that we have in place. yup, exact same argument was made against installing these machines on the
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by xela79 1y ago
wauw. your point was that you needed to relearn "all the prompting" when a model changes. which is not the case. but hey. at least you know what you're talking about.
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by xela79 1y ago
ah yes, all those LLM models have such unique and different system prompts, impossible to re-use your knowledge from model A for model B... or wait... https://github.com/elder-plinius/CL4R1T4S nah, they are very much
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by xela79 1y ago
I'm using this custom instruction in a "project" folder for "absolute" mode to cut the crap and fluff: System Instruction: Absolute Mode. Eliminate emojis, filler, hype, soft asks, conversational transitions, and al
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by xela79 1y ago
that was an extremely interesting read! and the link to this repo is golden https://github.com/elder-plinius/CL4R1T4S
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by xela79 2y ago
> My experience with these announcements is that they're cherry picking the best results from a maybe several hundred or a thousand prompt just tried it, prompt adherence and quality is... exactly what they said, it extremely impres
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by xela79 2y ago
infuse on apple tv/ios devices sonarr/radarr/bazarr dropping content on SMB share /done
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by xela79 2y ago
interesting why nobody mentioned https://immich.app/ yet?
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by xela79 2y ago
>it kind of begs the question who is this for? for /me, currently have VW Polo, this small <€20k city EV would be ideal replacement while keeping the maintenance and easiness of finding a service station in place. In EU vw garage
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by xela79 2y ago
I wonder if taking your kids in your country to school by car instead of going on foot might have anything to do with child kidnapping & killings? where the police was too lame to actual find the kids and more died. https://e
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by xela79 2y ago
there's a reason the author included "on AppleTV" in the title. Alternative clients/frontends etc simply don't work
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by xela79 2y ago
this basically related to any career advice, no matter if it is tech or not. Too generic an advice
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by xela79 2y ago
this went over my head quickly; read through it a few times, than asked GPT for a summary on my level of understanding, which does clear it up for me ,personally , to grasp the overall idea: Alright, imagine you have a big box of LEGO brick
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by xela79 2y ago
> An SSD that fails is likely to go into a read-only mode that still allows you to recover your data. The only way to recover your data from a HDD failure is to find a data recovery business. SSD failure in my experience both professiona

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