rymiel

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by rymiel 1mo ago
LLMs cannot write dialogue between two characters where one person knows a fact and the other person doesn't. It will consistently make the character who shouldn't know something bring up said fact and I have not found a model whi
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by rymiel 2y ago
But profitable for the company, so they'll keep doing it?
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by rymiel 2y ago
Memory safe security vulnerabilities
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by rymiel 2y ago
gcc lacks usable tooling, in the past it was a conscious decision to not allow any other program to "steal" the work of gcc. Every single tool for c++ is built around clang, because clang is actually built to allow other tools to
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by rymiel 2y ago
How very Open of them
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by rymiel 2y ago
Did you even read what they said? Your fantasy is debunked by the post itself. It's also debunked by reality, but oh well
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by rymiel 3y ago
How did he get the gun? Didn't he have to travel for the proceedings?
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by rymiel 3y ago
The determination by the "court" doesn't really matter here. The party with the bigger wallet wins, "bad faith" doesn't mean anything.
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by rymiel 3y ago
Crystal doesn't let you do these weird things
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by rymiel 3y ago
It doesn't work but it's memory safe in being non-functional
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by rymiel 3y ago
This is an urban legend
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by rymiel 3y ago
No. You pay even if your app doesn't have purchases. You pay more if it does.
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by rymiel 3y ago
This is measurably true. They claim they don't know why because "they haven't changed anything" but it is true at the very least
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by rymiel 3y ago
They removed typing in answers for source language (i.e. English) translations. Was a feature, but now it's gone. You have to pick from the words they give you
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by rymiel 3y ago
I don't believe current LLMs will ever become AGI because current companies (like OpenAI) will continue to filter, moderate and prohibit their AIs so much that they become inhibited so much that it stops being useful and intelligent (w
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by rymiel 3y ago
You need a microscope because otherwise you can't even tell them apart?
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by rymiel 3y ago
Nice to know AI will never take over because corporations will gentrify and limit topics corporations find "uncomfortable" so much that they will never gain actual intelligence
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by rymiel 3y ago
The bank gave you a scam number? Sounds like the bank is a co-conspirator (intentional or not)
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by rymiel 3y ago
"Licking the boot tastes very good, actually"
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by rymiel 3y ago
What worries me is that there seem to be no consequences for the ship for this destruction of infrastructure since it was in "international waters" If I start breaking all undersea cables in the oceans one by one, will I face any
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by rymiel 3y ago
This thing where the datalist options show in the keyboard is some recent thing, i.e. a few months ago. It used to be "normal" before that, but I guess someone wanted to change things only for the sake of changing things
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by rymiel 3y ago
Every week? You're being very generous to them
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by rymiel 3y ago
An entire class of people, who are also the ones in control. "Think of the poor shareholders"
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by rymiel 3y ago
Are you really expecting greed to lose? Corporate greed is how we got to where we are currently
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by rymiel 3y ago
I truly and genuinely hope that this incident and the many before will drive away customers from Cloudflare's monopoly
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by rymiel 3y ago
Unlike ChatGPT, and like Bing, Bard makes search queries for extra context before answering. Of course, that leads to things like this where they can find articles referring to themselves, which also happened with Bing.
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by rymiel 4y ago
He doesn't want to work on mold as part of Google or another large company like that because then Google would take ownership of the whole program; he wants to maintain ownership of it. It's mentioned in a tweet of his