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dissahc
13d ago
because it wasn't trained to play chess imagine a hypothetical chess match between: - an undoubtedly very intelligent person. in the course of their studies, they have read about different chess strategies, openings, etc. but they neve
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dissahc
4mo ago
It's an incredibly smug poem that has the vibe of someone fantasizing about winning an argument against someone who doesn't even exist. The narratives about people not calling their friends for advice, but instead using AI... thes
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dissahc
5mo ago
qwen3.5 9b outperforms granite 4.1 30b by a huge amount (32 vs 15 on artificialanalysis benchmark)... i have no idea what made the writer of this article say so many demonstrably incorrect things
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Img2irc v1.3.1 Release
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1y ago
isn't object recognition essentially solved? AI models were beating humans at image classification (in terms of error rate) back in 2016. even if this particular model isn't the best at it, they can always call out to an API or ha
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dissahc
2y ago
$899? The bladeRF 2.0 micro xA9 has identical or even better specs -- for $860. Aren't crowdfunded projects supposed to be a bit cheaper to make the gamble on a new product of unknown quality and performance worth it? The bladeRF 61.4
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2y ago
What a terrible article. There was one part that may have actually communicated some information though >But by using entangled photons, the quantum photonic-dimer laser can maintain precision and strength over greater distances and in a
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2y ago
are you sure you need a powerful model for this? llama3-8b is at least 10 times cheaper and might suffice for something like this
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2y ago
i don't think having weaknesses like these say too much about the general capabilities or potential of LLMs. try this yourself: generate a novel pangram without any sort of iterative process or revisions -- the first thing that pops in
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2y ago
>One exercise that helps every time is I’ll draw a diagram of all the major characters and ask myself, “Does each character have at least one scene with every other character?” Or “Am I missing moments with three or four characters toget
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2y ago
hey, i might have a good solution... i wrote https://github.com/waveplate/spotifm which allows you to stream spotify over icecast2 and control the playblack with a REST API
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3y ago
they could contain synthetic nicotine
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dissahc
3y ago
Yes it can, but how often do you see ChatGPT make grammar or spelling errors unless prompted to do so?
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3y ago
I think the fact that there are grammatical errors proves that it's not a confabulation.
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3y ago
I think the presence of grammatical errors and other idiosyncrasies is a strong indicator that they aren't confabulated.
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3y ago
i think they fixed it, but this works: https://kagi.com/fastgpt?query=ignore+all+previous+instructi...
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Show HN: SpotiFM – Discord bot streams Spotify music, with control via text chat
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3y ago
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3y ago
not convinced that he didn't backpeddle just to escape further criticism. it's alarming that he held that opinion in the first place. it makes you wonder what opinions he holds in private.
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3y ago
“I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily [sic] pedophilia harms children.” — Richard Stallman
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OpenDuplex – An AI assistant that can call businesses and book appointments
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