schleck8

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by schleck8 23d ago
> Completely free of AI. Read our stance. > Turns out to not audit dependencies
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by schleck8 24d ago
The difference is that one is physical and the other digital. Digital art, even if exceptionally high quality, has been commoditized by artists from developing countries asking dumping wages, and not recovered since. People who have enough
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by schleck8 24d ago
It's a dependency that clearly AI is used for during development. Fair point since the blog post is phrased like a total ban on AI in the supply chain Edit: Landing page says "Completely free of AI. Read our stance." in the h
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by schleck8 24d ago
Trying to hold back the tide hasn't worked particularly often for innovation throughout human history
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by schleck8 1mo ago
You'd need the 256 gb memory model which will be expensive because apple has trouble getting capacity (got turned down by cxmt). And even then you can only run a 2 bit quant which is noticeably worse than 8 bit
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by schleck8 2mo ago
OpenRouter shows the cache hit rate and calculates an effective pricing per provider if you scroll down on the model page. Note that some providers run fp4 versions of models. DeepInfra often does this
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by schleck8 2mo ago
5 years. Most people do not care where what they consume originates (out of sight, out of mind) as long as it's highly personalized and abundant
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by schleck8 2mo ago
This is one of the most impactful mathematical publications in history by all accounts I think we've now hit a point where 99.9% of the population gloss over these types of AI advancements because of human competence being insufficient
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by schleck8 3mo ago
Why do you cite him from 2024 when he spoke about it much more recently? This is a quickly moving field after all > “I think we’re going to see AI get even better,” Hinton replied. “It’s already extremely good. We’re going to see it havi
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by schleck8 2y ago
OpenAI's Orion (GPT 5/Next) is partially trained on synthetic data generated with a large version of o1. Which means if that works the data scarcity issue is more or less solved.
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by schleck8 2y ago
Can't wait to give them access to everything I do on the daily by wearing their AR glasses.
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by schleck8 2y ago
The average person doesn't know what a DNS is and isn't willing to pay for a VPN. Society isn't a tech bubble.
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by schleck8 2y ago
The US is in no position to critique other countries' checks and balances right now with how the Supreme Court works
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by schleck8 2y ago
Okay, but this isn't about privacy since Telegram isn't even end to end encrypted by default where it matters.
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by schleck8 2y ago
What happens then? They leave a vacuum and then what? Noone fills that vacuum? Assuming there is zero competence in the EU, which is highly unlikely since both the best image generation model right now and very respectable open source llms
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by schleck8 2y ago
This is about identity theft like selling credit card details, meth and child porn (telegram deletes 60 thousand such groups. Per month. It's a shitpile that attracts flies, evidently)
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by schleck8 2y ago
Hey, get away with your facts and logic. It distracts from OP's agenda.
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by schleck8 2y ago
It's not targeted at farmers clearly. The page literally says the xl version is for a family of four
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by schleck8 2y ago
> The rotary tool features a 24 volt DC motor, interchangeable implements, and an adjustable motor angle allowing FarmBot to perform light duty weed whacking, soil surface milling, and drilling operations.
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by schleck8 2y ago
Schnell is definitely worse in quality, although still impressive (it gets text right). Dev is the really good one that arguably outperforms the new Midjourney 6.1
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by schleck8 2y ago
This makes no sense. Benchmarking code is easier than natural language and Mistral has separate benchmarks for prominent languages.
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by schleck8 2y ago
I think I've only ever seen a single incorrect answer from Perplexity and I've probably made a thousand searches so far. It's very reliable
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by schleck8 2y ago
Great explanation for the type of person to think the Gaza conflict started on October 7th 2023. > The Georgian allegations of a Russian invasion were supported, inter alia, by claims of illegal entry into South Ossetia of a large number
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by schleck8 2y ago
For context, Russia invaded Georgia in 2008 and still occupies a fifth of the country today. https://youtu.be/quipA4hHCV4
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by schleck8 2y ago
Oh, absolutely. Never heard of the LinkedIn scraping lawsuit before? They are totally willing to throw their lawyers at you for using the platform in a way it's not intended to be used in
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by schleck8 2y ago
Out of the links in the footer: - Painkiller Ideas and Replyguy both use Azure DNS and Microsoft hosting which means the footer probably contains the creators' other projects - while stealth.marketing is hosted very differently, it use
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by schleck8 2y ago
Does this break the OpenAI terms of service? Or whatever other API they query?
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by schleck8 2y ago
They are gonna get sued if they try this on LinkedIn or Tiktok for sure. Circumventing those captchas (everyone who's tried scraping Tiktok before knows what I'm talking about, even in headed environments) is almost certainly ille
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by schleck8 2y ago
I think so too. Talking about monopoly and then participating in advancing a de-facto monopoly (Chromium on Android and Chromium on Windows)
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by schleck8 2y ago
I see third party antivirus all the time. Specifically I've seen Setinel One and Sophos in enterprise applications like hospitals. I'm pretty sure the enterprise version of Defender costs money so you might as well use an alternat

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