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by tarr11 3d ago
Here is an article on this topic, which comes to a mixed conclusion. "The article suggests that more musicians rather than fewer might now be able to earn money from recorded music than in preceding recorded-music systems. But it also
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by tarr11 8d ago
Most of the current discourse around AI seems to be informed by “The Terminator” lore. Is skynet really the most plausible or only outcome? What if things just got better and the AI’s realized that it would be better to have a mutually bene
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by tarr11 10d ago
This would be a fun website - you should have an AI build it!
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by tarr11 11d ago
Yes money helps you achieve the goals on Brad’s list. It is a luxury to not have to worry about having enough of it.
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by tarr11 15d ago
“ Claude Fable 5.1's writing is generally a step up from earlier Claude models, with fewer stock phrases and less unexplained jargon. In some cases, though, its prose is denser than Claude Fable 5's: sentences run longer and there
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by tarr11 22d ago
No point in using /fast mode if you are gonna get stopped after 5 hours.
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by tarr11 22d ago
What is unified ram? RAM and VRAM as one thing?
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GitLab founder Sid Sijbrandij describes his osteosarcoma treatments(cancerletter.com)
2 points by tarr11 28d ago|0 comments
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by tarr11 1mo ago
No the arms race ends with everything on meta being an ad and computer models inserting ads into every piece of content. Eg A bottle of Coca Cola subtly inserted on the countertop, a video where someone in the background is wearing a partic
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by tarr11 1mo ago
Had to look this up. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Goomba_fallacy
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by tarr11 1mo ago
> My normal bill for running this whole site is around $90 a month. During one bad spike month, it jumped about 500%. This is D1 - which has very surprising costs. you may just want to drop D1 and move to a static site. There’s no reas
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by tarr11 1mo ago
What type of agentic tasks are you using it for (eg how complex)?
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by tarr11 2mo ago
Which do you recommend?
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by tarr11 5mo ago
This article is filled with emotional triggers designed to drive engagement. Even the title. It can be hard to separate those things from objective facts. Putting an llm in front of it helps me focus on the facts. There are also too many
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by tarr11 5mo ago
The cool thing about the current generation of AI tools is how easy it is to uncover bias or an agenda in an article like this. paste the verge article text into your favorite AI tool and ask for an analysis. Make sure to ask it to read the
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by tarr11 5mo ago
I wonder if it will turn out to be easier to adapt lifeforms to the planets than to try to adapt the planets to the lifeforms.
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by tarr11 6mo ago
52 here, been a full time people manager for about a decade now. Coding manually makes me tired just thinking about it. When I think about embark on a new project my mind goes back to all the times I worked 12 hour days trying to get some
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by tarr11 6mo ago
It says this in bold red at the top - "This is a preprint; it has not been peer reviewed by a journal." I am not a climate scientist - how should I think about this statement? Normally I am looking for some statement that shows a
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by tarr11 7mo ago
What do you think this particular prompt is evaluating for? The more popular these particular evals are, the more likely the model will be trained for them.
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by tarr11 10mo ago
This has convinced many non-programmers that they can program, but the results are consistently disastrous, because it still requires genuine expertise to spot the hallucinations. I've been programming for 30+ years and now a people
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by tarr11 10mo ago
The cars are usually stolen
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by tarr11 10mo ago
I’ve discovered a lot of research via two minute papers on YT. Entertaining and easy to understand. https://youtube.com/@twominutepapers?si=hyvCvW4UwS0QBbrZ
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by tarr11 11mo ago
The drumming technique works for me for a few minutes if I need some temporary relief https://treblehealth.com/tapping-technique-for-temporary-tin...
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by tarr11 1y ago
Chicago had lower annualized endowment returns than similar universities, and so it couldn't support it's aggressive expansion. https://www.ft.com/content/4501240f-58b7-4433-9a3f-77eff18d0... UChicago’s stra
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by tarr11 1y ago
One of my hobbies is Houdini which is like Blender. While I agree with you that you can build a nice parameterised model in a few days - if you want to make an entire scene or a short film, you will need hundreds if not thousands of models
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Bedlam DL3 Incident(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
2 points by tarr11 1y ago|0 comments
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by tarr11 1y ago
40% of US households pay no federal income tax. https://taxpolicycenter.org/taxvox/tpc-number-those-who-dont...
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by tarr11 1y ago
How do consumers utilize expensive compute resources in this model? Eg, H100 GPUs.
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by tarr11 1y ago
I suspect that it wasn’t trained well enough on your art, or even trained to reproduce a generic style. With enough data and training you might be convinced.
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by tarr11 2y ago
Also see the "Door Problem" https://lizengland.com/blog/2014/04/the-door-problem/

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