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thrill
4d ago
Of course they are - anything to secure their position.
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thrill
6d ago
Ditto.
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thrill
19d ago
Being the “first(!) post” to complain about AI, correctly or not, is the new street cred.
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thrill
19d ago
A vanilla git server works great too.
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thrill
22d ago
Far less than the constant whining about AI.
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thrill
26d ago
Probably not unless there was something presenting, as a Class 1 FAA medical exam is checking medical history, vital signs, vision, hearing, cardiovascular health, neurological function, and general physical condition. There's a urine
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thrill
29d ago
I guess my buddy from long ago was right - he never paid them that penny.
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thrill
1mo ago
So the other half have more?
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thrill
1mo ago
Why bomb something, which carries its own risk profile and success criteria, when you can make some piece of equipment malfunction just enough to wear out in a year instead of 20 years?
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thrill
1mo ago
Errors can be along any axis, random, infrequent, drifting, and nonobvious.
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1mo ago
We're living through the history of how OpenAI became AppleAI, told in a teenager's diary tone - we just need some doodles in the corners.
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2mo ago
auto-erotics ... it was sitting right there.
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2mo ago
It will just make it so only the privileged can benefit - and that list will not include you.
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2mo ago
Sutton's Law.
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thrill
3mo ago
I think the homepage is creative.
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3mo ago
When a certain now famous (in those circles) narrator was first getting started he mentioned on his FB page he wanted help with pronunciation of certain military terminology. I offered to help, knowing people in many fields plus my own. A
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thrill
3mo ago
Just watch "that scene" from Heat again - it's like a double espresso.
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3mo ago
I'm disappointed with this. Historically, Claude's API cost a significant multiple of their subscription pricing, and after the promotional period it appears the access to Fable will be API only, if I understand this. There actua
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3mo ago
Why not - eventually it will be The Year Of The Linux Desktop.
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3mo ago
Any BMW with a grill smaller than an ASHPD portal is palatable.
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3mo ago
It's called Claude Science, not Claude Politician.
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3mo ago
don't fret over dark keys
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3mo ago
That looks pretty engaging - all the right people hate it.
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3mo ago
Come on Apple - just buy TSMC and fully kit out the RAM in all Mac Studios - you could even make (more of) a fortune selling the excess.
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3mo ago
Hiring has always been broken.
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thrill
3mo ago
If only builders could figure out some way to consolidate multiple living units under single roof, with shared building systems. Maybe something in the vertical dimension?
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3mo ago
What the hell is that popover?
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3mo ago
"even a small jailbreak should cause them to pull back and fix it first, right" You do realize that LLMs are summarizations of vast numbers of weights, don't you? You don't "fix" a weight and suddenly everythi
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3mo ago
Yes. Fable is much more organized and consistent at taking small bites of the (sorry) apple when solving a problem. Specifically I'm talking about a machine learning problem I'd been working on for awhile with Opus and it was (a
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3mo ago
People designated that school as a valid target - using fancy calculators does not remove that the pass/fail rests with people. AI models have no agency. Even if they are given autonomy - it is given .
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