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by lemoncookiechip 8d ago
This right here, or at least the thought of this, is why in the not so far future, businesses can't (won't?) be using these LLMs services. You cannot risk companies like Anthropic, OpenAI or their business partners like Microsoft
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by lemoncookiechip 12d ago
Don't they share a bunch of ai datacenters and other critical infrastructure?
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by lemoncookiechip 15d ago
Unironically true. The average person could care less about following politics, but Europeans live football.
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by lemoncookiechip 20d ago
Most have been horrible or horribly mediocre. Financial success doesn't necessarily mean something is good either. Also, some of these are more like: "very loosely based on the video game, so much so that you have to squint very h
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by lemoncookiechip 20d ago
No, and neither will be the anime Hollywood adaptions which are ramping up. For every one good movie or show you get ten bad ones.
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by lemoncookiechip 26d ago
Someone has to fund Israel's universal healthcare.
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by lemoncookiechip 28d ago
Exactly. One cop used it to track his almost 800 times in a few months.
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by lemoncookiechip 28d ago
Cop-issued spousal trackers. 50 cases and counting.
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by lemoncookiechip 1mo ago
The model is not given a list of words. The model has a seed (key) which at inference splits all possible next token into list A and B, and nudges (has a bias) for list A. How many possible options the next word has depends on what came bef
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by lemoncookiechip 1mo ago
One aspect that people seemingly aren't talking about is the impact this has in the model's creativity. Because the model will nudge each word towards group A vs group B, you're losing on creativity, especially more so if the
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by lemoncookiechip 2mo ago
This is purely my opinion. I see 70mm as mostly a movie scam to extort exorbitant amounts of cash from a ticket for something that's vaguely noticeable outside the aspect ratio itself. Note that I'm not disputing that there is a v
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by lemoncookiechip 2mo ago
It's not just the USA, it's happening in most of the EU too. Sports betting is especially rampant.
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by lemoncookiechip 2mo ago
Also BBC article: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y08z25q8eo
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Next UK prime minister Andy Burnham drops digital ID scheme(reuters.com)
10 points by lemoncookiechip 2mo ago|2 comments
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by lemoncookiechip 2mo ago
If they offered refunds this would still be terrible. They don't even offer refunds.
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by lemoncookiechip 2mo ago
Bryan Johnson is hardly someone you should aspire to follow or listen. His entire adult life has been focused on the "live forever, stay young" culture, where he takes dozens if not hundreds of pills a day, avoids direct sunlight,
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by lemoncookiechip 4mo ago
Even if that is true, it doesn't change the reality that they can compete. Also, if we start going that route, American models wouldn't have any quality data to train on if they respected copyright themselves. Their whole product
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by lemoncookiechip 4mo ago
This makes no sense when you zoom-out. None of these companies, be it Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Google, Meta, Microsoft, are profitable in the AI department, they're all bleeding money and using funds their parent company and/or inv
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by lemoncookiechip 4mo ago
You know, if Politicians, Law Enforcement and Military Personnel are included and affected by all these anti-privacy laws, I'm all for it (not really). Let their daily corruption come to light by the opposition exposing all their dirty
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by lemoncookiechip 5mo ago
Support GOG, support no DRM.
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by lemoncookiechip 5mo ago
And they're still pushing through with the idea of centralized IDs for the internet creating massive honeypots for hacker groups and AI companies all over the world. Meanwhile it's a breach every other month all over.
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by lemoncookiechip 5mo ago
That's a deeply cynical way of seeing things. Grabbing a book to search for an answer is no different than being told the answer is on page 153 line 6 by someone else. It's about what you as an individual is seeking from the activ
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by lemoncookiechip 5mo ago
Adobe really relishes being a villain. I don't understand how one company can be so anti-consumer.
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by lemoncookiechip 6mo ago
Americans seem to think the middle-east is some dystopian place where everyone is near poverty living in mudhuts, when places like Iran have a higher level of literacy than the USA, with more female college graduates. There's definitel
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by lemoncookiechip 6mo ago
Use Firefox/Fennec which allow you to install a variety of the add-ons you can install on the desktop version such as UBO, Stylus, ViolentMonkey, Bitwarden, SponsorBlock, etc... or install Brave which comes with adblock by default. As
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by lemoncookiechip 6mo ago
If you want to see the end state of lack of oil, look no further than Cuba's current state of affairs. It's dire. Also for the naive people in the comments who say "invest in renewables" it's not that simple. You ca
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European Parliament decided that Chat Control 1.0 must stop(bsky.app)
560 points by lemoncookiechip 6mo ago|25 comments
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by lemoncookiechip 6mo ago
Totally agree, although an issue that's not talked about enough is that this isn't simply an energy crisis, but a logistics crisis for other products from the region (helium, fertilizers, rare minerals, etc) and to the region that
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by lemoncookiechip 6mo ago
I'd much rather a third party ID that I can easily bypass because they're lazy and cost saving every step of the way, than a governmental ID which will be x100 harder to bypass and can be abused by the goverment whenever there&#x2
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by lemoncookiechip 6mo ago
It's not, but more people know what a Nintendo is by name recognition.

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