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Comment #49164293
I agree. Source: I am an Azure user.
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Comment #49141135
Didn't we get enough of this fight 20 years ago? Let's not piss off Dave Winer again. Reminder: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better
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Comment #49140919
The headline and the deck of the article are contradictory. The headline claims art "invented humanity" while the deck says art allowed us to "find out who they really were." One i…
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Comment #49064118
Because it occurred more than once, my first thought was it must be a British variant. But I guess not.
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Comment #49047336
Sincere question: do we know enough about human intelligence to support that last assertion?
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Comment #48973656
So then you need to ask: Why did they use a deliberately faulty LLM? They could have easily used a mainstream LLM from the past 18 months and it probably would have been less work …
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Comment #48973115
Here is what the study says: "The LLM used in our experiments (Step 3.5 Flash) answered such questions incorrectly almost without exception. We also checked some state-of-the-art L…
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Comment #48972663
Agreed, the headline says "AI advice made people three times less accurate". But if we really want to know how accurate these people were, we need to know how accurate the AI syste…
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Comment #48961715
There's another misdirection here as well. Much of this mess doesn't just affect children. It's really pretty bad for everyone.
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Comment #48955003
Oh wow, that is impressive and gorgeous. I love that I can get a bespoke horsehair leather brush for my binder. Not sure I would be allowed to write in it without a matching Japane…
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Comment #48954360
I've been trying binders instead of notebooks (especially the mini-binders from folks like Maruman). Binders allow you to easily remove and add pages (and tabs, dividers, etc). Thi…
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Comment #48868708
> Democracy came about because it was optimal for a power seeking government, not out of the kindness of their heart It's not clear in this context what you actually mean by "gover…
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Comment #48867887
I guess it's obvious, but haven't really thought about this. Back in the day we had media companies and advertisers. Magazine publishers/newspapers/TV Studios on the one hand and t…
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Comment #48867785
Meta seems to be completely tone-deaf when it comes to products and features. I wonder if this is a function of a single person, surrounded by people with little incentive to disag…
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Comment #48845734
Same. Stopped after two words. Gave me the same feeling as taking a timed software developer screening.
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Comment #48807158
Did a similar thing, but went with Kagi + Orion. Also happy to have a few more free cycles from not thinking about Google.
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Comment #48778364
Of course you might be right. But if we look at our past ability to predict the future by extrapolating from the present and recent past, you might also say it is naive to think th…
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Comment #48778049
> ChatGPT launched in November, 2022. Opus in December last year. Do you see where this is going? Maybe this is tongue-in-cheek, but in case it's not. No, nobody does. Consider tha…
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Comment #48720339
I feel like having an account on a Meta site is today’s equivalent of being a smoker.
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Comment #48712929
When I was in school we started with "manuscript" writing, which is detached letters similar to a typical sans-serif typeface without the two-story `a` and other fanciness. We then…
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Comment #48712894
If anyone is interested, here is a link where you can download the study: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/221770027_Correlati... I few interesting bits — it does involve c…
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Comment #48712808
That's been my experience as well. I'm just curious about cursive writing specifically.
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Comment #48712527
> I think everybody should be able to write cursive As someone who has hated both reading and writing cursive since middle school, I'm curious what is significant about cursive spe…
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Comment #48615354
It's not just CORS that's hard to understand. Many (most?) developers don't really understand the threat model. And even when it's explained it hard to see why it's a big deal. Par…