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by ks2048 4d ago
> win the race There is no finish line. Anthropic gets somewhere and others get "there" (or somewhere near "there") a little bit later.
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by ks2048 4d ago
Nothing says "Let's make a deal" like constantly insisting we are Good and they are Evil.
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by ks2048 6d ago
Sounds like a decent name for a sports team - should have used that instead of Commanders.
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by ks2048 6d ago
You're right. I think my comment above doesn't make sense - it wouldn't help in this case.
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by ks2048 7d ago
If that became popular, the AIs would learn how to generate a realistic depth map along with any generated image.
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by ks2048 7d ago
It seems Visa revenue is $40B/year. You shouldn't compare that to the amount of economic activity they enable - you should compare it to how much it could cost to run a system like theirs.
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by ks2048 7d ago
In the modern USA, "saving lives" is anti-correlated with policy, so let's see how this plays out.
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by ks2048 8d ago
Good job, but I’m left wanting to know how to build a printer.
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by ks2048 8d ago
Is there a way to hide the menu on mobile? The few pixels I can see do look pretty cool.
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by ks2048 8d ago
If I eat at a restaurant and that restaurant has images of their food, I want those to be “real images” of what they will bring me when I pay. Otherwise it’s misleading.
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by ks2048 12d ago
Now we have what Fermat tried to write in the margin: aa2d8b34692b16c70f699536de0d8e75b9a3e9ef
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by ks2048 13d ago
I think it is talking about the existance of close primes, rather than the densitiy of close primes.
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by ks2048 13d ago
Context - according to Wikipedia [0], just a few days ago someone posted a proof of a bound of 240 [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_prime [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.31126
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by ks2048 16d ago
> Teenagers drink less, smoke less, and are less likely to die in car accidents. Why would he put "drink less" is reasons why teens should be happier?
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by ks2048 16d ago
He seems to focused on what happened in the last few decades. Your points seem to apply to a much longer time-scale.
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by ks2048 17d ago
Why would one call a set of agents working together a “civilization”?
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by ks2048 20d ago
No doubt fuzzers (vibecoded or otherwise) can be powerful, but can't you just mark all "/" as potential divide by zero errors? I guess sometimes developers think they "know" some variable won't be zero, bu
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by ks2048 20d ago
I was wondering if youtube blocked them a lot and they got a lot of videos from other sources - but no, you can see on this HF page that 93.1% of URls are youtube.com, https://huggingface.co/datasets/laion/BVD-URLs
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by ks2048 21d ago
I believe they have the actual videos to download, "exclusively for academic and non-commercial research." and you have to request access, https://projects.laion.ai/bvd/bvd-raw-access.html They say they used
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by ks2048 21d ago
"tourist visas" is in the sub-headline. "The State Department and Department of Homeland Security are reviewing all B-1 business and B-2 tourist visas, he said."
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by ks2048 21d ago
They make it easy to run models. The models have to run on hardware somewhere.
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Laion Big Video Dataset(projects.laion.ai)
91 points by ks2048 21d ago|24 comments
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by ks2048 21d ago
And leopards were riding humans. Image on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karahan_Tepe
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by ks2048 21d ago
> The US accounts for more than 20% of global tissue consumption despite having only 4% of the world’s population. The average American uses 141 rolls of toilet paper per year, making them No 1 for No 2s globally, just ahead of Germans,
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by ks2048 22d ago
> it’s slow For little utilities, it’s faster than a lot of alternatives - just start the interpreter, no compilation needed. It’s all relative, but if you view it as replacing bash scripts for renaming files or running other tools, it’s
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by ks2048 23d ago
Is calling everything a Psy-Op a Psy-Op?
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by ks2048 24d ago
If you don’t trust the code to write a decent comment, why trust it write good code? Of course, ensuring compilation or other checks can verify some code, which it can’t do for comments. But comments still serve the same purpose as human co
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by ks2048 24d ago
I can see the benefit of from-scratch personalized software, but in the spirit of open-source, how about all the world contributes to useful software for everyone else? Better than each person doing “4.2 hours of Claude churn, 32 prompts” f
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by ks2048 24d ago
How do you assign changes to: “nomads”, expats, retirees, and even local gentrification?
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by ks2048 24d ago
The town: Benarrabá, Málaga province, Andalusia.

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