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by zppln 4y ago
I'm not sure I buy (heh) into this. I usually buy things because I need them, or want them in the moment. I'm not gonna postpone buying a washing machine because it might be cheaper next month. I'm not gonna pass on getting w
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by zppln 4y ago
Keep in mind that it's from the AVIF team though. :)
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by zppln 4y ago
Seems to have been partly based on this: https://storage.googleapis.com/avif-comparison/index.html
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by zppln 4y ago
I gotta admit it's pretty eerie to read what it says once it's "tricked" into going off the rails. Hard to not get the sense that it's reined in pretty hard. That being said, aside from the transgender stuff, I read
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by zppln 4y ago
The automotive industry has essentially been beta testing their "self driving" cars on public roads for the past couple of years. I very much doubt AI researchers are gonna take AI safety seriously (nor are they gonna be forced to
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by zppln 4y ago
An impact this size happens on average every 25,000 years A comet on default settings. T-that can't be right, r-right?
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by zppln 4y ago
Ah, that explains it! :)
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by zppln 4y ago
Yesterday I spent some time (admittedly not a lot) trying to get it to comment on the war in Ukraine, but it was as if it never happened. Quite eerie. Has not been trained on recent events? Anyone else experienced something similar? Edit: T
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by zppln 4y ago
I find myself almost getting a headache reading some of the things it outputs. It's like my brain overloads from trying to find meaning where there is none.
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by zppln 4y ago
I could see it be pretty demotivating not standing a chance against AIs for the first couple of days though (and since you don't know beforehand which day they'll break down you still have to put in the work everyday).
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by zppln 4y ago
This is an interesting point. While pulling of an attack like that wouldn't be easy, just having your entire air force having to patch for it simultaneously would be devastating from an availabilty PoV. Perhaps information security ass
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by zppln 4y ago
The B2 Spirit cost like $2B+ each. In the 90's...
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by zppln 4y ago
Additional photo from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_B-21_Raider#/... Additional PR from Northrop: https://www.northropgrumman.com/what-we-do/air/b-21-raider&#x
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Northrop Grumman unveils B-21 bomber(reuters.com)
40 points by zppln 4y ago|64 comments
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by zppln 4y ago
You correctly classified 27 of 30 (90%) images! You identified 14 of 14 (100%) AI-generated images. You identified 13 of 16 (81%) human-made images. Better than I thought. Got a few dupes though.
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by zppln 4y ago
I expect no one will visit the installation and that it will have no impact whatsoever. :)
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by zppln 4y ago
If you document something well people won't have to nag you over it. One of my first real job assignments was a relatively large C project (client/server architecture) behind a simple CLI. I was given the opportunity to document i
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by zppln 4y ago
People have been believing that for close to a decade now.
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by zppln 4y ago
This sounds like a programmer's rather naive take to be honest. Available PLM/PDMs could be improved a lot yes, but you're not gonna replace them by slapping a GUI on git (I mean, you could do that but it's really just a
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by zppln 4y ago
Neo did.
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by zppln 4y ago
Wow. I don't think I've ever felt less imaginative.
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Volvo Unveils EX90(electrek.co)
4 points by zppln 4y ago|0 comments
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by zppln 4y ago
I feel like I've suffered through this type of "leadership" for the past decade. When it works, it's great (although I feel you've kind of traded traditional authority for slight manipulation/scheming on part o
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by zppln 4y ago
Yeah, that's my feeling as well.
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by zppln 4y ago
I never asked for this.
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by zppln 4y ago
So, article is a bit vague on who were let go. Is this gonna have any real impact on operations going forward? Could you really axe half the staff and not?
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by zppln 4y ago
While I do find Watts pretty based overall, some of his talks do give me that TED talk vibe, i.e. man on stage who says things that sound intelligent and an audience of middle class people sitting there spellbound and thinking they'r
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by zppln 4y ago
I don't understand how people can live without a numpad. I feel so much more comfortable typing numbers on one compared to using the top row.
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by zppln 4y ago
I spent some time listening to Radio Sputnik earlier this year. I was curious to hear how their mouthpieces were spinning the war, and Radio Sputnik was the only one I could find that hadn't been shut down. I was surprised to learn tha
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by zppln 4y ago
Looks like that gear is still there (in the bedrock chamber) scanning. The 3D tour mentions it.

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