rullelito

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by rullelito 13d ago
Welcome to 2026.
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by rullelito 26d ago
> Honestly I see what you did there
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by rullelito 27d ago
Feels like caching the top 1000 most common beginnings would solve this for 99% of cases?
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by rullelito 27d ago
You really drank all the Koolaid they had to offer. Destroying the last copy of a book is OK because you shop for second hand books, and because some private company hold the last digital copy and have no incentive to make sure it survives.
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by rullelito 1mo ago
Better then vice versa!
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by rullelito 2mo ago
> The LLM stuff seems very over priced, but also Ukraine is making a million or whatever drones a year all with a need for ML-powered planning, routing, and terminal guidance I bet Ukraine would love getting more entangled and dependent
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by rullelito 2mo ago
lol, a country not even 300 years, and Homer is ~3000 years ago. The Hollywood fixation is unreal.
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by rullelito 2mo ago
I wonder how many Grok bots are in the comments right now defending it.
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by rullelito 2mo ago
Input matching distribution of a specific one-shotted LLM... Nice.
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by rullelito 3mo ago
Now do Sweden.
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by rullelito 3mo ago
I didn't get anything out of this. Felt very simple and not very mind-bending. Should I feel something?
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by rullelito 4mo ago
Americans and Republicans seem so fine with this. Amazing to see this happen live.
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by rullelito 4mo ago
"And the only prescription..'
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by rullelito 4mo ago
Can anyone explain why this is novel? It seems pretty basic?
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by rullelito 5mo ago
Do you think you are the typical person?
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by rullelito 5mo ago
At least they didn't call it Open pi.
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by rullelito 6mo ago
Then "on its own" has no meaning, i.e. everything an LLM does is "on its own".
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by rullelito 6mo ago
For me, I use an IDE if I plan to look at the code.
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by rullelito 6mo ago
It's sad I think we need complete control of "mainstream" internet because most people just scroll TikTok and believe whatever filter bubble they are in, and will vote thereafter. The majority of people have intellectually r
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by rullelito 6mo ago
Should I understand what this is trying to show?
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by rullelito 7mo ago
If we are just speculating here, I believe it can infer that you would not ask this question if the car was at home.
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by rullelito 8mo ago
Lidar would pick up a moving object in 3D so unlikely to just keep going.
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by rullelito 8mo ago
So satire can't have a large cultural impact? Very interesting theory without much support.
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by rullelito 8mo ago
Having the best AI is prestigious for billionaires. It's that simple.
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by rullelito 10mo ago
I think it was quite big in Sweden.
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by rullelito 10mo ago
Why on earth would the fallback when a prompt is under specified be to do something no human expects?
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by rullelito 10mo ago
> There are dozens of stories how registering a business alone can take several months and tons of paperwork. What does this even mean? You have examples from ALL of Europe? Each country has its own process, and at least in "my&quot
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by rullelito 11mo ago
Drawback is that it only works if you constantly move your head or device.
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by rullelito 11mo ago
LLMs are turning into LLMs+hard-coded fixes for every imaginable problem.
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by rullelito 1y ago
They are making it really hard for me to not just go Steam Deck and Linux.

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