ottah

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by ottah 4mo ago
Only if you don't care about speed or model density. 24tk/s is functional but does not make it an equivalent replacement.
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by ottah 4mo ago
Yeah, it's the "ON SCALE" claim I object to. I want evidence first; I'm not willing to accept the loss of freedoms that blindly accepting this premise would require.
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by ottah 4mo ago
I'd like real numbers on that, because I don't see any evidence that this is particularly prevalent or novel issue. I see a lot of media hype on this topic, but that's not the same thing as actually being a real problem. Even
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by ottah 4mo ago
The only thing I have seen that bipedal and quad robots have over wheels is the ability to traverse more terrain types.
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by ottah 4mo ago
Not to mention that there is no way it even has enough onboard power to operate long enough to do useful work.
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by ottah 5mo ago
You can have an eula on anything, it's a contract. You don't need copyright to enforce terms that two parties have agreed upon. The only thing copyright can do is force anyone in possession of copyrightable material to honor a eul
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by ottah 5mo ago
My opinion, copyright has mattered very little in the corporate world. Copyright is effectively meaningless with SaaS, and the compiled software ran on your machine is protected more by technical controls and EULAs. A world where copyright
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by ottah 5mo ago
I will never understand this bizarre obsession with gut flora. We don't know what is normal, what is a beneficial ratio or when a change happens if that is good or bad thing. No one besides the people who study these things should be m
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by ottah 5mo ago
> Because of everything that behavior represents, and the normalization of lying and deceit as a virtue. That's kind of hyperbolic don't you think? We're not talking about people stating a direct falsehood. We're talk
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by ottah 5mo ago
I'd say there's strong disdain from people who make a living producing art, but it's not nearly as universal with artists outside that group. I do resent people who have a monetary interest in an activity being presented as t
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by ottah 5mo ago
I've read that your synthetic torment is actually low paid workers in Asia, and that your models can't properly experience anguish. How are you expecting investment, if you haven't even solved artificial suffering?
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by ottah 5mo ago
Because they don't actually care about social media use, it's just a pretext to force everyone to implement mandatory id checks.
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by ottah 5mo ago
No, they mean, the latest to implement mandatory id for all residents to access the internet. This is not a health issue, it's not demand from lazy parents, this is the elites desire to abolish anonymity on the internet.
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by ottah 5mo ago
I have had a long diagnosis of IBS before being diagnosed with crohns. You can drive yourself crazy chasing spurious diet/symptoms corolations. Alot of people drive themselves into disordered eating habits trying to control symptoms wi
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by ottah 5mo ago
I actually hate the taste of sugar in sodas after switching to diet for long enough. Taste is subjective and your preferences can change. That being said, saccharine is probably the better tasting of all of them, and the most maligned.
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by ottah 5mo ago
I see this a lot with small independent sites with big userbases. Instead of being honest, they hide mistakes behind maintenance or blame it on hackers.
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by ottah 5mo ago
Concerning, a professional development team should have been able to manage this switch with minimal to no downtime. Makes me wonder what other mistakes they're making. I'm reluctant to trust my payment information with them in t
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by ottah 5mo ago
People should have the right to make bad decisions, because with a population of millions of individuals you can not accurately decide what is a bad decision and what is just a less bad decision.
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by ottah 5mo ago
These devices and services are not nearly as sticky as these greedy lizards want to believe they are.
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by ottah 5mo ago
It's a lot better than it used to be and honestly way more powerful. If you haven't looked lately, you should https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/tree/master/tools/serv...
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by ottah 5mo ago
Ipv6 is a theoretical benefit to the commons but as an individual it's an increase in complexity and a new abstraction for nearly the same result as your existing ipv4 network. There's just not enough incentive to invest in the sw
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by ottah 6mo ago
"And so it is that you by reason of your tender regard for the writing that is your offspring have declared the very opposite of its true effect. If men learn this, it will implant forgetfulness in their souls. They will cease to exerc
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by ottah 6mo ago
OMFG the cognitive dissonance necessary to vibe code a project with the stated goal of preventing AI scrapers. What has happened to your brain.
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by ottah 6mo ago
Everyone has a right to feel about this however they please. In my opinion, it's an extravagant waste of shared government resources, from a state that is underserving it's citizen's basic needs. I for one am angry at the bil
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by ottah 6mo ago
How is that quote in any way demonstrative of this being written by LLM? You do know that LLMs were trained on the internet and every digitized text they could get their hands on? You are jumping at shadows, calm down already.
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by ottah 6mo ago
Ah yes, let's destroy the accessible web. We'll all pluck out our eyes to spite them.
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by ottah 6mo ago
This is still unacceptable.
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by ottah 6mo ago
Feels very pseudo academic.
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by ottah 6mo ago
I'm not sure we can say it's accelerating. The techniques that adversarial actors use has always been changing and when they shift tactics it can take a while for an adequate defense is adopted. We're still dealing with sql
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by ottah 6mo ago
Possibly this just isn't the generation of hardware to solve this problem in? We're like, what three or four years in at most, and only barely two in towards AI assisted development being practical. I wouldn't want to be the

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