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deegles
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About deegles
github.com/deegles
(diego at vokkal dot co)
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Comment #46693077
I run mine in a docker container and they get read only access to most things.
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Comment #46322454
not to be antagonistic but are we paid to learn stuff or to build stuff? I think it's the latter. if we have to learn something it's only so that we can build something in the end.…
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Comment #46307812
I think their downfall will be the fact that they don't have a "path to AGI" and have been raising investor money on the promise that they do.
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Comment #46258843
with enough packets you can trilaterate an approximate locatuon. adding random jitter will just delay it a bit.
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Comment #46164755
I mean... did we really expect the content owners to roll over and let the streaming platforms capture the potential profits?
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Comment #46063779
but are the GLP-1s reducing inflammation or is it a side effect of the reduced caloric intake? does it matter?
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Comment #45795329
I'd like to see hard data on the outage rate of systems with and without their input
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Comment #45704152
Would you characterize opiate addiction as an abundance of neurotransmitters? You're missing the forest for the trees.
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Comment #45512272
> computer systems that can open chrome, start a video chat with somebody, go back and forth for a while to achieve a task, then hang up... all the pieces are there, though I suspe…
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Comment #45353869
no, letting misinformation persist is counterproductive because of the illusory truth effect. the more people hear it, the more they think (consciously or not) "there must be somet…
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Comment #45236578
I think they mean serious in scientific terms, not in policy making.
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Comment #44987018
That's fair. Reliable access to a 70% expert is better than no access to a 99% expert.
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Comment #44978791
> it's hard to imagine a AI that can competently code that doesn't have an LLM as a component. That's just it. LLMs are a component, they generate text or images from a higher-leve…
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Comment #44978679
You know, you're right. It -also- sucks at those tasks because on top of the issue you mention, unedited LLM text is identifiable if you get used to its patterns.
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Comment #44977053
> We're clearly seeing what AI will eventually be able to do Are we though? Aside from a narrow set of tasks like translation, grammar, and tone-shifting, LLMs are a dead end. Code…
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Comment #44976963
I tried using agents in Cursor and when it runs into issues it will just rip out the offending code :)
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Comment #44934511
Are there legitimate organizations to donate to that are effectively evacuating people?