kiicia

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by kiicia 3d ago
it will only get worse now when hughingface was bough by nvidia, not immediately, but in span of year or years...
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by kiicia 3d ago
because that makes them even more money for equally nonexistent amount of liability, this is actual answer, unfortunately
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by kiicia 3d ago
this argument still adds nothing to discussion because companies clearly want to spend zero but earn everything, the only amount they are willing to spend is on lawyers working on shielding companies from any responsibility including obviou
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by kiicia 7d ago
so they went straight to unhinged side? readers should be able to decide for themselves based on unbiased reporting
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by kiicia 7d ago
but you didn't even seen that article, it's about logging causing yet another species to go extinct, planted or not you can always plant more forests but you cannot resurrect what went extinct, extinction is forever, new forest is
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by kiicia 9d ago
no, absolutely not, any malicious or dishonest bot traffic is harmful, generating unnecessary transfer and literally stealing data
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by kiicia 29d ago
you can still find books published within last 50 years, you don't have to read books published this year, unless your library went through destruction of "old" books which are now more relevant than ever...
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by kiicia 29d ago
it's happening for years now, just in slightly different form, so far it was called disinformation, seo, astroturfing, hasb... ehem... last two years were devastating for charred remains of twitter with all those llm bots having free r
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by kiicia 2mo ago
it's connected via vicious cycle private healthcare is getting more and more expensive due to private prices available to bulk insurers but not for private person even if this is not completely deliberate, effect is that you are "
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by kiicia 2mo ago
It’s not their IP, they never created data they were training on in the first place, at best they derived existing data without asking if they can commercialized it
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by kiicia 2mo ago
balmer told us that gpl is cancer, but true cancer is us model of licensing
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by kiicia 2mo ago
let's call it for what it really is, only companies "entitled to legally stolen data, don't steal from us now" are crying about distilation
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by kiicia 2mo ago
which is moot point, if open model is hard to fully audit, then closed model is complete enigma and you should be more scared about closed models
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by kiicia 2mo ago
but you are not using chinese models to learn about taiwan, you use chinese models to do everything BUT learning about taiwan, so no issue there
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by kiicia 2mo ago
in simple terms closed models are rugpull waiting to spring at unsuspecting users, it's like you take all worst components of terminal capitalism (including price cartels), subscriptions relying on almost monopolistic dependency and mi
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by kiicia 2mo ago
it's a real paradox, that chinese models are what guards democratization and private use of ai while us models are moted castles with "kings" crying that you are stealing their legally stolen goods... what times we are living
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by kiicia 2mo ago
altman should listen to his own words, and he should replace himself (wasting energy for eating) with ai (supposedly not wasting energy for eating) it would be beneficial both for openai and world (most likely)
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by kiicia 2mo ago
this exact trick is used in some drm schemes (to protect either text or font file, or both), where codepoints are either mixed up or font is converted to vector curves and assigned random indexes
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by kiicia 2mo ago
It depends on how big/dense is your screen, high frequency message is actual text while low frequency message is decoy text. Probably so that it shows when frames are averaged together without checking actual motion vectors. It is simi
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by kiicia 3mo ago
not necessarily ubiquitous, but you can encounter some issues with "lagging cursor" even today, if you use standard raspbian for example > usbhid.mousepoll=0 > to /boot/cmdline.txt > This option was implemented
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by kiicia 3mo ago
chromium is basically operating system at this point, it lacks kernel and ability to boot independently (added in chromium os), which is both good (from abilities standpoint) and bad (when copy of chromium is bundled with every app that ren
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by kiicia 3mo ago
why offer expensive service when it's effectively useless and only add to cost and amount of work? what else they offer, "summarize my text" and "generate custom emoji"? I can live without that... for now only volvo
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by kiicia 3mo ago
HN is public forum (one of the last), it's a bit different thing
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by kiicia 4mo ago
Encoding speed even on Mac Studio is atrocious, it’s in range of single frames per second as opposed to realtime+ for even h265
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by kiicia 4mo ago
It’s like asking how did Memoji generation on iPhone solved a real problem? It does not need to directly solve any particular problem to be overall good for consumers, by putting pressure to all those subscription based solutions… at least
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by kiicia 6mo ago
just use military budget for that, it will be 7% instead of 70%
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by kiicia 6mo ago
Too late now. Multiple people having anything to say when choosing hardware and software, including me, will no longer advise or approve buying windows machine or using windows in general.
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by kiicia 6mo ago
Because it is just cheap damage control. They somehow remembered only now about things that should be there since the very beginning.
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by kiicia 6mo ago
This is just cheap damage control, just wait and see if they actually do all of those things correctly. Slow file explorer was an issue since very beginning of windows 11 and they "fix" it only now? But they took time to add copil
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by kiicia 6mo ago
which is nothing in comparison to leaking all of personal information you can also introduce some jitter like changing age range only once a week/month/year for everyone

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