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by unleaded 4d ago
Couldn't agree more. To add on I think you can learn so much by doing something incredibly stupid you're really not supposed to in an intentionally constrained environment (in a good way, like the grandparent comment). The sort of
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by unleaded 15d ago
As long as AI is only able to create crap that people are embarrassed to admit they watch (which I think is likely IMO just given how it works) I think we'll be mostly fine. Trash TV didn't ruin the television industry and mobile
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by unleaded 16d ago
A lot of the replies are insisting AI will get better at writing with more development but I don't see it. Even if you have a mathematically perfect writing AI you still run into the same problems you would have if you handed off your
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by unleaded 21d ago
Torrents aren't that scary. If you have the patience for local AI you can figure out qBitTorrent in less than an hour.
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by unleaded 21d ago
You are not the first or 100th person to come up with this idea. I don't really get it either but there must be a reason it hasn't really happened.
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by unleaded 21d ago
Does "don't write comments" not work?
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by unleaded 21d ago
https://geysermc.org/
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by unleaded 22d ago
If you have 90 minutes with nothing else to do I highly recommend giving the launch event with Jay Leno a watch.. it's really something unique. https://youtu.be/_JzfROUDsK0
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by unleaded 26d ago
Windows sucks but Linux is not a very good operating system either. Everything is a bodge to cover up the assumption that it thinks its a multi-user PDP11 system from the 70s, nobody can agree on which set of bodges to use for the same thin
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by unleaded 26d ago
I don't think I have enough money or room to buy all the books I think are worth saving, and my list no doubt has some overlap with someone else's. If I did buy them, what if someone else wants to read them? If I lose it or it get
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by unleaded 27d ago
Whose job is it to dictate what is and isn't worth saving?
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by unleaded 1mo ago
What hardware would you even be able to run this on?
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by unleaded 1mo ago
Did you actually find that comment hard to read or are you just choosing to be offended by it?
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by unleaded 1mo ago
That's a separate issue from the wobbling.
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by unleaded 1mo ago
any vids? also please have at least some writing that isnt claude
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by unleaded 1mo ago
exactly. who in their right mind would ever hate Microsoft?
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by unleaded 1mo ago
of course they had critics, that's kind of what my point is addressing. but we didn't have to wait years for society to potentially acclimate to those previous advancements, they had an overwhelming proportion of fans on day one.
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by unleaded 1mo ago
The fundamental difference between AI and all the previous advances like that is that people actually liked and wanted films, synchronized sound, color, CGI, etc. and queued down the block for them. Same thing with electronic music, people
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by unleaded 1mo ago
or option 2 we'll keep making productions with film and actors. I get it's easy to feel that it's all over with how good these video models are getting but thinking we'll all be slaves to the slop machine once it gets go
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by unleaded 2mo ago
Art has never been about the objective quality of the work
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by unleaded 2mo ago
Who's their biggest rival? Roblox doesn't support Linux either.
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by unleaded 2mo ago
I don't get the part about having the AI write commit messages. Is it that hard writing them by hand? Looks 100x better plus saves potential embarrassment if the AI says something stupid. It seems very common though so maybe I'm m
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by unleaded 2mo ago
Yes and several other models that know about the answer don't... not sure what you're trying to break
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by unleaded 2mo ago
For most cases probably not. It's just something I like testing new models on sometimes, the pelican riding a bicycle benchmark probably isn't that useful either.
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by unleaded 2mo ago
I think most thinking models can do it to be fair, I think when I tried this it was all with non-thinking models/modes. Wasn't trying to make a point that LLMs can't do it or anything, just thought it was weird.
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by unleaded 2mo ago
What does it say to the second question? I've found Claude is one of the worst models with regards to pop culture knowledge like this, even compared to the Chinese open ones. Just curious, not really relevant to the initial post but I
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by unleaded 2mo ago
I don't think it's solved this fundamental architectural problem by itself, it will have just squeezed the edge cases thinner. It keeps happening, people find a question it gets stupidly wrong, the vendors proclaim they've fi
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by unleaded 2mo ago
This reminded me of some weird quirk/experiment I found with LLMs that I found while messing around, maybe someone can explain it or something. Open any AI chatbot that isn't cheating by connecting to the Internet (so disable web
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by unleaded 2mo ago
I'm guessing this is a vibe coded shell + some apps over the CE kernel? Never seen any version of CE that looked like that. it might be dumb but it really breaks my heart seeing cool hack projects like these being vibe coded. Like they
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by unleaded 3mo ago
I just tested it with some risc-v code and it wrote down a "mov" instruction several times.. yeah something needs tuning maybe

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