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by robotbikes 15d ago
This is frustrating, I think this a great development as someone who has been a Firefox user from the beginning but just switched to iOS. I see this new feature advertised and then it’s just not there, I update, still gone. The FAQ should a
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by robotbikes 1mo ago
It looks like they're taking applications for training data (due August 14th), so I think it's safe to say this is just an announcement of intent and a call for involvement vs. something that is readily available. Seems almost qua
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Archive.org Is Offline(archive.org)
7 points by robotbikes 2mo ago|2 comments
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by robotbikes 2mo ago
As of right now there are no updates on social media accounts but archive.org is offline.
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by robotbikes 2mo ago
Perfect analogy for AI actually a reverse butt-hole that sucks up the internet like a blackhole and then you go to it and it shits out as much of an answer as you are willing to feed it by massaging it with electrical stimulation. And now o
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by robotbikes 2mo ago
It probably means the quality of a lot of our food is inferior and we overly rely upon heavily industrialized production, overly processed foods and exploitative labor. I think that the obesity rate is a lot higher in the US than a lot of o
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by robotbikes 3mo ago
I mean the fact that a fork of FirefoxOS KaiOS is still around and being used shows that there was some merit to the idea but yeah it was executed as a start-up without a long-term plan but thanks to the open nature of the code its still in
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by robotbikes 4mo ago
And I thought for a second they were talking about peer to peer meth but no that's what the DEA shut down by tightly controlling pseudoephedrine, where before meth using meth makers were making meth and distributing it. It certainly se
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by robotbikes 4mo ago
The sociocultural dangers weren't the danger they were referring too, Claude Mythos was purported to be so powerful that if released to the public it would result in all software being 0-dayed and so they could only give select importa
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by robotbikes 4mo ago
I was being diplomatic for sure, but the regulators are often also pretty much working for the utility companies, sometimes quite illegally if you look at the HB6 scandal in Ohio where the head of the PUCO Sam Randazzo took massive bribes.
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by robotbikes 4mo ago
A lot of these rules happen at the regulatory level so lawmakers don't typically understand them in depth and get a lot of their explanations from utility lobbyists or the regulatory agency itself, if they even get involved or pay atte
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by robotbikes 4mo ago
I think this is still the role of human oversight, these tools will forever be imperfect and the instructions we give them as prompts will always been prone to inaccuracies/misinterpretation. I find it useful to evaluate the code and o
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by robotbikes 4mo ago
I have found the opposite to be true. I really like getting stuff done for people and struggled for years with all of the specific syntax and details of solving any particular problem. I have a relatively in-depth knowledge of computers and
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by robotbikes 4mo ago
I would assume it was about protecting their servers from internal sources escalating privileges vs. them providing publicly accessible Linux shells.
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by robotbikes 5mo ago
A lot of small co-op groceries and even food co-ops that are more like ordering clubs used to use a company called UNFI to put in their orders but I think they focused more on organic and other high end items but they were willing to servic
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by robotbikes 5mo ago
I once had an HP with an aluminum case and it had a grounded power supply but if you plugged it in without grounding his an adapter (sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do). You could feel it straight up vibrate while conducting current i
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by robotbikes 7mo ago
I think a lot of it has to do with the somewhat complicated engagement protocol, if everyone assumes that nobody else wants to talk then it's easier to just keep your head down and at best nod or even avert eye contact but when someone
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by robotbikes 7mo ago
I remember when they were briefly owned by Google (I think) and assembled the MotoX in the US so you could buy a bamboo or customized case. It had one of the first low power always listening CPUs to listen for you to say Ok Google. Once tha
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by robotbikes 9mo ago
Ohio was populated with numerous earthworks, the Hopewell Earthworks finally being recognized as a UNESCO world heritage spot after being preserved for years by being used as a golf course. Unfortunately many of these have been lost as Euro
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by robotbikes 9mo ago
This already exists and is interesting to play around with - https://github.com/ASLP-lab/DiffRhythm
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by robotbikes 11mo ago
The commons were actually fairly well regulated by community norms that were well documented and established. The creation of the notion of the tragedy of the commons was quite possibly propaganda so that large land owners could consolidate
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by robotbikes 1y ago
This reminds me of colorized black and white movies from the 90s although I can know imagine AI being used to do that and upscale the past creating new hyper-real versions of the past.
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by robotbikes 1y ago
I remember that...
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by robotbikes 1y ago
This looks like a good resource. There are some pretty powerful models that will run on a Nvidia 4090 w/ 24gb of RAM. Devstral and Queen 3. Ollama makes it simple to run them on your own hardware, but the cost of the GPU is a significa
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by robotbikes 1y ago
Honestly there are some interesting concepts and broad overviews of them but this is hardly a "book" but just a verbose LLM document that briefly lists a lot of concepts without sufficiently or consistently fleshing them out into
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by robotbikes 1y ago
I really found the story in chapter 14 (recursive self-improvement) about the guy who got so addicted to self-improvement that he ended up in his own meta-reality unable to understand even himself because he was getting so much better and h
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by robotbikes 1y ago
I have a horrible time editing my own work. Decision paralysis and what not, but I did have the idea that a good way to practice would be editing the content of LLM generated fictional narratives. I think the point that many are making that
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by robotbikes 1y ago
Nice. I leverage the strengths of AI in a way that affirms the human element in the collaboration. AI as it exists in LLMs is a powerful source of potentially meaningful language but at this point LLMs don't have a consistent conscious
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by robotbikes 2y ago
And now just think of all of the people who will be getting their knowledge from LLMs which are literally making up stuff through statistical linguistic inference on a grand scale from hearsay.
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by robotbikes 2y ago
That was my read. They can now identify species of very fragmentary bone remains via collagen protein matching. They didn't say what if anything clues this would/could lead to.

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