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feverzsj
4d ago
From permanent underclass to human extinction. What's next?
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feverzsj
8d ago
In general, no. But, there are huge difference between individuals.
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feverzsj
8d ago
It's your fault to handle over your secrets to them.
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feverzsj
8d ago
No one knows if it's actually LLM doing the heavy weight. It could be just human written brute force algorithm running on their massive computer cluster.
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feverzsj
8d ago
It's almost as if it was actually found by manually written brute-force algorithm running on OpenAI's massive computer cluster.
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feverzsj
8d ago
LLM can't be trained that easily. More like actual human are checking your logs and stealing valuable things from you.
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feverzsj
8d ago
It could be much worse. OpenAI can easily identify these outstanding human behind their accounts. Human in OpenAI constantly check their logs for breakthrough. When they find something interesting, they brute force the result using their ma
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feverzsj
9d ago
That's some really ... general name.
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feverzsj
9d ago
Which will make you bankrupt faster, this framework or the its token consumption?
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feverzsj
10d ago
It's like Tesla's Full Self-Driving. When people found it's bullshit, Tesla just added "supervised" in the contract.
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feverzsj
13d ago
Kinda pointless. Mercator is standard for marine and aviation. For education, they can just use a globe.
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feverzsj
15d ago
Qualified product should use antimicrobial plastic. You still need to disinfect it using mild disinfectant like iodophor.
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feverzsj
15d ago
What a stupid design. The jet stream can't even reach last back teeth.
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feverzsj
19d ago
Maybe they could ban the Chinese bot farm posting fake porn spams under every Chinese post first.
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feverzsj
20d ago
Guess only rich people can afford carbon taxes in the future.
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feverzsj
20d ago
It runs 30fps maximum on consoles.
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feverzsj
21d ago
Photographic memory is very rare.
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feverzsj
21d ago
It's just some vague image. Only outstanding features like shape and color are recognizable. Probably how brain processes and stores these visual data.
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feverzsj
21d ago
Yeah, most people can do it, but the image is far from photo or video. They are mostly vague and lack lots of details. So, it's really not much difference.
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feverzsj
21d ago
You need pay at least $20 to own an account? That may be the stupidest marketing ever.
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feverzsj
22d ago
It doesn't matter, as long as officials are still elected by locals.
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feverzsj
22d ago
HN really needs an AI filter. Most posts are AI company promotion now.
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feverzsj
23d ago
Except sloppy experts.
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feverzsj
24d ago
QuickShell is quite buggy. Just like Qt.
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feverzsj
26d ago
They ran so fast that most of them crashed into pieces in the end.
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feverzsj
27d ago
Sounds like LLM centipede.
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feverzsj
29d ago
Try building google opensource projects. They'll be mostly broken on your own toolchain.
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feverzsj
1mo ago
Yes. More enshittification.
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feverzsj
1mo ago
Maybe use fixed bugs from closed source to benchmark these "frontier" models.
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feverzsj
1mo ago
Guess they all mastered leetcode.
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