jessfyi

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by jessfyi 1mo ago
It's not dramatic, it's just something you personally haven't noticed. A quick search regarding Gemini weather hallucination shows it's both widespread and something not mitigated by recent model releases. It makes up
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by jessfyi 1mo ago
Always stuck to the flagship google models as my primary driver (starting with the G1 in college) for the pure google experience, but between killing assistant in favor of Gemini which can't do something as simple as telling me the w
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by jessfyi 6mo ago
A sandbox that can be toggled off is not a sandbox, this is simply more marketing/"critihype" to overstate the capability of their AI to distract from their poorly built product. The erroneous title doing all the heavy liftin
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by jessfyi 1y ago
Getting a compound incorrect is not an "unimportant" error (for example the difference between sodium nitrate & sodium nitrite is small but critical) and seeing "small but blatant" errors actively propagated is the
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by jessfyi 2y ago
No I'm saying that some companies are doing it (OpenAI at the very least), the company in question has motive and capability to game the system (kudos to them for pushing the boundaries there), AND the userbases' rankings have b
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by jessfyi 2y ago
Gonna be completely honest, if you want to draw in people with anything more than a casual interest in literature, your examples are an immediate turn-off. I suggest you spend time on subreddits of major genres + booktok + see what's t
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by jessfyi 2y ago
lmarena/lmsys is beyond useless, looking at prior rankings of models vs formal benchmarks or testing for accuracy + correctness on batches of real world data. It's a bit like using a poll of Fox News to discern the opinions of eve
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by jessfyi 2y ago
The cases of NAION observed post-Ozempic usage in Denmark is 150 (up from 60-75) out of 424,152 patients, for a rare ailment that already affects patients specifically with diabetes. Sorry to say those taking it as a "shortcut" in
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by jessfyi 2y ago
I used that period (vs saying they spent $110B between 2005-2021) to establish the fact that it's a known, expected pattern of behavior regardless of Intel's performance, roadmap, or market conditions to lead the reader to recogni
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by jessfyi 2y ago
Any part of "saving" Intel should include a mechanism barring them from putting any more money that should be spent on R&D towards stock buybacks ($152B since 1990 as of September.) That said quoting the former Intel CEO (who
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by jessfyi 2y ago
The conclusions reached in the paper and the headline differ significantly. Not sure why you took a line from the abstract when even further down it notes that it's that some elements of "truthfulness" are encoded and that
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by jessfyi 2y ago
I was being generous and said "not even counting," but no despite the internal name change, most still maintain the "Chromecast Built-In" designation on their branding and sites which takes a mere second to Google and se
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by jessfyi 2y ago
If something that sells 100 million+ devices isn't "super popular", I don't know what is. And not even counting the millions of TVs that have it built-in (Hi-Sense, TCL, Samsung) the brand is pretty ubiquitous.
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by jessfyi 3y ago
The same model utilizing the same amount of ram the Pixel 8 has runs on Samsung's latest phone.
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by jessfyi 3y ago
The phones were released in October, while Gemini Nano's announcement happened in December. I, like other developers and consumers reaching for the smaller version, might've bought the device for the ability to run the ML feature
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by jessfyi 3y ago
The point is excluding the ram difference, the hardware on the devices is the same. They launched at the exact same time.
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by jessfyi 3y ago
Not surprised this was flagged despite a civil discussion and how relevant it is to this late stage limbo social networks currently occupy. To be frank, it runs counter to the narrative that the dedicated cohort of "free speech" a
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by jessfyi 3y ago
I'm aware that what's in Google's phones aren't capable of doing the on-device ML inference they claim. You might want to actually read what both I and the article are addressing in particular beyond the broad "gene
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by jessfyi 3y ago
It's not fine when this "magic" is being advertised as on-device. After reading (and attempting to quickly implement the models ensembles within) both the RealFill[0] and Break-A-Scene[1] papers published from Google research
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by jessfyi 3y ago
Well they are leaving them vacant. Both rentals and houses across the country are sitting unfilled. NYC has anywhere from 13-26k rent controlled apartments vacant. As of last year ~16 million homes were estimated to be vacant overall and
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by jessfyi 3y ago
Cruise doesn't currently offer any payment for vulnerability disclosures [0] so I wouldn't be surprised if attacks involving this vector (think Stingrays) aren't going to be looked at now, if not already being exploited witho
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by jessfyi 3y ago
Here are the current participants (honestly I thought the list would be a lot longer): https://www.frbservices.org/financial-services/fednow/organi...
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by jessfyi 3y ago
I always liked Lars Jung's implementation where the text is abstracted into blocks (which works on chrome) [0][1] and Rauno Freiberg's demo (uses -moz-element) where you can use it to pin sections, jump between them, and navigate
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by jessfyi 3y ago
The two sentence summary isn't even correct. "In the study, physicians found more inaccuracies and irrelevant information in answers provided by Google’s Med-PaLM and Med-PalM 2 than those of other doctors."
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by jessfyi 3y ago
Yeah it's wild how long it's taken for the government to respond...it's almost been 20 years since the first major swatting incident got national attention[0] and I personally know a group of people who it happened to over a
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by jessfyi 3y ago
Why does such a small detail matter in the scope of this large failure? Rather impressed that invoking the DEI boogeyman always seems to distract from the obvious, much larger dysfunction at play in the eyes of those who purportedly champ
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by jessfyi 3y ago
After law enforcement successfully jury-rigged a bomb defusal robot with explosives to kill a cornered suspect in Dallas in 2016 [0][1] (with little to no pushback at the time) vendors and departments around the country have been pushing to
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by jessfyi 3y ago
They never seemed focused on their core mission of delivering better search results than Google and instead felt like they were constantly jumping from trend to trend to draw hype and subsequent funding rounds (the neeva.xyz crypto pivot is
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by jessfyi 4y ago
The BigScience team (a working group of researchers that trained the BLOOM-176B LLM last year) released Petals [0][1] which allows distributed inference and fine-tuning of BLOOM, with the option to pick a custom model + private swarm. SWARM
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by jessfyi 4y ago
It's just the classical socratic method applied to characters that you particularly don't identify with. Fasterthanlime's bear and why's guide have often been praised here for the same thing (the interludes break up the

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