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lilytweed
15d ago
This feels like exactly the kind of problem domain that belongs in (and can be solved by) RL?
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lilytweed
1mo ago
This post makes it sound like paid users should be getting a 5.6 Nonthinking as the Instant option. Still looks like 5.5 Instant to me?
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2mo ago
Anthropic being very conservative about purchasing compute was a core theme of Dario's spot at NYT Dealbook in December[1]. At the time, he cast it as being wise and waiting to see where the chips fall. I'd say he might be regrett
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2mo ago
Really, what's up with Gemini still not supporting connectors/MCPs/plugins/whatever-they're-called-this-month on web? It makes it a non-starter for any kind of serious use.
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3mo ago
This is what I’m thinking, too. OpenAI is gaining a structural advantage purely on the basis of not being considered an enemy of the administration. Anthropic really blew it with Washington.
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France confirms first Ebola case
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3mo ago
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The Blu-ray Disc Format Turns 20
(patreon.com)
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Notes on Serial Experiments Lain
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5mo ago
Agreed. I use the Claude desktop app almost every day, and have used Code and Cowork since their respective launch dates, and even I still have a really hard time grokking what each is for. It becomes even more confusing when you enable the
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5mo ago
It’s an annoying workaround, but could he connect a USB keyboard (via a USB to lightning adapter) with the ability to enter the character? Does the passcode screen accept input from attached keyboards?
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5mo ago
Whenever I come back to ChatGPT after using Claude or Gemini for an extended period, I’m really struck by the “AI-ness.” All the verbal tics and, truly, sloppishness, have been trained away by the other, more human-feeling models at this po
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5mo ago
I think we’re starting to glimpse the world in which those individuals or organizations who pigheadedly want to avoid using AI at all costs will see their vulnerabilities brutally exploited.
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6mo ago
The new screenshot flow is mostly to provide extra surface for Visual Intelligence. I've found it extremely useful for stuff like ingesting event details and doing Google Lens-esque searches.
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6mo ago
This isn’t really related to the core argument, but I think the author would be better served on just about every count by switching to Apple Music (Classical). The discovery and organization mechanisms are built for classical music first a
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Ukraine to Make Drone Videos Available for Training A.I. Models
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
It is entirely okay to weigh the Department of War thing against other criteria when choosing a service.
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6mo ago
For any readers who liked this essay, check out Benjamin Labatut’s fantastic novel “When We Cease to Understand the World,” about scientists and mathematicians who were more or less driven mad by their discoveries. The history of modern war
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Forensic Architecture – Interdisciplinary research agency
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7mo ago
Forensic Architecture are great. I remember their work being very hot in the international art scene around ~2018 (when they were nominated for the prestigious Turner Prize, among others - https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on&#x
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7mo ago
I once had SAS lose my luggage on a direct flight from Copenhagen to Tokyo Haneda. I was sure that such a thing was impossible, but I learned an important lesson that day.
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7mo ago
Good point. I guess it depends on the force, size, and especially effectiveness of any potential strikes. (i.e. How cornered a cartel might feel and how much flexing an outsized response might stand to gain them.)
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7mo ago
As someone else mentioned, there’s some speculation in aviation subreddits that the bounds of the altitude restriction map to the MANPAD capabilities that some cartels are purported to have. https://www.reddit.com/r/avi
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7mo ago
In his recent appearance on NYT Dealbook, he definitely made it seem like inference was sustainable, if not flat-out profitable. https://www.youtube.com/live/FEj7wAjwQIk
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7mo ago
The first thing I thought of. Beautiful version.