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by IMTDb 1mo ago
Emphasis on "feel"
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by IMTDb 1mo ago
The us could probably half it’s calories intake and be fine, if not better, from a public health perspective. The average ribeye steak you serve in your barbecue joint can feed a family of 4 in war time.
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by IMTDb 1mo ago
> It would be just easier to not wage war by the way Yeah, those pesky Ukrainians waging war for the pleasure of it.
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by IMTDb 1mo ago
Deepseek flash is open weight, this means we can download and run that model without any connection to deepseek, no data/tokens/usage data ever reaches them. They cannot make us their product.
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by IMTDb 2mo ago
Apparently the eu official website really needs to track you then. For what’s essentially just static content. I’ll consider dropping cookies banner when their website can work without. Stop the “do as I say not as I do” EU official website
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by IMTDb 2mo ago
Which government ? And based on the past few month, if your are thinking of the US governemnt; I can assure you that it is actively being harmful to me. I have no love for SpaceX but at least I can take a subscription or invest and the stoc
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by IMTDb 3mo ago
Privacy and EU regulation are two very different things.
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by IMTDb 3mo ago
People smiling while using Siri and holding their phones 2 meters away from their faces looks genuinely disturbing and fake. We are at that point where I hope their next stream will be AI generated so it looks more natural.
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by IMTDb 3mo ago
Does it ? I can pause but I can't seem to go back. Clicking on the timeline does nothing. Clicking on the "live" indicator does nothing.
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by IMTDb 3mo ago
Anyone able to restart the stream if you missed the first few minutes or are we living in a world where AI will cure cancer but Apple can't build a "Watch live / Watch from start" button ?
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by IMTDb 4mo ago
What GP meant is that the CTO of a $1b company wold absolutely not fire someone for going Azure because at those scale it's very likely they have a set of customers that exclusively want to work on Azure, so that choice makes sense.
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by IMTDb 4mo ago
> They don't want you to have access to frontier models. And you will not have it. See Mythos as Exibit A. "They" fully well know that they current frontier model are maybe 6 month ahead of what people will have access to
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by IMTDb 5mo ago
They said it was impossible for them to reverse the decision. Nothing has changed; they won’t be in charge of that. The state will. A significant reason of the “impossibility” of reversing the decision is the regulations around nuclear. Tak
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by IMTDb 5mo ago
The problem is that at that scale, the alternative is building your own data centers. You'd probably want at least 2 in the US, 2 in Europe, 2 in Asia, maybe 1 in Africa and 1 in LATAM. So 8-10, and you need at least half of them ready
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by IMTDb 5mo ago
I have found out that the main phone providers (Apple, Google, Samsung) have extremely long support period. I really don't get the "planned obsolescence" thing. As an example, in Jan 2026, Apple published iOS 12.5.8 which p
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by IMTDb 5mo ago
Congratulations. How do you handle SSL pinning ? Most of the apps I interact with have some sort of SSL pinning, which is the hard part to circumvent. I tried Kampala but got stuck at the usual place; as soon as I enable it, chatGPT stops w
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by IMTDb 5mo ago
Ah the old ‘in case of doubt just go after the rich guy’. That makes stuff simple doesn’t it ? You can establish responsibilities just by counting the number of zeroes in a bank account. On top of this, it works for everything: the same du
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by IMTDb 5mo ago
> why one person potentially being responsible for hundreds or thousands of deaths is acceptable I am not sure who exactly is that one person ? Is it Altman, who is according to many people not that knowledgeable in AI in the first place
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by IMTDb 5mo ago
He lost access to the wallet either by mistake (never even saved the key) or because he willingly destroyed the key for philosophical reasons. Or he is just dead.
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by IMTDb 5mo ago
You can already do that today by hiring a security researcher. I can guarantee you that Apple has access to people of a higher caliber than my startup. I could see a world where 1 year from now I can have glassing do a full sweep of my code
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by IMTDb 6mo ago
Bait what exactly ? Getting the user to type "yes" ? Great accomplishment. Sometimes I want the extra paragraph, sometimes I don't. Sometimes I like the suggested follow up, sometimes I don't. Sometimes I have half an ho
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
So human become just a provider of those 6 digits code ? That’s already the main problem i have with most agents: I want them to perform a very easy task: « fetch all recepts from website x,y and z and upload them to the correct expense of
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
Regarding sexism; most tournaments in Chess (including the world championship) are fully open and are thus gender netral: anyone can participate regardless of sex/gender and will compete on equal footing. Women only categories have bee
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
That’s true for “tips and tricks” knowledge like “which model is best today” or “tell the model you’ll get fired if the answer is wrong to increase accuracy” that pops up on Twitter/X. It’s fleeting, makes people feel like “experts”, a
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
I’m not sure destroying other people’s property is the best way to make them sympathetic to your cause. I don’t own a Ring camera (or any similar device), but the idea that someone could spend time unnoticed on my porch, messing with my stu
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
It’s not that nobody cared, it’s that the cost of building and maintaining CLIs, relative to the usage they got, often didn’t make economic sense. In fact, this is the first time I’ve seen someone want to use Slack via a CLI, not a TUI, an
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
There are plenty of “chill and peaceful” city and town builders that trade realism for prettier, more idealized places. In more simulation-focused games, cycling and walking paths are often available, and you can use them, but they come wit
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
I’m curious what’s behind the speed improvements. It seems unlikely it’s just prioritization, so what else is changing? Is it new hardware (à la Groq or Cerebras)? That seems plausible, especially since it isn’t available on some cloud pr
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
The idea is that, over time, the quality and accuracy of world-model outputs will improve. That, in turn, lets autonomous driving systems train on a large amount of “realistic enough” synthetic data. For example, we know from experience tha
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by IMTDb 7mo ago
A significant portion of engineering time is now spent ensuring that yes, the LLM does know about all of that. This context can be surfaced through skills, MCP, connectors, RAG over your tools, etc. Companies are also starting to reshape th

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