AnotherGoodName

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by AnotherGoodName 3d ago
The copper theft thing happens in western nations too. There's videos of people driving up in cars, license plates and faces showing and just to add to the stupidity they use bolt cutters to remove live power cables from EV charging st
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by AnotherGoodName 5d ago
The Houthis also explicitly allow Chinese vessels and Chinese ships have been able to traverse the red sea without issue. Which means China actually has more ability to access oil than other countries right now. I suspect the Chinese won’t
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by AnotherGoodName 11d ago
Fwiw i noticed you absolutely can't reasonably get a US Via consulate appt for some countries without AI right now so the requiremnts already begun. The consulate is booked out for 3 months and only opens 3 months out. All openings are
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by AnotherGoodName 12d ago
It could be as simple as a new model (astra) was released which takes more resources combined with a surge in usage due to novelty took down OpenAI. Meanwhile everyone at big companies have the ability to switch models and moved to Anthropi
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by AnotherGoodName 12d ago
I actually think they’re hooked on models they can fine tune. You can’t further train the closed models. The open models can be fine tuned for your company. Big companies fine tune models on all the internal systems and documentation, not j
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by AnotherGoodName 14d ago
The mean and the median wealth differences is the most striking. USA is second on mean wealth and 27th in median (just ahead of Greece). A few trillionaires pulling it up with nothing trickling back down. Still wealthy either way but I alwa
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by AnotherGoodName 14d ago
One i hate is products that have statements ‘high in vitamins’ and then you read the ingredients and see they just added a crushed vitamin tablet.
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by AnotherGoodName 15d ago
I think this occurs due to the prompt. LLMs are actually text completion/translation focused in architecture. We just give them a prompt along the lines of “the context is that you’re a world leading expert now complete the response”.
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by AnotherGoodName 19d ago
When in Rome (or when on the web)… You need to align with the expectations of users of your site for the site to have value to those users and this doesn’t align with user expectations. People do wish to be informed if a game is missing cor
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by AnotherGoodName 19d ago
The entire page of ‘net yet’. Counter strike 2, Dota 2, GTA 5, Red Dead Redemption etc. the list goes on. Everyone would consider these games maintained not incomplete. Maybe just merge not yet into complete? The ‘pending’ is more reasonabl
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by AnotherGoodName 19d ago
Seems completely arbitrary to me honestly. Clearly some adjustments to the criteria are needed because this list reads unmaintained vs maintained as opposed to complete vs incomplete.
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by AnotherGoodName 19d ago
There's a movie "Weird Science" which i always appreciated if only for breaking the rule twice in two words.
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by AnotherGoodName 22d ago
Also the endless online debates of ‘is this post made by ai? What about those images, that video or that music?’.
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by AnotherGoodName 24d ago
Yeah i had a trinitron and i still had bloodshot eyes after a few hours that i never got with LCD screens. Everyone was aware that CRTs sucked terribly for eye strain. The tradeoffs moving to even the early LCDs was well worth it. I remembe
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by AnotherGoodName 24d ago
A slow motion capture of CRT show's the issue https://www.reddit.com/r/crtgaming/comments/7w0v02/video_by_... Almost laser pointer brightness at one point on the screen which you don't consciou
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by AnotherGoodName 26d ago
The overlap is very well known and i don’t get why your arguing this point since it’s literally been a source of space telescope tech in the past https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KH-11_KENNEN
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by AnotherGoodName 26d ago
Transformers in general are huge but if you say LLM you’re specifically saying the language model transformer. Robots use vision transformers
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by AnotherGoodName 26d ago
I think a big one is robotics. A robot can today fold your laundry. It takes ~10mins per item. Seriously. It takes a long time to process the image find the corner move the claw to the corner of the shirt and attempt to straighten before fo
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
Lol but seriously 4th highest median wealth per capita. The median NZ citizen has 3x the wealth of the median us citizen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_wealth_pe... Of course they have very low wea
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
I wonder if that's the cause of the AI agent "i'm going to stop here and take a break now" statements.
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
AUD$6k (just under USD$4k) after rebate installed with inverter for the 10kwh Fox-ESS listed here https://www.solarchoice.net.au/solar-batteries/is-home-batte... Fwiw the reason the ~$6k price point is common in that l
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
Which is incredible since it was 70% in fyi 2013/2013 https://ieefa.org/resources/slump-eastern-australia-gas-dema... (See section on power mix which mention coal at the bottom).
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
It definitely has led to a lot of 'I'm not an environmentalist but of course i got solar on the roof and a battery!'. eg. https://xkcd.com/3226/
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
It has a whole section on the impact of power policy though and 15% of power mix to 7% for gas is significant. Coals fall is notable too.
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
It started with a solar boom, many small home scale solar roofs popping up everywhere. Australia has a free trade agreement with much of the world, including China, and solar panels have literally dropped to 1/50th of the price they we
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
Tree pruning needs prediction to work and is merely part of the search of predicted spaces. The prediction is in the state evaluator that predicts how much closer to victory any position is. Chess and go absolutely have predictions being ma
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
Prediction is literally what's allowed computers to make amazingly creative chess and go moves that a human would never have thought of. More generally prediction allows you to path find towards a solution to reach some goal that no hu
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
The record setting file compressors are all very generalizable. This comes about because you score compression by adding the program size (including any training data or dictionary) to the compressed data. If they didn't score it this
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
And the Hutter Prize for AI which measures how good AI is by measuring how well it compresses data is over 20 years old now just to really drive the point home.
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by AnotherGoodName 1mo ago
While It’s fair to point out that RFK is hopping on a train that’s already got momentum, your first comment reads as if it’s not caused by falling vaccination rates (your second comment clarified further). Also why not blame politicians doi

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