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4d ago
In Germany I notice a massive difference in 4G and 5G. If I see 4G on my phone and know I can put it away again if it's not some kind of an emergency because it's basically unusable. I am not sure what is going on here, probably t
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4d ago
That's what I thought. But then what is the point when no other async function is executed while the caller sleeps for 1 second (presumably, or is it ms?)?
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4d ago
So, what can individuals do? I can stop using airplanes, stop eating meat, switch to bev and heat pumps, vote for green parties, go to rallies against fossil energy and tell my friends to do all that as well. Yet I still have a government (
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4d ago
But print is a side effect? Why would that be optimised away?
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5d ago
Can someone explain what happens in Rust and Python? I don't see how C / ABC can happen (or what's even the point of async when that's the result).
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5d ago
They probably have enough compute for a 51% attack.
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5d ago
It remains to be seen whether the Chinese AI labs actually are capable of improving on their own or if they just distilled the US frontier models.
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5d ago
They should tax Instagram for continuous scrolling. The longer one session gets the more it costs :D
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5d ago
Wow, that explains a lot. I was using OpenClaw with open router, but stopped because how inconsistent the results were over the same prompt. I thought OC is at fault, never would have guessed that there are differences between providers.
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8d ago
Content that speaks the truth, like content about the climate emergency is not the problem, even if people don't want that to be true. The content that are just blatant lies, nowadays even published by elected officials, that they just
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8d ago
That's ok. Thank you for the discussion. But I do wonder, should Russia and China be allowed to use these tools to sow distrust against our Democracy? For me the tolerance paradox formulated by Karl Popper comes to mind and it is a cle
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8d ago
Yeah :D But I for one don't care much about my job, yet it still takes quite a chunk of my time away from me.
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8d ago
There was an experiment (granted its TikTok, but it's basically the same) where they register a new account, pretending to be a teenager and than start scrolling without liking anything. [1] The amount of extremist content that is show
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8d ago
I really wonder where people find the time. Like two people, probably working stressful jobs, kids and still find the time to design and build something like this and probably also use it. Fascinating.
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9d ago
You are romantizising what Facebook and Instagram have become. The problem is not that people talk to each other. The problem is, that they created algos that optimize for maximal engagement and they get that by triggering the basic human f
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9d ago
At what price, tho? He harms children, he hijacked the attention of billions and helped the rise of facism and hate, which if not addressed will lead into very dark times again, all for a measly 3% out perform?
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11d ago
Or https://github.com/mempalace/mempalace
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11d ago
Looks really interesting! I'd like to see immich in the available apps. For me the Auth part is not super important. But has it one-click updates?
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11d ago
Sure, but it also depends how much money you need, which is in your control to a certain degree.
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12d ago
I am confused. My understanding is, that deadpan photography is a very neutral way of photographing things. 99 cents on the other hand was highly digitally altered by gursky, it is not neutral at all. How is it an example for deadpan photog
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12d ago
Or vibe coded by one of their devs.
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13d ago
My (layman) understanding is, that currently there is a way to monitor the "thoughts" of the LLMs and that by looping more you lose that ability. The danger is presumably an AI that escapes human oversight.
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14d ago
I also need a solution for my addiction. I was thinking of blocking all addictive apps in my main (phone) account and set up a kids account for myself where all the drugs are installed. Then I need to ask myself for screen time. I hope this
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14d ago
Great project, saved my photos when the Pixel device wasn't as waterproof as promised.
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16d ago
This is when Frances Haugen joined Facebook and later leaked documents from that time. So while Facebook probably was harmful before that time, since then we have it on paper.
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19d ago
What data handling practices exactly? If it's about privacy there is TensorX.ai, which claim to host in Europe and be GDPR compliant
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19d ago
There are plenty of problems with YAML as the article shows. The biggest problem with YAML is, that serializer and deserializer need to agree on rules outside of the spec, because otherwise they can be both compliant and still don't un
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21d ago
Probably default setting that can be changed by the under aged user. And probably per app or even per account.
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21d ago
Pay 25% from your 2025 profit for harming children since at least 2019 and be able to continue doing so. Sounds like a loss for society and a win for Meta.
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22d ago
They still work just fine, people need to use them instead of the drugs they get force fed by mega corps.
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