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LunaSea
5d ago
That's basically all countries
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LunaSea
6d ago
Baldur's Gate 3 is much better on this front.
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LunaSea
7d ago
Cyberpunk created a beautiful city and world but it feels so empty with no real interactions possible with the NPCs. Not unlike the GTA games.
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LunaSea
13d ago
OpenAI is close to Microsoft so I assume that they have preferential and cheap access to the Bing search index. Claude is independent. Gemini should have Google search.
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LunaSea
21d ago
Interesting, I used to work quite a lot with triples from ontologies. Since the release of LLMs, do you still see use cases for ontologies and triples (RDF, OWL or otherwise) compared to simply feeding it to an LLM?
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23d ago
They specifically cut access to said gas pipelines at the beginning of the Ukrainian war.
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25d ago
Vanity projects that make France produce electricity with 25x less CO2 / kWh than Germany.
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1mo ago
Unlike ChatGPT which depends on selling the full data straight to the US.
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1mo ago
Reality is that this is how a codebase evolves naturally when these requirements are expressed. Asking an AI to create a database or something similar would not match the difficulty level of adding new features to Oracle. These flags are ne
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1mo ago
What you are describing is not bad software, it's complex, performant and software with a long lifetime.
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1mo ago
The best spot (imo) was Leon, just in the south of Asturias where the sky was clear.
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1mo ago
Social media has been protected by the Safe Harbour rules because they had millions of users creating content which was difficult to monitor and moderate. If they start producing their own content they might get considered like a news organ
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1mo ago
We should stop paying people for work, that's also an incentive.
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1mo ago
Storage might be cheap but search and RAM isn't
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1mo ago
Shouldn't you take into account all young adults that were in this age range in the last 10 or 15 years?
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1mo ago
And you know the small benefit of having stable, large scale and low CO2 emission electricity production.
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1mo ago
US judges have already rules that output of an LLM can't be copyrighted so not sure what would prevent Chinese companies to use said output for distillation purposes.
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1mo ago
No, they are moderated by arbitrary company moderation policies not humans with independent thoughts. AI can do exactly that.
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2mo ago
Don't solar panels have the same problem with heat?
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2mo ago
In a world where most people learn to get a job, its less of a cynical question and more a practical question.
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2mo ago
Why? GPUs are replaced every 3 to 5 years. This is going to be an ongoing operational cost forever. It will probably increase more if larger models require bigger VRAM sizes.
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2mo ago
So why are all 50 US states not allowing sports betting?
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2mo ago
Most of the innovations needed for LLMs came from people at Google.
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2mo ago
> which is why obesity is a much bigger issue than hunger today Obesity is much more related to the type of food than the quantity. Many developing countries have obesity issues due to scarcity of fresh and healthy food. In some places c
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2mo ago
Right, but what is presented here is not defense in depth. It's just an additional layer that doesn't address the issue. The problem at hand is that the PostgreSQL session user has too many access rights and thus the SQL injection
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2mo ago
RBAC and proper prepared statements completely defeat all these scenarios.
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2mo ago
Both sides are dangerous
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2mo ago
Rhythm Heaven is a 18 year old and Tomodachi life is a 13 year old license.
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2mo ago
Source please?
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2mo ago
Nintendo survives on a few banger licenses. Innovation left the house a long time ago.
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