jaennaet

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by jaennaet 18d ago
Oh yes, just a different cultivar
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by jaennaet 5mo ago
I got all the way to round 53, but it turned out that one of my semiaquatic tetrapod ancestors from the Carboniferous Period didn't perform on land as well as they would have liked, so that was it for me.
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by jaennaet 7mo ago
What would you call this behaviour, then?
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by jaennaet 8mo ago
"Traffic vioaltion fee" is a great translation. As far as I understand the logic behind them, they're meant for relatively minor violations where a fine would be kind of overkill and specifically have to be "directed&quo
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by jaennaet 8mo ago
In Finland automatic camera fines (they're not exactly fines but I have no idea how to translate "liikennevirhemaksu" so work with me here) are the problem of whoever owns the car. If the owner wasn't the one driving the
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by jaennaet 9mo ago
I'm sure some bright spark will soon show up to say that it was actually NATO who was violating our airspace for decades , just like they're claiming that NATO is the one cutting cables here
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by jaennaet 9mo ago
Do you understand that this has been going on for much longer than the US's Venezuelan murder spree, and longer than Trump has been president (this time around)? Also, as I said, we have a crew of a Russian-operated ship on the record
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by jaennaet 9mo ago
Yeah sure, we keep cutting our own telecoms cables multiple times per year, using Russian-operated ships as a front. The Eagle S (I think it was?) case was brought to court here in Finland and they even admitted to dragging heir anchor but
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by jaennaet 9mo ago
But the thing is that they aren't even making money; eg. OpenAI lost $11 billion in one quarter. Big LLMs are just so fantastically expensive to train and operate, and they ultimately really aren't as useful to eg businesses as
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by jaennaet 9mo ago
Reality would be much funnier if I didn't have to live in it
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by jaennaet 9mo ago
LLMs really can't be improved all that much beyond what we currently have, because they're fundamentally limited by their architecture, which is what ultimately leads to this sort of behaviour. Unfortunately the AI bubble seems
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by jaennaet 10mo ago
Based on your ad hominem of a reply I suppose it's safe to assume you don't have the experience, then
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by jaennaet 10mo ago
What about content that is illegal in the country that your "silo" is hosted in, like, say, CSAM (but you can really really substitute anything else illegal there, like eg. planning terrorist attacks)? If a "silo" is CSA
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by jaennaet 10mo ago
What is your proposed alternative, though?
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by jaennaet 10mo ago
If there's something I'd expect Google to use a strong consistency model for, it'd be a credit system like that. Well, not that they don't do stupid things all the time, but having credits live on a system with a weak co
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by jaennaet 10mo ago
Exactly. A drop in the expected growth would absolutely cause a drop in valuation as investors reassess their holdings
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by jaennaet 10mo ago
So yes, it would have an effect; even with your imaginary numbers that'd be a 3x drawdown
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by jaennaet 10mo ago
What are you doing on Hacker News? You should be working on "AGI". This may come as a surprise to you, but us humans need entertainment
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by jaennaet 11mo ago
Also speaks to a lack of understanding on the author's part; people who truly understand some subject are generally much more adept at explaining it in simpler terms – ie without adding complexity beyond the subject's essential co
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by jaennaet 11mo ago
How often did you IDE or editor refuse to do something it was generally capable of because it deemed the operation too frivolous in a context?
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by jaennaet 11mo ago
This'd be a valid analogy if all compiled / interpreted languages were like INTERCAL and eg. refused to compile / execute programs that were insufficiently polite, or if the runtime wouldn't print out strings that it &qu
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by jaennaet 1y ago
This is the sort of arrant pedantry up with which I will not put
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by jaennaet 1y ago
Was it available at some point?
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by jaennaet 1y ago
You see, accountability is useless because when nobody is accountable, someone will just literally design a bunch of tests for the AI
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by jaennaet 1y ago
Ohh right yes, now I get what you mean. My brain just immediately went for "GC knobs" when you mentioned "knobs", but in my defense I'm running a 40°C fever so I should probably not be commenting at all
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by jaennaet 1y ago
Do most people need 20k images, or just a handful?
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by jaennaet 1y ago
Does Go have much in the way of GC knobs? It didn't some years ago, but I haven't kept up on latest developments
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by jaennaet 1y ago
"I didn't learn anything in school, therefore nobody learns anything in school. Q.E.D."
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by jaennaet 1y ago
That "decadence" isn't the cause of the problems, but a symptom.
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by jaennaet 1y ago
There's a reason why so many activists call what conservatives around the world are doing "autogenocide." None of what the US regime is doing seems to make much sense, apart from being designed to quite literally kill people

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