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sydd
2mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if models were optimizing for rendering SVG pelicans at this point
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sydd
3mo ago
There are lots of other success stories too. For example there is a reason why Keytruda is the most valuable medicine globally -- it does amazing things against melanoma and lung cancer
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3mo ago
> I'm wondering if an immortal life can be a well-lived life Why not? It does not mean that we will be some omnipotent god. it just means that we wont age. You can still die from physical trauma, infections, cancer etc. So in practi
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10mo ago
The more I use AI for coding the more I realize that its a toy for vibe coding/fun projects. Its not for serious work. When you work with a large codebase which have a very high complexity level, then the bugs put in there by AI will n
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10mo ago
Why not? It's relevant for all tasks, and just adds 1 line
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sydd
1y ago
DeepSeek is constantly updated, as other models too https://api-docs.deepseek.com/updates
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1y ago
I wonder if it will lead to q civilizational collapse because kids V2 won't have kids. Even today's young adults barely have any kids.
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2y ago
We know that OpenAI is verz good at least in one thing: generating hype. When Sora was announced everyone thought that this will be revolutionary. Look at how it looks like in production. Same when they started floating rumours that they ha
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2y ago
I don't think it's be cause if anxiety, it usually increases drug use not decreases. It's much more about people ha ing less friends and socializing less
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2y ago
Russia is putting everything it has to the Ukrainian front since 2.5 years and signs of exhaustion are clearly visible. They have lived up their Soviet tank reserves, are offering astronomical amounts of money for soldiers, are using north
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2y ago
Ehm instead of spending like weeks on this why not use a hardware that is meant for such applications like an ESP32?
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2y ago
Because your luggage is not checked at all. I'm sure that a state level actor could circumvent TSA but an amateur could not, and they pose a huge threat too, see the recent bombing attempt at the Tailor Swift concert or the Trump assas
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2y ago
This will be a no go for more and more large companies. We just had a major incident because someone accidentally uploaded our codebase via a VS code extension, lawyers, everything involved. I expect that non local AI tools will be banned s
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2y ago
IMO the main issue are zoning laws and urbanization. You can find lots of articles about rural areas, small villages elsentially dieing out, while large cities just (try) to grow larger. Also there is a shift from people living in families
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2y ago
I'm kinda sad that the whole voxel technology could not become mainstream. There were some really ambitious projects started in the 2010s like Voxel farm https://www.voxelfarm.com And people were speculating that the curre
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2y ago
Are you getting professional help for your son? This might be too serious for just you to solve
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2y ago
Also their site was fill with intrusive ads, the repo browser was crap. GitHub was fast, no ads, markdown rendering and a decent repo browser. Also the main advantage of git was local copies, so the source code was more safe. And speed SVN
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3y ago
> This only makes sense if you think poor people are dumb or naive. They don't know how to compare prices? Its pretty hard when each thing is served in a different size container and it can have different values from the most import
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3y ago
Nope. People are concerned. There has been a million times when people recklessly and blindly did things without carefully examining the consequences leading to terrible results and human suffering. Some examples: DDT, Iraqi war, fast fashi
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3y ago
Actually your comment gives me hope that we will never have AI singularity, since how the brain works is flawed, and were trying to copy it. Heck a super AI might not even be possible, what if we're peak intelligence with our millions
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3y ago
> Art can become a craft again, not a career The issue is that those jobs that got automated to "become a craft again" have mostly vanished, except for high-end stuff. Some examples: shoe making, artisan furniture, tailors, wat
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3y ago
> it will be bought in mass quantities by people building out data centers. Isn't this good? The production at scale effects will kick in, lowering the price and supply will meet demand after some hiccups.
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3y ago
By todays standard it would be a genocide. How do you think people would react if e.g. Russia nuked 2 large cities in Ukraine leading to 100K+ deaths?
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3y ago
While you could do that it would just give you false hope. Pubmed contains research from all areas of natural sciences, and you need to get used to the wording to know feasible the claims of an article are. Some examples: - Usually research
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3y ago
I'm using currently 4: - One pi4 for my homemade 3D printer (a Voron) - One pi3 for a homemade eInk clock/weather station (here I could've gotten with sth much cheaper like an ESP32, but the Pi is so convenient) - One pi zero
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3y ago
While I love OSM the layers are bad UX. Currently the main site ( https://www.openstreetmap.org ) displays 7 layers: - Standard -- OK, lets say this the universal default. The name is a quite non-descriptive, why not call it roa
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3y ago
Because you are building stuff to kill people. Even the doublespeak of naming it defence is atrocious. It might be justifiable in some cases like the current weapon shipments to Ukraine, but not if they are used in something like the Iraqi
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3y ago
hi! You have a "Senior Frontend Engineer, Javascript" role on LinkedIn, is this position still open?
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3y ago
Because there are many more issues: - The issue is not that they are "not the same color", but that they have a low CRI which means that they make look everything bland and greyscale. - That they use some shitty low frequency PWM
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3y ago
I'm in the same boat. For the sake of simplicity find some good brands and stick to them. Where I live its simple, get all your bulbs at IKEA. Most of them are 90 CRI and other parameters are good too. There are better ones on the mark
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