Yokohiii

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by Yokohiii 21d ago
It is weird because the last time I've heard about MTurk was about developing countries being rather reliant on it for doing AI grunt work. If am not totally wrong this must mean that the data work has moved to other services.
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by Yokohiii 21d ago
Hysteresis is nonlinear.
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by Yokohiii 24d ago
By contrast, england could summon anything from their colonies.
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by Yokohiii 25d ago
I don't think it's superficial, but two problems adding up. Previous poster is talking about general latency issues because everything is networked and potentially quite far away. What you point out is slowness once you hit the en
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by Yokohiii 29d ago
I think warning about the other extreme is valid. But the way you wrote your comment it could be perceived as justification of the categorical slashing of grants by the trump administration. Which doesn't seem right either, because the
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by Yokohiii 29d ago
thanks, didn't knew about that.
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by Yokohiii 1mo ago
LLM aren't logic machines. It's concepts of "root cause" and "faster" are purely linguistic, including all the internal conflicts of those loose definitions. In that sense an LLM wouldn't even think it &qu
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by Yokohiii 1mo ago
The comment is removed. I was also a bit confused, so I've looked it up. So a very rough overview: Under Trudeau in Canada some regulations around gender politics and climate change, got a bit out of hand in terms of absurd requirement
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by Yokohiii 1mo ago
You are governed by fairly average people. As a fairly above average person you can certainly adapt.
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by Yokohiii 1mo ago
What about the obvious? They put everything in the system prompt what wasn't economic enough to solve in a different way or just forgot / messed up.
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
You need to see the facebook part in context, back then it was actually a hot place to be, the company and the platform, and devs were dedicated to leave a mark. Zuck was also perceived as the nerd buddy that disrupted the industry. Well un
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
Just the other day I found out about a study that measured coding productivity. They compared CLI tooling to simple actions. The CLI users _felt_ more productive, but they were not. Then again, the question is, if the simple action needs to
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
I guess many people don't know that Sublime pretty much made file navigation good again with fuzzy search. Back then every IDE needed minutes to load a tiny project and it was still much less efficient to open a file.
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
It was just the heyday of facebook and groups being popular. If a company sees something is popular, they will of course add more crap to it. The hard part is that companies don't hire creative thinkers, but specialists. So you let peo
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
I think you forgot to explain the false dichotomy part.
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
Franklin also practiced air bathing instead of hygiene.
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
Defender of the Crown gives me so much flashbacks. The artwork is still great! https://amiga.lychesis.net/games/DefenderOfTheCrown.html
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
So the compromise in Obsidian is to throw everything else under the bus for aesthetics?
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
It's an aesthetic choice. What counters taste?
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
I think I kept on the conversation, but you are not interested.
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
Politely why your are asking?
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
I think the UX and stability related quality will drop at such a bottom low, that some crazy companies will revive the arcane practice of UX and even study it with users. I am not super optimistic that it happens fast, but we will end up in
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
Yeah but if it's about the hardware resources, why not just establish an option to ban projects that use them unreasonably for their projects relevance? In their explanation they say each project will be evaluated individually and the
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
BFL resides in the same region as BMW and Audi. Quite wealthy and pretty fierce to protect their car industry. If Audi or any other german car maker sees BFL as the future of automation, it will be rather hard to buy them out.
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
Ironically they currently show a huge banner that LLM-generated content is restricted and crypto is no longer allowed. No one is reading the ToS you know that very well. That you point out basic advice about ToS is satirical. If a service l
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
You can do that too.
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
I didn't look into codeberg really and didn't follow any discussions around it, except some projects fleeing to codeberg. At the first glance it just looks like a github competitor. Recently I tried to create a repo there and noth
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
I wonder how anyone can migrate to codeberg. Every time I check, the site is lagging. Few days ago I registered and tried to create a repository. I couldn't, site busy or something. The migration towards codeberg already started a whil
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
I think we are in a chaotic state because we don't know how the whole AI thing will play out longer term. FUD tactics are a choice in this phase to take advantage of the public perception. You have to assume that especially many non te
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by Yokohiii 2mo ago
> The thing about screaming and waving your arms is it makes it hard for people to connect with the argument. The question is whether people like Altman, Amodei, Musk are part of the common case in Hanlon's razor or they want to tri

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