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Diplodocus, Long Thought Exclusively American, Turns Up in Spain(sci.news)
6 points by embedding-shape 1d ago|1 comments
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Trump Jr.'S Wedding Was Bankrolled by Russian Oligarch Close to Putin(propublica.org)
19 points by embedding-shape 2d ago|0 comments
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
Personally the "warning shot" of these "evals gone wrong" is how careless the "top" labs are with their testing, and how spineless the government seems to be about holding these companies responsible, given the
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
What local model would even come close? Kind of feels like you're not using/used SOTA models if they're realistic alternatives to the same kind of tasks. Qwen-3.8-27B-Abliterated-by-MaxxedWeightsGuy82 or similar isn't go
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
It is sad to again and again be reminded that even the ones we see as heroes earlier in our lives, could do something to kind of "tarnish" our idea of them. I think lately I've gotten better at handling coming across this, as
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
I'm similarly lost here. If this is Norton, why wouldn't they be aware of how people see the very name "Norton", and avoid slapping it on any new products? If this is NOT Norton, same applies, why would you include a ter
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
KVM is useful for when you need to be able to control earlier stuff in the boot process too, or even simple stuff like entering the password for full-disk encryption, or choosing a boot entry in GRUB, or changing BIOS settings... Many use c
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
Would a person who is lost in the weeds come up with such excellent though-formulations like this? > Musashi would probably have been pretty enthusiastic about assault rifles. Musashi famously "retired to a cave, Reigandō, living as
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
> Imagine a coordinated group of 1000 humans hellbent on launching nukes. Would you feel safe knowing that this group of people exists? I mean no, but what am I supposed to do, dismantle the entire US military and especially the leadersh
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
> OpenAI said GPT-2 was too powerful to release, Antropic said Mythos was too powerful to release. Both are GA now and everyone has long realized those supposed fears were just lies. Is it possible they weren't "lies" but
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
> But this is the same way governments during COVID tested how much they can restrain freedom So AI CEOs don't have our best interests at heart, but the people who got voted for, who supposedly does have our best interests at heart,
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
Well, if neither 4K or high frequency is actually a requirement, then https://jetkvm.com/blog/introducing-jetkvm-mini would maybe fit.
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
Warning: Don't browse their documentation site, it's filled with domain-specific jargon like FPS, BIOS, LAN, HDMI and other things, and not a single one is explained first! They should clearly read "Product Websites for Dummi
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by embedding-shape 3d ago
Who are they ? > Anthropic Says Iran Used Its American AI Model to Target U.S. Navy Warships - https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/anthropic-say... Seems the US<>Iran war might actually be Op
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
Two recent examples I tried to get Sol/Opus to get help with, were they gave more misdirections than beinghelpful: Tracking down the root cause of a synchronization bug in a distributed platform using CRDTs, especially dumb around sequ
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
I take it you do not agree with the "Software development IS NOT CODING" part from the article?
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
> but now with GPT-6-Astra we are basically in the age where as a developer you control agents to write code for you Given I've kind of felt like that since using GPT-4.1 in Codex, I'm wondering if this is not a "Now we al
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
It's hard to take the title seriously when the first paragraph ends with "It’s hard to know right now if the investment will pay dividends or not.". I too think that probably the mechanical action of putting fingers against a
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
> so without LLMs you’re now doing only beginner stuff. You won’t seem like a real dev anymore. I think it's the opposite. When I'm on the edges of Real Difficult Stuff (TM), then LLMs are less of help compared to when I just n
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
As far as I can tell, it hasn't been renamed, it's certain individuals and departments of the government that started referring to it as such. Things like that usually happens when the government is interested in making "subt
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
> I was sure someone would notice So, the slop is a feature? Or am I getting the wrong impression here? You don't seem bothered by it?
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
> yet distros continue to push outdated recommendations Is it possible perhaps that this advice doesn't apply equally to all situations? Is it the best for people on ZFS? Is it the best for distributions that have their own kernels
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
> I recently visited Lake America Wonder wtf you were talking about: apparently the US has expanded on their threats to other's national sovereignty, I guess to the surprise of no one: > Lake Ontario became the center of a geogra
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
> lived in the local rivers long before our towns were even an idea To be fair, the towns you're talking about are barely 200-300 years or so I presume? Most other towns in the world are probably older than those towns, and maybe ev
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by embedding-shape 4d ago
It's not a backdoor is the sites intentionally served Google a version without the paywall so the indexing got "better" than what real users got. The sites kind of dug their own hole here, Google wouldn't even sit on the
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> Some people with the reflex can also have multiple sneezes in a row. I think that is unrelated to the sun-sneeze reflex though, some people that don't have that reflex can sneeze multiple times in a row, and vice-versa too.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
I'm wondering if "geometric nightmares" is a reoccurring dream I've had since I was a kid too, basically two cog-wheels linked with each other, but one is extremely huge and the other unbelievable tiny. I'd never de
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> closing research directions left and right Why would research be closed in one direction? Even if AI or human says "Tried that, didn't work" or whatever, someone (or something I suppose) might very well retry it in the f
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
It again works like LLMs, you gotta try a few and see which one works out for your use cases and tasks, some are better at some things, others not. Also, both quality and style of communication differs a lot , worth trying to figure out if
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
The list of "Muse"s keep growing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muse_(disambiguation)

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