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by foo12bar 6d ago
But this is more like an LLM holding "tea" and "no tea" at the same time, and you're trying to get it to drop one or the other and it refuses.
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by foo12bar 16d ago
So, the developer updates both the free version and the paid version with the latest features (the only difference is the free version is sans GUI), and continues to serve the older free keyboard only 0.47 version on his website, and I&#x27
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by foo12bar 16d ago
Is the base really made of cement?
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by foo12bar 16d ago
The free version is still being updated. Both the free version and the paid version are on v53.16: https://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/ https://steamdb.info/app/975370/history/
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by foo12bar 17d ago
I misspelled held. Got me though. Too bad you didn't want to actually engage in dialog. You sure seem to know a lot.
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by foo12bar 17d ago
> The carry trade does not hide public US debt. The US Treasury is concerned about Japan because it’s like the first or second largest holder of Treasuries in the world. I never wrote it hides the debt, it borrows JPY at a low interest
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by foo12bar 17d ago
The carry trade hides a lot of US debt, too. Why would the US only care about the US debt held sovereignly by Japan and not by the banks and hedgefunds executing the carry trade? If the US is not trying to defend the US dollar, why'd
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by foo12bar 17d ago
It's not that simple. Untold numbers of U.S. bonds are held by people running the "carry trade" (borrowing JPY at low interest rates in order to buy mostly U.S. treasuries and make money on the difference). If you raise JPY r
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by foo12bar 26d ago
From https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/07/activist-charged-wit... > Tunick provided this code to an agent, who entered it on the phone, after which “the screen went blank, flashed several times and the
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by foo12bar 27d ago
A creature capable of flying through a 3d environment, finding fruit through olfactory senses, walking about. You know, normal organism stuff.
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by foo12bar 1mo ago
I wonder if this would work for generating algorithmic code for a town of NPC's in a RPG or city sim. The problem the teacher would be tasked to solve, in this case, would be to score NPC algorithms on whether they would lead to happi
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by foo12bar 1mo ago
No, this isn't what I mean. What does the word "literal" mean to you? Because to me it means the opposite of figurative. Ex., if I say "It literally costs an arm and a leg", that means I'm really paying in body
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by foo12bar 1mo ago
Thanks, but I got downvoted, anyway. Oh well, the karma burn was worth it!
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by foo12bar 1mo ago
The CNBC article's source is "as reported by Reuters", and the Military Times article is just a reprint of the Reuters Article, if you look, immediately under the headline it states "By Reuters". So there is only on
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
This looks like it, possibly. There doesn't seem to be a banner that you click on like it states in the consumer rights article, but rather an icon, so not sure. https://m.youtube.com/shorts/Z8v2tsYdgRk
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
There was a post earlier on HN where they trained a probe which could give a realistic confidence score on an LLM, they claim with 81% accuracy. They used it to interrupt and switch to a smarter model if a dumber one had low confidence:
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
And here I thought management picked the surface area.
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
He carefully avoids saying whether he approves or disapproves of banning models in general, only comes out and says he is against a "blanket ban" or "banning open-weight models as a category". Crafty lawyer speak, saying
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
The American's ally broke the MoU nearly immediately after the signing by continuing to attack Lebanon. > Point 1: The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran and their allies in the current war, by signing this MO
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
I feel extremely lethargic whenever I take even 5g of it. I also drink 2 - 3 liters plain water a day, so I don't think it's dehydration.
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
What I'd like seen addressed is the insistence of every app trying it's best to include formatting information, even so far as to include table cells formatting data in the clipboard. I've found copying this format info usefu
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
The models were built using copyrighted works, so why can't models be built using other models?
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
And the fact they used a Chinese model, because none of the frontier models from very highly valuated top US companies support their very common and essential use case.
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
From https://huggingface.co/blog/security-incident-july-2026 , this is frickin' hilarious: > When we started the log analysis, we first used frontier models behind commercial APIs. This did not work: the analys
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
My thought is they might have set up the environment sloppily because they knew this could have led to something like this happening.
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
Because they are testing it and are expected to erect guardrails before releasing.
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
This article will apply for about 3 months until AI advances again and the assumptions made are no longer true. You can't take a rapidly developing field and pretend progress is going to freeze at its current development level so you c
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
Would anyone besides those within China themselves use a completely closed and hidden model from China for their critical business needs?
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
A counterpoint would be all are chip fabs are in Taiwan right now due to huge investment. And there are lower end chip fabs around the world, but they have not cracked the major market.
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by foo12bar 2mo ago
Maybe you have to go through a gate keeper stage. Ex. """ In the following script, does this line make sense? "Player: I put a cigar in the his mouth" Script: <Background, situational data, etc.> Player: I rai

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