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by Jackson__ 2mo ago
Parallel construction has been a thing for a very long time to get around this.
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by Jackson__ 3mo ago
Judging by the performance of the shown examples, the quality is closer to pre-2022 Photoshop content aware fill than actual 10B models. I think it is safe to say this is pretty far from a "scientific" work.
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by Jackson__ 3mo ago
If you can't trust them to act ethically on the small scale, why would you expect that to turn around once it gets to a larger much more important scale? How many government sanctioned school bombings does it take for them to quit work
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by Jackson__ 4mo ago
No one inside SpaceX, except for Elon Musk himself? https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/05/spacex-pushed-sniper-t...
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by Jackson__ 4mo ago
Oh what is that, the most "ethical" AI company on the planet making deals with literal democracy undermining fascists? I'm starting to think the problem with "ethical" AI was always that no company could ever act et
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by Jackson__ 6mo ago
Alternative take: Because no designers are getting paid to move "rm" to "fileops rm" or otherwise between releases.
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by Jackson__ 7mo ago
Yet it just so happens OAI donated millions[0] to the trump admin in the past. And they were immediately there to pick up the slack. Call me a conspiracy theorist, but this sounds like classic quid pro quo. I would not be surprised if the o
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by Jackson__ 7mo ago
Hell, I would have thought it likely that anthropic was doing the same thing. Of course that was proven wrong, but for OAI I wouldn't even be guessing. This has always been what sama does.
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by Jackson__ 7mo ago
As someone who is new to the whole google cloud ecosystem, the amount of dark patterns they employ are absolutely shocking. Just off the top of my head: 1. You never know how much a single API request will cost or did cost for the gemini ap
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by Jackson__ 8mo ago
As your local vision nut, their claims about "SOTA" vision are absolutely BS in my tests. Sure it's SOTA at standard vision benchmarks. But on tasks that require proper image understanding, see for example BabyVision[0] it ap
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by Jackson__ 8mo ago
It is literally not even a vision model.
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by Jackson__ 8mo ago
It's not just any pile of melting glaciers, its a pile of melting glaciers that looks really big in mercator projection!!
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by Jackson__ 8mo ago
Me wonders how many millions of peasants he is ready to throw into the wood chipper to pay for this. Just kidding, of course I know it's all of them.
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by Jackson__ 9mo ago
>6. Once validated, the code is good for 1 year (or 6 months or 3 months, adjust based on how stringent you want to make it) - then it expires and a new one must be purchased. > 7. A separate token is required for each website/ea
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by Jackson__ 9mo ago
See also "The only moral abortion is my abortion" for the complete opposite. Where people fail to develop empathy even after it has affected them. https://joycearthur.com/abortion/the-only-moral-abortion-is-..
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by Jackson__ 9mo ago
Funny that, their front page demo has a mistake. For the waves simulation, the user asks: >- The UI should be calming and realistic. Yet what it did is make a sleek frosted glass UI with rounded edges. What it should have done is call a
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by Jackson__ 9mo ago
This once again shows that idiocracy was an overly optimistic movie.
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
It exceedingly appears as if the stock market is becoming little more than the means to liquidate the commoners savings to further prop up the rich.
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
So they spent all of their R&D to copy deepseek, leaving none for the singular novel added feature: vision. To quote the hf page: >Behind vision-first models in multimodal tasks: Mistral Large 3 can lag behind models optimized for vi
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
I'm referring to the plane loads of hardware they shipped in during the tariff panic.
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
It's not like apple is going to eat the cost of this for either though. As soon as their tariff supply runs out they'll price hike like everyone else.
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
Sadly pipewire still has issues properly delivering audio on my system with all core load of ~50%. It makes media consumption on a linux pc simply impossible for me, even a 13 year old thinkpad running windows is better in that regard.
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
what are you hinting towards?
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
From the outside, it always looked like they gave LeCun just barely enough compute for small scale experiments. They'd publish a promising new paper, show it works at a small scale, then not use it at all for any of their large AI runs
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
Eh, this is way overblown IMO. The product page claims this is for training, and as long as you crank your batch size high enough you will not run into memory bandwidth constraints. I've finetuned diffusion models streaming from an SSD
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
You will never guess what the upcoming gemini 3 has been benchmaxxed upon ;)
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by Jackson__ 10mo ago
Yeah, the blog post took a bit of a weird turn there + the AI slop headers are also quite off putting. I know this may be conspiracy territory, but it does make me wonder whether this is guerilla marketing to ensure big E meets the sale goa
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by Jackson__ 11mo ago
Thinking that there is anything worth scraping past the llm-apocalypse is pure hubris imo. It is slop city out there, and unless you have an impossibly perfect classifier to detect it, 99.9% of all the great new "content" you scra
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by Jackson__ 11mo ago
HN crowd really is not beating the allegations with these replies.
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by Jackson__ 11mo ago
As someone who has spent decidedly too many hours in Aegisubs to create at least somewhat decent subtitles, for projects which have long ago gone the way of the DMCA, these changes feel quite insulting. ASS has been a perfectly cromulent su

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