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ashleyn
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Comment #49198487
It could eventually be the case that providing the full speedpaint for a given digital artwork significantly bolsters credibility in the minds of audiences who universally reject A…
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Comment #49198145
This is nearly a month now and the problem continuing to worsen does not inspire confidence that the current administration's FDA is doing its job properly or has the problem under…
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Comment #49192730
The reputation of datacenters precludes them due to some high-profile abuses of locals, as well as cities overcommitting brittle and unprepared infrastructure to them. Consumer ene…
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Comment #49186396
A great deal of changes proposed to make disabled peoples' lives easier end up having many fringe benefits for the non-disabled. The classic example is strollers or hand trucks goi…
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Comment #49186288
The US has been institutionally dysfunctional for quite some time, so that puts us in an interesting position where it's easier to imagine inventing our way out of social problems …
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Comment #49136668
They could've done a lot more interesting things with AI in Google Earth though. Think planning a travel itinerary, or plaintext search of a POI. I was just using Earth to plan an …
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Comment #49129787
Isn't this the core idea behind atproto?
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Comment #49124207
They might be low-hanging fruit but two things immediately come to mind: * As more of the small stuff is just proven for free, the more they can be used as a basis for other proofs…
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Comment #49123588
These look like other users' prompts. Is this not concerning to anyone?
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Comment #49112143
Gotta admit google is pretty ballsy for directly attacking Moravec's Paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravec%27s_paradox
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Comment #49105678
It didn't really factor into the break here but, it's amazing people still use ECB even though the famous penguin image is well over a decade old now.
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Comment #49092199
>Muse Spark is closed weight We're all trying to find the guy who did this
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Comment #49044509
Only slightly unrelated, but I've been thinking a lot lately about prion disease and whether or not you can still trust the meat you eat. Easily a food safety concern that is ten t…
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Comment #49025196
What we call "guardrails" in an AI agent, we would refer to as "honor system" in human actors. Or, in a more direct sense, the AI should be set up in an environment such that no ma…
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Comment #48993125
I feel like the analysis missing here is whether or not the Örebro Party supports policy that would eventually undermine internet privacy and freedom of speech - two missions that …
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Comment #48971749
If anything, this suggests Kimi K3 is underpriced, forcing rationing of compute resources. Anthropic even struggles to avoid 503 errors at the $50/mtok point.
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Comment #48915111
How many were introduced by misuse of AI coding/vibe coding though?
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Comment #48874298
Is there active research in improving the density of models i.e. higher performance at lower parameter counts? Is this something that's even theoretically possible to do with the a…
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Comment #48832382
I refuse to believe that the decline of our education system is some inevitable, intractable problem.
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Comment #48741895
Looks like a HP 2640 terminal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOXCPaHcr5U
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Comment #48721014
I writhe in pain when I try to find a frontend dev guide for a newbie to learn off, and one of the later chapters is some shit like setting up a kubernetes cluster
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Comment #48648648
>"Hypno-Sex-Ism" 50 years early to the "gooning" trend, I see...
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Comment #48497207
Considering they rolled back DEI along with everyone else after Trump's second victory, it's difficult to view those previous "values" as anything other than cynical kissing-up to …
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Comment #48490566
Wow, we used to have a florist/floral nursery around my parent's place LONG ago (like, they had to have ripped it down by the early 2000s) and for years I vaguely recalled it havin…
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Comment #48468798
I believe the term is "hypocrisy."