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monk_grilla
7d ago
I bought my Steam Deck for a similar imagined use case but I find myself way too aware of the visibility of a larger than average screen to all those around me.
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8d ago
ChatGibbity
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monk_grilla
8d ago
Because it is de-identified, and they have not revealed if they disabled the setting that allows OpenAI to train on their conversations.
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8d ago
> I'd expect idk, a unified theory on fundamental physics, or a novel engineering solution for material science and nuclear fusion, or at least improve itself to not need a bazillion GPUs to emulate a 20 watts wetware. I think the c
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8d ago
> this is a "brilliant autistic herd" result, not that of a singular mind. I slightly disagree. A single LLM is equally 'mindless' as a herd of them. As anyone will tell you they "simply predict the most likely n
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23d ago
It's something of a "private relay", you might say.
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monk_grilla
24d ago
Do you even know what it is? Kagi Assistant is just one part of their offerings. They are a search engine first and foremost. And as you can see many people in this thread are singing the praises of all parts of the Kagi offering. Creating
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28d ago
Yep. Everyone here is talking about "just use the website" but ANZ Plus, a "neo-bank" which is increasingly popular here in Australia, literally has no web portal. Its app is really nice and native, though. That, along w
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1mo ago
I also broadly agree with the post. > If you choose to write your website in NodeJS, you just spent one of your innovation tokens. Is NodeJS still considered on the same level of "unknown" / "not-boring" technolo
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1mo ago
We're participating in it right now. HN is a living example of a simple website facilitating discussion between humans with a shared interest. That's why I come here more than any other news/social site now.
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2mo ago
Ask someone for feedback on your website. To you it might look ok, but to me and I think many others, it is unintelligible. I have no idea what I'm looking at and it is impossible to parse. That is the primary issue, and secondarily it
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2mo ago
Did you look at the other four posters in the top five? They were all way better imho.
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2mo ago
> ...typing notes into a dumb markdown file with the textbooks name is good enough What sorts of things are you writing into your markdown file? After 3.5 years of uni I still don't know how or why to take proper notes to enhance my
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2mo ago
Wow, that was a highly relevant and specific website to source here!
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2mo ago
I don't know I think it is charming in a way that is lacking in nearly everything else an LLM tries to do creatively. I have always preferred the result of getting an LLM to draw an svg or make a procedural animation like this to the u
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2mo ago
Any time I've been in an age-restricted venue here in Australia they have taken a picture of me and my ID at the door.
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2mo ago
What?
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2mo ago
They first starting appearing after Fable in my memory. The first HTML docs I generated with Fable had that cream serif with orange highlight look. I thought it looked awesome until I saw it on every other vibe-coded website...
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2mo ago
There is no reason to distinguish LLMs from other forms of software, though. If calling them intelligent makes you uncomfortable, perhaps you can concede that they can solve problems which previous machines relied on external intelligence f
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2mo ago
That second one resonates a bit better for me. Personally I don't think I'm ready to hand over total access to my digital life until I can self-host the model capable enough to act on it, but either way there is definitely some co
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2mo ago
> An example, a friend just emailed me asking to meet for at 1pm but I have class at 1:30, so a proactive AI would see that conflict and send me a notification about it, asking if the proposed email it drafted works, then I press send. I
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2mo ago
Can anyone explain why Apple needed Klarna for this? They have Apple Card so presumably they are capable of providing financial services like loans on their own, why bring in a third party who will take a cut and force your consumers onto t
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2mo ago
Tokenmaxxing is referring to the phenomenon of developers in big tech deliberately trying to use as many tokens as possible because it is a KPI? Then yeah, I would say you're right that plan users don't, probably for the best.
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2mo ago
The most American thing I've ever heard lmao
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2mo ago
Yep. Sick of reading stuff that operates under the assumption that America is the faultless good guy and the only one to be trusted with the most dangerous and capable technology. Among many other things, the Trump presidencies (and, to a l
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2mo ago
I think you're right. "Guardrails" as a concept has always struck me as a band-aid solution which any sufficiently motivated actor will circumvent by either bypassing them or using unrestricted, open-weight models. In order t
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2mo ago
> Someone who until yesterday did not seem bothered by his technology being possibly used to bomb elementary girls school in another country... I might have missed something but wasn't the big story that Dario refused the Departme
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2mo ago
> Echo does not disclose its per-request routing decision because that policy is the product I have not had need for a router product thus far so excuse my ignorance if this is standard, but how could I possibly use and improve a product
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2mo ago
I imagine that most small to medium sized businesses are on either individual plans or Teams plans. The vast majority of firms do not need more than 150 seats, and API rates are not sustainable for most.
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2mo ago
Yeah this is truly crazy subtitle tech and it always blows my mind how they make it so seamless.
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