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thinkingtoilet
3d ago
>Have you been schooled in farming? Raising livestock? Milking cattle? No! And good thing I'm not a farmer!
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4d ago
What percent of people do you think know that? I sure didn't. I'm guessing to two decimal points, exactly 0.00% of people know that. It's a shame how people can make sweeping statements about something when it's beyond o
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6d ago
This may be a dumb question, but how do these engines get better when they're already amazing? Is it simply that they look further down the tree of possibilities?
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6d ago
Often times these limitations for you to be creative. When you can't just throw more processing power at the problem you figure other things out.
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7d ago
Many women can not either. And some children simply will not. I have two boys. One would only breastfeed and never take the bottle. The other would only take a bottle and never breastfeed.
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7d ago
It also assumes having fathers in the work force earning taxable income is a benefit, but you seem totally fine with that assumption.
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13d ago
We've all noticed that when one company announces a new model, the other one announces a new model usually within hours. I guess now we're syncing downtime too.
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13d ago
If anyone here has contributed to Audacity I just want to say thank you. I'm not a power user. I'm not in audio. However, over the years I have installed Audacity to do some audio things here and there. It has always been so usefu
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15d ago
It's to increase output tokens. Full stop. You think the developers creating a state-of-the-art AI intelligence can't figure this out?
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15d ago
My goal is not to get them to see the light. You can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason themselves into. These are profoundly stupid people who are confident they are right and everybody else is wrong.
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16d ago
They are absolutely crazy. There is no defending it. It is something that makes stupid people feel smart. There are easy, verifiable experiments that can be done and they refuse to accept the outcome.
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16d ago
This is hardly on par in terms of stupidity, but one thing you learn from flat-earthers is that humans love disagreeing with a consensus. Nothing make a certain type of person feel smarter than disagreeing with everyone. If you say the sk
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21d ago
Obviously it's not healthy to plop down in front of a TV for hours ever day. The science behind what social media is doing to young brains is very real, and to compare it to gameboy is arguing in bad faith.
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21d ago
The font looks great. However, I get the same sense reading bios of Grateful Dead cover bands all pretending what their doing is different when I read descriptions of fonts. You're not "forging a new legacy with a fresh take on th
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21d ago
I don't think it's been "normalized". Github uptime is literally a joke in the tech community. They have first mover advantage and a behemoth behind them so they're not going away, but everyone knows how shit it
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21d ago
Our current government is actively rolling back safety measures so these single points of failure become much more pronounced. I don't know but I would bet that companies like this are actively lobbying to have those safety measure red
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21d ago
There are of course bigger threats, but have you ever talked to one of these gen Z zombies that have fried their brain on their phone? My nephew is one. He has the thousand yard stare, can barely have a conversation, and has no ability to d
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21d ago
It's not public. It's on Twitters private servers. And the people who posted it agreed to the terms. You have no right to any of this and you know it. You just want to have a right to it.
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21d ago
>Why have we let X (et al) have total control over the content posted by the users ? Because it is a private enterprise that you signed up for. You don't have a right to Twitter. You don't have a right to Facebook. If you don&#
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22d ago
True. However, often times the people benefiting from this are plenty fed.
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23d ago
Ha! I 100% agree. Despite multiple rules in my cluade file it still talks like an insane person. I am getting irrationally frustrated at the output of these math equations.
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23d ago
Not true! https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2025/05/harvard-taxi-drivers... For some reason, taxi drivers seem to have a dramatically lower risk of it.
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23d ago
The term is "corporate psychopath". These are people that just do not see other people as people. I was a director (via an acquisition) for a global-mega-corp and it's literally a fucking game for the people at the top.
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27d ago
You were talking to math equations with no concept of what it was saying. It doesn't "enjoy" anything.
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27d ago
I meant they literally cheated. They got access to a benchmark when they shouldnt have and tuned their model for the benchmark.
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27d ago
>I think their agents regularly cheat in benchmarks You don't even have to think about this. They have been caught cheating before. The will certainly continue to cheat.
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29d ago
I'm getting to that point as well. Has anyone noticed that sometimes claude just seems way dumber on a random day? Like they're doing some internal tweaking? Also, I'm 100% convinced that it's verbose writing style is to
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1mo ago
Microsoft simply can not make software anymore. I worked at S&P Global and when you work at a global-mega corp, you quickly see why they lose the ability to create anything and just acquire companies to grow.
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1mo ago
If you're on facebook, I don't take you're need for privacy or security seriously. I'm fine with this. Stop giving Zuckerberg more money and power.
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1mo ago
Is that because it's actually safer or is it because they don't report crimes in an honest manner?
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