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by wolfi1 1mo ago
my experience with AI assistants has not been that great so far, they ask for customer id numbers which are long as ... with several digits and if you group them they don't understand, for example if the number begins with two 1s and y
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Royal Navy drone cameras sent signals to China(independent.co.uk)
6 points by wolfi1 1mo ago|1 comments
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
was my impression as well
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
the Romans, btw, knew two kinds of labour: labor, -is the laborious one (see ?), and opus, the achievement
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
in German we had some years ago the saying: "Sei Du selbst, es sei denn, Du kannst Batman sein, dann sei Batman" - 'Be yourself, except if you can be Batman, then be Batman'
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
isn't there this five eyes thingy?
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
as long as the model doesn't call itself 'skynet' we are safe
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
nobody has ever been fired for using Oracle
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Mailüfterl (Early Transistorized Computer)(en.wikipedia.org)
11 points by wolfi1 1mo ago|1 comments
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
several things: AI won't make it cheaper, an automated voice system will invariably lead to frustration. conclusion: have emergency protocols where you can staff your call centers appropriately
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
it took Last Week Tonight years to get these records in one particular case
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
with llms or even agents I introduce far more attack surfaces
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
there is a book in German called 'Der Baader-Meinhof-Komplex", so I was a little bit irritated, as someone who knows the history of the RAF
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
Baader-Meinhof? how so? (and yes, I know they were the first generation of the Red Army Faction)
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
the remedy is worse than the disease
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
ever heard of the categorical imperative?
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
some years ago I talked to a software engineer at a bank, he said it would be too risky for them to move away from the mainframe what with regulations and all, I'm not sure if AI could make the banks more risk friendly, so if Sparkasse
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
I'm waiting to see Siemens producing EV cars
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
da könnte ja jeder kommen (then everony tries that, very loosely translated)
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
no dendrites ;)
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
fun fact: there is already a Sodium-battery with a solid electrolyte - but the operating temperature is above 300^C [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium%E2%80%93sulfur_battery
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
dendrites are an inherent problem with liquid elctrolytes and I would have emphasized that as well
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
on the other hand you spend time and tokens using the AI approach
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
but not necessarily costs
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
there are many places in Austria called "Tabor", there might be a connection to the Taborite movement
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
Thomas Müntzer is one of the unsung heroes of this revolt, unfortunately very little is left of him, most biographies take about 100 pages or less
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
the protestants have a long history of violence, beginning with the persecution of the Anabaptists, the witch burning and even running concentration camps for the Nazis (KZ Kuhlen), they are not really unscathed
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
I would prefer to have figures how this compares to the traditional Haber-Bosch-process, how much energy is put into this, and how much fertilizer do we get for it, if it's just a PoC without evaluation of how much energy is used. in
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by wolfi1 2mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised, if OpenAI's model called itself Skynet
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Ransomware attack on fairlife (company owned by Coca Cola)(sec.gov)
1 points by wolfi1 2mo ago|1 comments

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