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aaroninsf
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About aaroninsf
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Comment #49198360
Lovely engineering; if you bring it to market(?) I suggest offering if not full customization a range of aesthetics. Black/red is a hard no for me. Something fitting with the exist…
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Comment #49191312
You know what will be a good day? When the "AI community" GTFO X and stays off. Toxic site. Toxic ownership. Unbelievable bot activity. Indefensibly shitty politics constantly boos…
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Comment #49171762
Not my domain though I followed the data science enough to nod as if I really followed it, but this is just lovely and inspirational work. A unique marriage of hacking in the celeb…
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Comment #49159955
I find Marcus on this, something approaching sophistry and rhetorical showmanship in service of maintaining an ideological position, for reasons unrelated to the nominal intellectu…
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Comment #49158749
Wow, you could do a lot at 292 tokens a sec—oh. I have all praise for those taking this on and in my idiom would call it *the lord's work." The image I reliably summon to mind is t…
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Comment #49158663
This is a conflation of issues, predicated on false understanding of what LLMs are. This line of critique is pernicious because it is both technically correct, as description, and …
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Comment #49117610
That link is fantastic.
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Comment #49113850
Came here looking for this comment. Especially given its occurrence in the summary paragraph, that is a strong claim and I would like to know more. Some googling turns up social me…
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Comment #49100836
https://xkcd.com/1406/
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Comment #49072491
It's Wolfram-speak, so you'd want to drop Stephen if you're committed. It's part of his GUT. You will likely become committed to the well when you encounter ruliad : https://writin…
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Comment #49053969
If there is a real rejoinder to this, I have yet to encounter it. This depressing observation is regularly voiced (or thought) every time UX aesthetics come up... and I've yet to s…
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Comment #49041239
Tom doesn't take up the single argument that is of primary concern to me, which is that capable models running in environments where they can be and regularly are abliterated, and …
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Comment #48983644
Oh, sure, I am 100% not on team "quietly/secretly update the text" eg in ebooks... ...I was more thinking of this as an interesting "art" project of sorts, adjacent maybe to an ann…
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Comment #48983536
Apple's M7 comes to mind...
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Comment #48981495
I would suggest that both are true! It's common for games to have an intentional designed aesthetic which uses cultural and social and graphical "languages" to create specific emot…
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Comment #48851209
I've always wanted to set up automation that updates the text for the book every so often to preserve original intent, by changing the language around quantities to Replace "megaby…
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Comment #48851068
Personal take: I immediately liked the game and was inspired to try multiple days, my single biggest frustration was that once a day is attempted, it's locked, and, you can't conti…
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Comment #48820973
ITT the consensus is they don't actually work better, but, were royalty free. No idea about either, myself.
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Comment #48820953
In project budgeting the material cost difference may well be relatively insignificant
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Comment #48782377
ah yeah, I was on desktop at the time!
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Comment #48770438
I assume it's a MINI, which is made by BMW
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Comment #48752325
https://zcode.z.ai/en There's an `EN` link at top right
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Comment #48740434
> nostaliga is always for the last layer Now there's a sentiment worth Jenny Holzerizing.
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Comment #48691801
I wonder if this will hold as other models with different biases achieve parity.
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Comment #48690223
People don't make this assumption, if you ask (or reflect); arguments however regularly are implicitly predicated on exactly this premise. (Infinite improvement, no; enough improve…