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by lgl 10d ago
> (...) and take steps to prevent them ever occurring again Step 1: exterminate all humans
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by lgl 14d ago
Am I the only only one thinking that Google might still "win" the AI race, despite the apparent gap? They're apparently evolving slower than most SOTA models but "slow and steady wins the race" is probably still a t
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by lgl 15d ago
> Wasm is better than I think you think it is. This is very likely to be true, even though I do know it's pretty awesome and I'm actually often surprised by what can be done in a browser these days, I'm definitely not that
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by lgl 15d ago
I'm with you, for what I usually do most models are already more than enough. What I'm really keen on is better auto-reasoning so I don't have to constantly have the constant inner debate on which reasoning effort to pick for
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by lgl 15d ago
In AI years that's probably next month or two.
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by lgl 15d ago
Does that really mean that it's bundling those apps from the start or did it just download and install them at some point to do some local work on some prompt or job you ask it to? I don't see it making much sense to bundle it. I&
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by lgl 15d ago
Ok, but that was surely a consequence of the time you lived through(?) Or do you currently still specifically choose to use some web based app for most of what you've "discarded"? Are your 3d editors, sound editors, (or even
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by lgl 16d ago
Come on, you really only see AAA video games requiring native apps? Surely that was a rushed reply(?). How about regular system utilities? Video/audio editors? IDE's? Debuggers? Image/3D editors? Compressor/decompressors
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by lgl 20d ago
Maybe we'll eventually have some sort of Anna's archive for AI ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by lgl 21d ago
Yes, this is a real possibility imho. Having Nvidia behind HF will now probably have a bunch of litigious entities salivating to sue them for not only allowing, but also distributing uncensored AI models that will then be used for deepfakes
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by lgl 23d ago
Not trying. A system where the employer pays a full decent wage to their workers and avoids having employees complain and insult customers because they didn't tip some random percentage number is the better system. Prove me wrong. Extr
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Show HN: LumoTray for Mac(lumotray.com)
3 points by lgl 1mo ago|0 comments
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by lgl 1mo ago
I'd argue that we'd need some evidence of actual intelligence, reasoning, imagination, original thinking etc. The scary bit, imho, is that even without those, a "dumb" LLM can still do a lot of damage by just blindly fol
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by lgl 1mo ago
Yes, if a turbine breaks it's possible it may hit the water and kill some fishes. If a flock of flamingos or geese are doing a low pass it's possible they get shredded by them. If Godzilla tries to get out of the water near them i
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OpenClaw – On the Road to LTS(openclaw.ai)
2 points by lgl 2mo ago|0 comments
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by lgl 2mo ago
This is future technology my friend. They only accept payments in crypto, tulips or SpaceX stock.
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by lgl 2mo ago
YCombinator S26? Guys, guys, guys... so hear me out - remember last month when we were all giddy about datacenters in space? Well, apparently investors weren't too keen on that idea so we've come up with something much better: Nuc
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by lgl 2mo ago
Politeness is the correct behavior on most walks of social life, but on this case it's a bit like the "turn the other cheek" approach, but in this case, it's turn the other butt-cheek because you're being effed in t
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by lgl 2mo ago
> even anti datacenters Now, I'm a computer guy, love tech and have nothing against datacenters. But the recent anti-datacenter sentiment is not some luddite reaction. Data-centers cause serious social changes in property prices, el
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by lgl 2mo ago
Now this is a good upgrade, the 5 hour limit was very.. well.. limiting. OpenAI is having a great week!
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by lgl 2mo ago
I've also updated it. The first upgrade popup/highlight was a notification that "Codex is now the chatgpt app" and even gave me a checkbox to keep the old Codex icon. It was a smooth upgrade so I'm guessing this was
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by lgl 2mo ago
45yo here, pretty much just testifying that this is exactly what I remember, and I was young at the time. I still listen to Guns'n Roses "You should be mine" frequently mostly due to that movie. Also, Robert Patrick is the
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by lgl 2mo ago
I hear this all the time lately. Things like AI X or LLM Y can create a fully working company like "BigCorp XYZ" in N days/hours etc. But is speed of creation really the golden goose here? A few skilled and motivated individu
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by lgl 3mo ago
AI is not just disrupting companies and contributing for layoffs but it's also changing the buyers and customers. Why build a new Google when the potential Google customers now just get their results from LLMs instead of SERPs? How to
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by lgl 3mo ago
Not so much "thank you" but I find myself telling it stuff like "could you please do x etc" a lot. I've come to terms with it. If AGI ever comes it'll go like hey, at least this sack of meat said please.. Let&#
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by lgl 3mo ago
A good place to browse is the LocalLLaMa subreddit. [0] A good software to start is LM Studio [1]. Another popular alternative is Ollama [2]. A better software when you're used to it all is llama.cpp as it's usually a bit faster a
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by lgl 3mo ago
I'm right there with you. These used to be the types of site designs and layouts we didn't want "back in the day" but loading them up these days is like a breath of fresh air, like the old geocities, xoom, etc sites. Eve
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by lgl 3mo ago
> Is Musk wielding the apparatus of state to ensure that any speech that he disagrees with is suppressed He does not need to do that, he has his army of people like you that go around on all socials and wherever you can to post praise, d
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by lgl 3mo ago
Agreed, I'm pretty sure the Chinese are currently much, much better at long term thinking and have already reached the conclusion that llms are transformative enough generationally, that assuming a few more years or decades of Moore&#x
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by lgl 4mo ago
> People keep opening issues about "unsafe usage" in the codebase. This PR solves that problem at the root by introducing a yolo! macro and replacing all 10,421 instances of unsafe {} across 732 files. This is actually pretty f

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