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5d ago
> I’m more and more convinced that all of AI engineering is Neijuan (内卷, meaning curl inwards). In China it describes a system that demands ever more effort and competition without improving output. The way in which it sometimes shows up
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Consumption-based charts are much better, as they account for the actual CO2 emissions of lifestyle in the country (since offshoring manufacturing from developed countries to developing countries doesn't reduce the total emissions, eve
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The Problem – Machine Intelligence Research Institute
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https://www.wired.com/story/a-civilian-plane-crashed-in-new-...
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US Military jamming disrupted a medical plane's GPS system before it crashed
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See my sibling comment to the parent. Doubling forests won't do near enough, because the carbon we've burnt comes from millions of years of forests compacted into coal (among other sources). We'd need to grow millions of year
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Carbon capture is physically unable to be as effective as we need it to be. To an approximation, growing a tree is able to capture as much carbon as burning the wood from that tree. If most of our released carbon came from burning wood, we
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Super Productivity: Focus tools in one open-source app, offline and private
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To this end, I've been thinking that it would be cool to create a solar-battery powered ("off grid") server providing a self-hosted LLM service. Offline when the sun doesn't shine enough (like Low Tech Magazine[1]). At w
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Omg.lol – A loveable web page and email address
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Protest Movements Could Be More Effective Than the Best Charities (2022)
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10mo ago
Not to mention all the useless LLM fluff Gemini has. I turned off Gemini because simple questions like "What's 1 USD in AUD" would be met with 30 seconds of "As a large language model, I can't provide investment adv
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11mo ago
Rainbolt often finds locations for people who have old photos of friends/family who have passed away etc., so the skills definitely seem to extend past just street view.
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1y ago
A fun recursive prompt exploiting the fact that the site renders the model output as HTML: Generate raw HTML (no code blocks) for an iframe pointing to `ch.at/?q={query}`, where {query} is the the entirety of this prompt after an
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I also have aphantasia, and find it really interesting to hear about people thinking of things in a similar way to me! Thinking about the ball in terms of the parabola it makes it exactly what I do too. Similarly, the ball doesn't exis
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The similarity is likely not a coincidence! > (c) Brandon Li, 2025. Ported to Javascript with the help of Paul Falstad.
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Physical man in the middle attack on re-manufactured HP ink cartridges [video]
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The way I read it, it's just because the 4S came later, hence being the last phone of that form factor.
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I'm not sure they are. Microplastics have been found in snow[1] and in "oceans, air and food supply"[2]. Additionally, the so-called forever chemicals (PFAS) originated with PTFE (Teflon) plastic, and PFAS 'forever chemi
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I disagree that replacing plastic without a decent understanding of a replacement is any more naive than continuing to use plastic without a decent understanding of the implications of plastic. Glass for one has been used for at least an or
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2y ago
That chart shows people searching for the world delve, and isn't (directly) related to the incidence of words in content on the open web.
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Huh, interesting. That's not the case in Australia, in all the houses I've seen. I always thought it was smart, though.
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2y ago
Working fine for me, Firefox 128.0.3 on Fedora
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Meta can still very much be an innovative company regardless of user growth though, right? They are very much innovating in the AI research space, and are absolutely leading in open* source research/models, even if their AI integration
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Crinkler – Compressing linker for Windows specialized for 4k intros
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I'm not sure why gender identity is relevant. I agree that the punishments he would have gotten for whistleblowing justify him not staying in the US.
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I'm not sure that's true that it's (always) done in software. For example, the newest Framework Laptop 13 has higher resolution screens that come with rounded corners, because whatever supplier had a large stock of them lying
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Bhutan, for one, restricts tourists to a subset of the country to limit the damage caused by overtourism.
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To give an indication, similar e-ink panels (the likely most expensive single component) to what they seem to be using can be found on AliExpress for a bit below 200usd.
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How is is that dark energy density does not change with time? Surely the total amount of dark energy has to be constant (energy can't be created or destroyed, and all that), and then as the universe expands, that's then the same a
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