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by mastodon_acc 5d ago
Entertainment has no functional value for humans? Or at least tell me the functional value of Fermat’s last theorem.
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by mastodon_acc 5d ago
Your comment perfectly illustrates why most are missing the point. Many people, including you, deeply believe that most mathematicians are chasing adoration of their genius, otherwise why would anyone care about such abstract work? People l
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by mastodon_acc 5d ago
Not sure whose ego is being insulted here. If you spend two seconds reading the letter you’d realize it’s talking about human understanding has been crucial to advancing of mathematics, and AI companies are not bothering with it. If they su
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by mastodon_acc 5d ago
What a shallow midwit reductionist take. This is no different than people who claim that artists are only mad because AI has made everyone world class “artists”.
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by mastodon_acc 2mo ago
Based on what? I wouldn’t have learned about ASD-STE100 if I hadn’t stumbled upon this post. I’m not even going to use the linked GitHub project, just mentioning ASD-STE100 spec in certain prompts makes them useful.
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by mastodon_acc 2mo ago
Not everyone spends their time browsing hackernews or other forums all day. This is the first time I’m hearing about this, I think it’s nifty, and it’s precisely why I come to hackernews at least once a day. Also what is wrong with using Cl
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by mastodon_acc 11mo ago
That is before south park made their new shows.
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by mastodon_acc 11mo ago
This is such a highly disingenuous bad faith argument, Obama won it in 2009, are you suggesting the Nobel committee should have used some time travel technology to peer into the future?
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by mastodon_acc 1y ago
As a website owner I definitely want the capability allow and block certain crawlers. If I say I don’t want crawlers from Perplexity they should respect that. This sneaky evasion just highlights that company is not to be trusted, and I woul
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by mastodon_acc 1y ago
It's mostly because learning happens kinda all over the brain. Concepts don't get stored into a specific region. I suspect that by engaging more areas of the brain the concepts have more surface area available to be integrated int
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by mastodon_acc 1y ago
Conventional cable news media isn’t tailor made to an individual, doesn’t have live back and forth positive feedback loops. This is significantly way worse then conventional cable news media
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by mastodon_acc 1y ago
How does it compare to OpenAI and anthropic’s user data retention policy?
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by mastodon_acc 1y ago
I mean this is pretty standard for online llms. What is Gemini doing here that openai or Anthropic aren’t already doing?
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by mastodon_acc 2y ago
It’s a govt service, they are not trying to meet wall street quarterly shareholder expectations
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by mastodon_acc 2y ago
By that logic expecting citizens to stop at traffic light or expecting them to not violate speed limits is a nanny state act.
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by mastodon_acc 2y ago
It was not an exclusive deal. Other companies can also sing similar deals.
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by mastodon_acc 3y ago
Which instance? Sounds like you joined a niche instance of a few hundred people. I find twitter to be extremely restrictive, you can’t have open discussions, you either get banned or get piled on by abusive blue check accounts.
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by mastodon_acc 3y ago
Who runs the BGS? It’s the most expensive part, a few “centralized” providers will run this? What if BGS injects its own filtering? Honestly this sounds like a more complicated way of implementing centralization
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by mastodon_acc 4y ago
I understand your ulterior motive is to defend Tesla here, but Tesla themselves stopped publishing those stats https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-12-27/tesla-stop...
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by mastodon_acc 4y ago
How is that Google's fault? are you expecting a "Search" engine to perform qualitative analysis on your specific topic and generate a list for you? "best xxx reddit" that's google working as intended, you searc