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razemio
12d ago
That is true, but it is very basic and depending on the browser how it is implemented. On traffic heavy sites, which I assume gates blog is, js gives you full control over what get loaded when and at the same time enables tracking how far t
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razemio
12d ago
Wow... I understand your point but if you feel that strong about gates using js on his personal website, it is a bit harsh isn't it? Could have multiple reasons why it is needed. Especially for someone with such a huge follower base. L
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razemio
17d ago
They did with some services. Not sure if there is a list. For one I am missing phone mirroring to my mac which they disabled because they do not want to give api access.
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razemio
17d ago
Just my 2 cents. Nuclear was dead in Germany without political influence. The reactors where so old, that upgrading them to modern standard would have been a waste of money compared to renewables. France only works because the state helps o
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razemio
19d ago
Depends how you set it up. Like any other project I guess. Funny enough, if you are able to produce maintainable code with an llm you could aswell lead a team of humans. LLMs shift your focus on project management and architectural choices.
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razemio
28d ago
I think it is fitting because they provide „all“ models independent from the provider. Open in this sense means to me being open to switch the model, speed and provider at any time.
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razemio
29d ago
What would be the attack vector with indirect access to a webcam?
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razemio
1mo ago
Exactly, I have the luxury to be able to use all top tier models without limitation. Fable and OPUS most definitely say that you are wrong and try to proove it most of the time with links to sources or math. I even had an argument with Fabl
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razemio
1mo ago
Ah okay. Ofc handwriting is not copyrighted. Makes sense, that we do not have these issues.
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razemio
1mo ago
I made a benchmark for handwriting recognition for a project while keeping line breaks and errors (grammar, spelling). Sonnet absolutely dominates it since a good half a year. 5.6 did not change that for me. This should also translate to be
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razemio
2mo ago
You are right. Let me rephrase and my argument still stands: „To even believe there is a primary purpose…“
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razemio
3mo ago
Thank you! I find it somewhat ignorant to say, most people do not understand the reason behind a peer review, while obviously being missinformed. To even believe that it only serves a single purpose somewhat tells me, that the author is mis
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razemio
3mo ago
Not sure if you mean something else, but the model itself is not able to send anything.
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razemio
7mo ago
I think with arch wiki it is even more than that. Before I switched to arch back then, you would consult the arch wiki for an unrelated distro, because it was (is) that good. Even the aur repository helps you alot, by checking the raw scrip
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razemio
10mo ago
No, simple answer. Try it, link to the repo and I will tell you all the placed it failed. Vibe coding has its places. For something like pocketbase it most definitely is not ready yet.
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razemio
11mo ago
AfD has f'd up views on many things. I wouldn't even be surprised if they would vote for it, as soon as they are in a position of power. However in its current state, they would hurt themselfs with a chat control law. So yes, your
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razemio
1y ago
How would you name a system which can do everything a Level 5 system can, but with Level 2/3 supervision? A name, which a PR team would choose without the missleading stuff as you are saying.
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razemio
1y ago
That's something different. The problem with the level is, that it only focuses on the attention the human driver needs to give to the automation. In this sense my Kia EV6 is also Level 2/3, same as FSD. However FSD can do so much
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razemio
1y ago
Everytime this comes up, I am on the opposite site of this. It is clearly full self driving. It can stop at red lights, cross intersections, make turns, park, drive, change lanes, break and navigate on its own. There are various videos onli
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razemio
1y ago
That is exactly my issue. I am more districted while being more productive. It feels just wrong, but works for now. In the long run, I need to find a solution for this. What works best for now, is to let multiple agents run on multiple repo
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razemio
1y ago
Yes, this makes sense, since most distros use a "standard release" system. The intention behind it is to keep your OS stable and only apply security patches at some point. If you want to have a system with always the newest softw
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razemio
1y ago
I have a Mammotion Yuba and trust me, the grass looks awesome as a grid or in lines. It can even do logos. So far nicer looking grass and much faster then random.
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razemio
1y ago
A genuine Question. Is open hardware even possible at some point? The advances in quality and speed are nothing short but impressive. I started 3d printing stuff in my basement one year ago (Ender V3 Plus). With the quality and speed improv
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razemio
1y ago
I think it is something else. If you think about it, humans often write about correcting errors done by others. Refactoring code, fixing bugs and write code more efficient. I guess it triggers other paths in the model, if we write that some
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razemio
1y ago
How would you ban AI? It is unstoppable now.
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razemio
1y ago
Can it, if the technology is there todo exactly that? Capitalism (for me) means doing the maximum allowed in a legal framework to maximize profit.
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razemio
1y ago
I do not think that Elon would not claim he is the inventor by now. The team theory makes this entirely unbelievable. Something like this can only be pulled of by 1-2 person's whith exceptional self-restraint.
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razemio
1y ago
I have to say, these warnings are byond any logic I can comprehend. It it not like Hamas does not get these warnings. Obviously they moved aswell. Then again, was this intended by Israel? So in the end nobody can trust these warnings. They
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razemio
1y ago
That is not an OS issue but an issue with the App Store. Also this is not true. I just tried it: https://youtu.be/Z6v1adrsqQM I guess you have some kind of issue with your clock or io issues which corrupts the package. Are
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razemio
1y ago
What are you talking about?
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