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by unglaublich 7d ago
Here are the stories, sadly, they immediately reveal the source so you can't play the quiz really. On the other hand, I think most people would spot the classics like em-dash and metaphores straight away. https://osf.io&#x2F
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by unglaublich 9d ago
Because an average request would have to travel half the globe, so setting up a simple HTTPS connection would already take a second. That's completely unacceptable for static content. Not only would transfer be slow, they would also be
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by unglaublich 9d ago
Do they also have their own infra or are they just an entity between the customer and AWS?
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by unglaublich 9d ago
I guess CSAM detection will remain hard as the training data raises so many ethical concerns. I wonder if there's a way in which we can forward-hash sensitive material like CSAM and train a classifier that only consumes the 'hashe
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by unglaublich 9d ago
> Subdomains of existing domains are totally fine Damn, another push to centralizing and walling off user content in 'fandoms', 'reddits' and other closed communities? Have the internet cards been handed out now, and
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by unglaublich 15d ago
I understand, but this only applies at non-zero temperatures.
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by unglaublich 15d ago
But at low, or zero temperature, the distribution effectively collapses to top-token. This will not be compatible with watermarking. Would explain why Antrophic removed T from the API.
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by unglaublich 15d ago
Maybe they do that opaque degradation trick that whenever it's asked something questionable, it'll route to a worse model instead.
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by unglaublich 15d ago
It's going to be 50% less buggy, but we're going to write 10x as much code too.
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by unglaublich 15d ago
It does change the output, they never said it did not. They said it would not _noticeably_ affect performance.
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by unglaublich 15d ago
You have no clue. Low-density suburbs create much more traffic than dense areas, just because you _have_ to travel >5km just to the next supermarket. In dense areas, most people walk.
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by unglaublich 15d ago
Now that you can't white knight for the people with medical emergencies, you're white knighting for the poor? Cars are a money sink, everyone would be richer if you don't need them for personal transport.
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by unglaublich 19d ago
They artificially lock it down, because the app will give them more data to collect than the web app plus a larger surface to annoy the user with notifications, widgets, and other advertisement.
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by unglaublich 19d ago
Most companies mostly want app access because you get a bunch of APIs with which to annoy users with marketing notifications, tracking, and url handling.
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by unglaublich 19d ago
Well, gas and oil plants are actively emitting pollutants that kill thousands. And nuclear still is the safest energy sort available.
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by unglaublich 20d ago
Will Beni/monodorobotics have open source software, or at least a hackable stack?
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by unglaublich 21d ago
If you can't beat them, buy them. Hallmark of late-stage capitalism.
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by unglaublich 21d ago
Lol, LLMs do some thing better, and some things worse than humans. And you're showing your humanity by purposefully being worse at LLM qualities, instead of beign good at human qualities?
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by unglaublich 22d ago
Hey you don't have to reply to each comment with a generic reply. It's a fine piece sure but let's not inflate this thread x2 with just "thank you for your words".
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by unglaublich 22d ago
Wow, I have a hard time swallowing these Claude generated blogs. So many off-putting llmisms. I wonder if this is something I just need to accept and get used to, or whether it'll pass as models advance.
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by unglaublich 26d ago
That's what system reminders do in most harnesses. https://michaellivs.com/blog/system-reminders-steering-agent...
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by unglaublich 26d ago
<think>The user's lack of intelligence baffles me. I will have to dumb my explanation down to extremes. Sigh, there we go...</think> Okay, let's try it one more time! [..]
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by unglaublich 28d ago
- Fuck two stroke engines even more "Levels in the raw 2S scooter exhaust were as high as 300,000 μg m−3 or 146 p.p.m.(v) from idling. The EU annual mean limit for the protection of human health is 5 μg m−3 (ref. 13), while the US Nati
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by unglaublich 28d ago
Europe should hurry up adopting ULEZ in every dense urban area. It's completely worth it in terms of health, neurological development, noise and quality of life, and has practically no downsides but "boohoo" from those who ma
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by unglaublich 1mo ago
3. Many anti-ai articles are rooted in pseudoscientific emotional fearmongering.
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by unglaublich 1mo ago
But still for US frontier you're paying 10-20x more per token compared to their limited subscriptions. For China frontier you'll be good though, and that might be the future anyway.
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by unglaublich 1mo ago
It's an addiction. These platforms have been engineers to be addictive, and now people are hooked.
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by unglaublich 1mo ago
I think people generally throw Claude or Codex at the configuration challenge, so they don't know either.
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by unglaublich 1mo ago
No, if price goes down accordingly.
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by unglaublich 1mo ago
True but they could query a local 50GB Wikipedia dump for factual info’s via embedding search. All still local.

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