Springtime

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by Springtime 5d ago
Whether or not this particular incident was OpenAI it seems the threshold for blame seems pretty low, judging by the 'An OpenAI agent swarm was responsible for this incident' section. The timeline is more compelling though. Malwar
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by Springtime 2mo ago
Even Mythos can hallucinate[1] with a codebase to analyze. The argument I often see is that humans are fallible, too, but the issues we're seeing in this topic are about those who should know better—including in senior positions—heedin
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by Springtime 2mo ago
It seems a key contention of theirs is the possibility that rare books are being destroyed this way, yet the things they cite don't seem to suggest this (based on their paraphrasing), they just throw the following at the end to make it
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by Springtime 2mo ago
Is it the UI per se or the site that is requiring local storage? Since the examples don't load with cookies blocked, nor do any of the links/buttons work without it. Ordinarily I wouldn't comment on this (eg: for the plethor
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by Springtime 2mo ago
> with all the GPT hype of late, why havent we seen a single GPT yet capable of building a browser engine from scratch supporting the last 20 years of html, css and js specs? Macsurf is a browser project for Mac OS 9 leveraging LLMs[1]
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by Springtime 2mo ago
I looked at the comments here but it doesn't appear to be an accurate characterization of the discourse. If anyone has links to such comments shaping the discourse from before the parent posted I'd be interested. There's one
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by Springtime 2mo ago
What's weird is with Firefox for Android it's so difficult erasing a site from being remembered. Once visited, in my experience, even after deleting the history entry and last closed tabs item it still auto completes the domain in
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by Springtime 2mo ago
This[1] comment, mostly in terms of not knowing which parts are generated and which not when not disclosed, which puts an added burden on the reader to assess. Like, if some non-controversial article makes a statement about something techni
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by Springtime 2mo ago
> The current picture is that there is an emerging class distinction between writing (and writers) that use genai vs. writing that does not. As soon as the "this sounds like an LLM" allergy kicks in, the writing instantly gets
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by Springtime 3mo ago
I assumed, like Apple's Airtags (which use Bluetooth LE), that they used some proprietary pairing that's incompatible with non-Apple devices.
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by Springtime 3mo ago
I wasn't aware they operated as baseline Bluetooth headphones by default on other devices, so even having read the readme it wasn't obvious.
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by Springtime 3mo ago
Was about this part: > Step out of the story and examine the acting. Robin Williams was given a script. Any other actor could have been handed that script, but ZERO other actors would have performed it like that. The script has all the
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by Springtime 3mo ago
This angle is touched on in the article, as the words on a page script vs Robin's performance of it which is drawing from his unique human experience which would have been different from another actor (the lived experience throughline
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by Springtime 3mo ago
> Decide whether it's accurate, insightful, worth thinking about and researching further, etc. based on its substance This is the part the original human poster is assumed to have screened as a first step, not the audience, partic
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by Springtime 3mo ago
There was also this[1] analysis in late 2025 from a former NASA engineer that looked at the impracticability. [1] https://taranis.ie/datacenters-in-space-are-a-terrible-horri...
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by Springtime 4mo ago
The project didn't, only the HN submission title.
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by Springtime 4mo ago
MGSV had realistic graphics (one of the first games with PBR) and handled it well. One of the devs had a GDC talk about their lighting approach, too. In the game light/shadow (in addition to what outfit you're wearing, surface you
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by Springtime 4mo ago
The point was that distilling based on others' models for training means they're not spending the same amount on R&D and/or training, giving them headroom in other ways (responding to the parent's point). It wasn&#x2
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by Springtime 4mo ago
There's evidence various third-party models (including Deepseek) used distilling in training, based on models from those leading services. So they have more flexibility with pricing.
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by Springtime 4mo ago
> That makes me feel a little long in the horn I see what you did there :)
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by Springtime 4mo ago
I like the wide layout of the site but just on a readability front on a widescreen monitor after the opening more narrow paragraphs it changes to full width text layout and those could benefit from a `columns: 2` in CSS to split them since
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by Springtime 5mo ago
While a couple months back an article[1] discussed how Google was keeping the water requirements a secret from locals who wanted transparency, claiming it was proprietary knowledge. So they sued and discovered it will use 2-8 million gallon
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by Springtime 5mo ago
It seems the reason they're inlined in the page at all is to measure things briefly like bounding boxes (not sure the full extent as it didn't cover that), before subsequent removal. I'm not familiar with Scratch and its use
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by Springtime 5mo ago
> Disabling JavaScript actually greatly increases your fingerprint as not many users turn it off, so that instantly puts you in a much smaller bucket that you need to be unique in. I've heard a handful of people say this but are t
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by Springtime 5mo ago
> It'll be like (lack of) privacy on the internet caused by the ad industrial complex, but much worse and much more invasive. The concerning aspect is how others' content being scanned into systems don't have any knowled
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by Springtime 6mo ago
Matches the name of episode 152[1] the Wikipedia article cites for the info. Seems the classification of seasons and even the season's episode order on Wikipedia differs from the one in the Youtube title. [1] Text-based summary: https
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by Springtime 6mo ago
It's already possible (with domain join, customized bootable installs or esoteric workarounds) but non-obvious due to deliberate UI changes/regressions. I suppose this just hints at the possibility someone may be advocating for it
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by Springtime 6mo ago
I doubt Mullvad would be doing this if they weren't getting compensated given they've always said (even right now[1]) they don't offer a free tier since they don't believe it makes sense. The other aspect is I expect it
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by Springtime 6mo ago
In an earlier video they made a couple years back about Disney's sodium vapor technique Paul Debevec suggested he was considering creating a dataset using a similar premise: filming enough perfectly masked references to be able to trai
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by Springtime 6mo ago
I've seen skepticism about the veracity of the claims, in part as various sources cited in the git repo pointed to todo files not actual data[1] (in that example was only just hours ago a source file was added, when the project still c

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