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BryanLegend
10mo ago
Helping to prevent a possible skynet scenario probably makes those checks easier to write. There's a lot more than money at stake.
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10mo ago
It's not just you. Was a waste of time.
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LLM Arena Grok 4.1 (thinking) lands at #1, Grok 4.1 follows at #2
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10mo ago
If he was wearing colored gloves for hand pose detection, these videos would be suitable for a Vision-Language-Action (VLA) model training set. The robotic companies are making and labeling many such videos.
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11mo ago
Source: https://www.folger.edu/explore/shakespeares-works/richard-ii...
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1y ago
I've recently been misled by ChatGPT a lot as well. I think it's the router. I'm on the free plan so I assume they're just being tight with the GPU cycles.
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1y ago
To infinity, and beyond!
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1y ago
Forklifts do pretty great
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1y ago
Silksong is really about BDSM
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1y ago
So in this case is North Korea more free than South Korea?
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1y ago
Factories & Food Delivery Kitchens
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1y ago
How flexible is the syntax? Can I write whatever and have a chance it parses correctly?
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1y ago
Seriously, nobody cares!
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BryanLegend
1y ago
True. It's a misleading headline.
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1y ago
Did George RR Martin write it?
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1y ago
Sounds like the answer is FUD.
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1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CE_Antliae https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09150-4
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1y ago
Some of my code is so bad I'm sure it will damage their models!
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1y ago
Alexa can do calls. We usually only use that to find a lost phone.
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1y ago
We easily use Alexa 20x a day at my house. Announcements, kitchen timers, lights & music. Even checking store hours or weather. Replaces a phone in many cases.
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1y ago
There used to be second or two between finishing a command and it getting executed. We easily use Alexa 20x a day at my house. Announcements, kitchen timers, lights & music. I think the voice recognition is async now. It's streamin
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1y ago
It is. It will make up a story if you ask it to. Answers questions with it's own knowledge now instead of using the amazon answers site.
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1y ago
The new Alexa+ is super great, if you've been invited to it. The voice recognition is at a whole nother level, much much faster. Controlling lights is easily an entire second faster. The TTS upgrade is a trip. She sounds younger and sp
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1y ago
We ain't stupid
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1y ago
I read it and it's completely biased to a worst imaginable scenario. Not likely to reflect any real world at all.
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1y ago
Yean, a lot has happened in two years
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1y ago
Of course it was relevant. If they had a better game engine it would have been further along.
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1y ago
Hate to be mean, but this guys last game was a complete failure after multiple years of development: https://www.exok.com/posts/2025-01-22-earthblade-final-updat...
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1y ago
https://archive.is/ByuWu
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1y ago
So if an AI company spends $5B on a cluster, is this optimization worth $250m?
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