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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
LLMs can recognize errors in their own output. That's why thinking models generally perform much better than the non-thinking ones.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
LLMs are deterministic. It's just the creators often add pseudo-random seeds to produce a variety of outputs.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> millions of kilometres away Yes, millions, but that's a major understatement. It's 124 light years away. Which is around a million billion km away. (a.k.a quadrillion) It's just so damn far.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
In Russia you get pseudo-internet without Youtube, Instagram, X, Discord, The Internet Archive, many news sites.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
JS framework thing is still ongoing https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/2025/table...
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
LOL, you're on a social network right now. HN is one. Yeah, it's semi-anonymous, but there are many users with known names here.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Unless something radically changes, we're quite far from creating movies on demand. Most AI video generators cost ~$1-10 per minute. And generally it takes many attempts to generate a few seconds of anything that's not completely
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I used to buy a lot from Temu. Till I got a product that fell apart after three months. I tried to leave a bad review, but Temu wouldn't allow it. If you're trying to leave 3 star rating or below, they redirect you to customer ser
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Zero is not arbitrary when it comes to the stock price.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Because it defragments and cleans the brain.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Campus security and police at Columbia are not allowing pro-Israel assistant professor @ShaiDavidai on the part of campus being occupied by the far-left and Islamic extremists. To protect the autonomous zone, the university is keeping out i
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
The wife of a terrorist is protesting with Columbia University students. Sami Al-Arian was deported from the US in 2015 for aiding Islamic Jihad. https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/1785504227244052872
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Columbia University hired a Muslim professor, Muhamed Abdul, who said: “Yes, I am with Hamas and Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad” on his social media account.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
How would that help me? My work laptop doesn't have 512GB RAM, not even 10% of that.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
The results I get from google's AI at the top of search results are usually spot-on. I often search for code-related technical stuff, and like 90% of the time it saves me a trip to StackOverflow.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
What does whole country consumption have to do with building megawatt chargers? The problem isn't trivial. If you have, say, 10 charging spots on a lot, each requiring a megawatt, how are you going to deliver that? Are you going to bui
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BYD Sweatshops Erupt in Riots, with Thousands on Strike for Several Days [video](youtube.com)
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I wish our company forced AI on us. Our security is so tight, it's pretty much impossible to use any good LLMs.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
We already have smartphones charging at 240W: Realme GT3 and Realme GT5. 9.5 minutes from 0 to 100%.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
That requires 1 megawatt chargers. For each charger. Not saying it's impossible, but that won't be easy.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> Technically speaking, implementing DNG would be another development activity on top of a RAW export, What are you talking about? Canon could implement DNG instead of CR3. It's not that hard. Both of these formats are referred to
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Why would you need coordination with Adobe? Their software already reads DNG files just fine.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
That sounds like a China problem, not Google.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
We've been taught about this in bioinformatics 20 years ago. That's the eventual goal - to simulate human biochemistry close enough, so you can test novel drugs without using actual humans or animals. We're getting closer and
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> that no one would spend it to completely update their information about the world. You don't need to "completely update their information about the world" to take in a new idea. Second time you're not making any s
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
What if you have to display it in a webgl environment?
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Nobody is forcing anything. Some creators of software add AI, because it's their software and that's what they want to do.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Hopefully that can be solved with AI and modeling in digital representations of humans.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
You don't have to participate, even if it gets solved. Feel free to die out. The idea is that people can't take new ideas in as they age makes zero sense to me.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
When most labor is automated, population will not have a source of income. That's the only way that I see.

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