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by lettergram 8d ago
The first example I saw was making a shopping list for school for pick up. Do the same thing for recipes and buying groceries. Or "order me take out from a bunch of places I haven't been that you think I'd like." The AI
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by lettergram 10d ago
Literally every campaign promise he's went back on. So, "Saying that maybe this is actually what it means to be an American could hold some truth" I don't really think is accurate lol I know a lot of folks who voted for
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by lettergram 10d ago
If you like this, you may like the "Tasting History" YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@TastingHistory He basically covers a different historic dish every week ranging from the oldest recorded dishes to ca
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by lettergram 19d ago
Judges at this level often do things like this, and given it was brought in California likely the next level would also block the administration. That said, the Supreme Court has been pretty clear that the executive branch has broad and the
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by lettergram 19d ago
This would likely be overturned if the federal government needs to push it. At the time Anthropic was saying publicly that they oppose certain actions and their model is restricted in certain ways. The executive branch viewed that as a risk
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by lettergram 1mo ago
Ah yes, the claim free money would save lives! The truth is once systems like this are implemented they change the dynamics of the study and as such could hurting lives. As a simple example, the biggest cost to the healthcare system in the
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by lettergram 1mo ago
I think you’re missing the real purpose vs the stated purpose. The point is monitoring everyone, age verification requires you to share who you are.
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by lettergram 1mo ago
After reading the story, it seems like lack of training. I think training should assume GPS goes out (which it does), in this case they didn’t pull up when they saw “lights going out” as a mountain became between them and the airfield. Air
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by lettergram 1mo ago
Objectively? > Democratic Party platform is aligned with national polling on every one. It depends on the pollster and where you're polling. I guarantee you rural Tennessee will not agree with downtown Washington DC on any of these
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by lettergram 1mo ago
> My guess is that, in the US, the right will cynically adopt manipulation to great effect and the left will take a moral stand against shady practices and lose elections. I think that statement may itself highlight how prevalent manipul
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by lettergram 2mo ago
It was a false positive for what it was worth - https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/fda-says-taylor-f...
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by lettergram 2mo ago
Unfortunately, the AI being locked down and proprietary is the winning strategy for these companies. My company hosts its own models. Some customers require us to use either US / EU models, while others are fine with us using any model
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by lettergram 2mo ago
If you're self-hosting a model as a startup (e.g. using GPUs), you're almost certainly using a Chinese model. If your a startup outsourcing (e.g. using tokens), you're going to be using a US based model
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by lettergram 2mo ago
As a tractor owner. Two things, the DPF & SCR (>=75hp) on a tractor is not a great idea -- 1) Tractors are typically owned by low margin businesses (i.e. farmers) that need to be repaired in the field AND need to be repaired quickly,
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by lettergram 2mo ago
The stats come from the government agency in the US which tracks driver fatalities. Here's the source document: https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/... Regarding "distracted
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by lettergram 2mo ago
> incredible amount of killing from distracted drivers > 1.10 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles traveled https://www.transportation.gov/briefing-room/trumps-transpor... For reference, fatalities on bikes:
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by lettergram 4mo ago
We actually found the Mistral Small 4, quantized to 4bit was comparable to Qwen 3.6 27B and is roughly the same size. At least from our experience on our use cases, the quantization of the Mistral model worked far better than trying to quan
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by lettergram 5mo ago
Yup, that's pretty much what I was saying for the above. I had a Kubota and can indeed attest to the issue(s).
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by lettergram 5mo ago
They're both considered medium tractors with similar weights for a similar purpose. I forget the official weights, but it's something like 100-175HP is mid-tier.
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by lettergram 5mo ago
You can get a kubota M5-111 with a closed cab for $70k-100k, cheaper than these. Plus zero percent financing though then for 5-7 years. Well built and a comparable class in terms of weight and horse power. People aren’t buying them for pric
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by lettergram 5mo ago
Clicking the link splits off the ".", which is interesting but necessary.
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by lettergram 5mo ago
You can buy books on how to make and obtain chemicals on your own. Hell here's an Internet Archive book on making explosives https://archive.org/details/saxon-kurt.-fireworks-explosives... . If you ever chat with o
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by lettergram 8mo ago
There's still plenty of moats frankly, same moats as before. What isn't the moat is the software development time. In our case, we're building a tool that has a moat from: integrations, multiple parties connecting, and others
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Everybody's Got a Claim(ipcopilot.ai)
1 points by lettergram 8mo ago|0 comments
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by lettergram 9mo ago
When I read that I'm always personally confused. He had a commanding voice and had an aurora of being above it all. But when you listened and watched what he actually did, he seemed very political in my mind, though perhaps more of a m
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by lettergram 9mo ago
1000 downloads lol https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.freedomcha...
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by lettergram 9mo ago
All 1000 downloads... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.freedomcha...
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by lettergram 9mo ago
Feels a little like clickbait "MAGA-themed", never heard of Converso. That said, the analysis itself is interesting and worth a look, if nothing else it's a general pattern you can follow for many chat applications to see how
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by lettergram 9mo ago
Bourdain actually joked about killing himself in the exact manner and location in, which he did. When I heard it happened, my wife and I both recalled the same times he'd mentioned it. It wasn't a surprise really. Bourdain had bee
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by lettergram 10mo ago
There’s a lot of indications that we’re currently brute forcing these models. There’s honestly not a reason they have to be 1T parameters and cost an insane amount to train and run on inference. What we’re going to see is as energy becomes

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