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TehCorwiz

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    Comment #49036513

    Did you notice the examples were really old? Like late 1700s old? Now, imagine you have a wooden box of lead or pewter letter forms. They're small, heavy and backwards. You spend y…

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    Comment #48991513

    Or they invested billions and it behooves them to generate justification for that investment at a time when everyone else is also building railroads, I mean data centers.

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    Comment #48986358

    To your point about time, from beginning of the project to transcripts in markdown tagged with extra metadata was about 3 hours. That's LLM planning, building whisper.cpp twice and…

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    Comment #48984676

    Not without DRM. It was easier to buy the audiobooks and use the analog loophole to get text. It's probably less accurate, but for what I'm doing it was fine. Names were the worst,…

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    Comment #48984444

    I used Claude to build a complete data extraction pipeline for a popular current best seller book series: audiobook -> text (via whisper) -> local LLM (qwen) -> database. Not once …

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    Comment #48947568

    The EU just mandated cell phones must have user replaceable batteries by 2027: https://www.cereport.eu/news/european-union/91054 So making this single use is kinda flying into the …

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    Comment #48943198

    Objectively no. Fish form animals have been around far longer than mammals and we've touched the moon.

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    Comment #48533920

    Whenever I get an unexpected or obvious wrong output I assume I've failed to give it the complete context about what I'm asking for, or it exposes that I'm leading it by the nose a…

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    Comment #48521595

    This federal administration also cannot be trusted. Perhaps the solution is that both the states and the feds run separate censuses so that any broad stroke manipulation or blind s…

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    Comment #48507879

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48392156

    https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/maryland-man-sentenced-cri...

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    Comment #48387609

    If I can go to jail over it then they should too. Let's not judge them by some imaginary ideal world while judging individuals by the present crushing reality.

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    Comment #48387508

    Yes. Took. As in: without permission. Didn't ask before hand, didn't provide a way to opt-out (although that would also be problematic), didn't ask for volunteers. Took.

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    Comment #48386909

    Because AI companies basically took everything we ever wrote, drew, recorded, posted, or thought and turned it into a product with the power to lie, propagandize, and manipulate th…

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    Comment #48359387

    I've been using DDG for years and it's at least as good as Google for most general use. I still keep it set as the default search engine. For some context sensitive searches where …

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    Comment #48309129

    Yeah, that paperclip episode was where I stopped watching.

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    Comment #48253176

    The cruelty is the point. They want people to leave so they can refuse to allow them back in. That's the goal. It's not more complicated than that.

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    Comment #48236484

    LLMs, like Frankenstein's Monster, are blameless. They did not ask to be created nor did they participate in their own creation. Like Frankenstein stole the bodies of the dead and …

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    Comment #48063411

    Dont forget to "--no-preserve-root"!

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    Comment #48013093

    > The richest tech companies and richest men in the world got rich by invading people's privacy and ~selling invasive ads.~ I think you mean "manipulating content algorithms to fav…

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    Comment #48009269

    It's a monument style sculpture. The kind raised with public money. I think that carries part of the meaning with it versus graffiti or some other medium. It's also depicting the b…

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    Comment #48001421

    "Blinded by nationalism" I don't know, seems like a clear concise message that has relevance in today's world.