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Comment #49175213
Thanks, but I got downvoted, anyway. Oh well, the karma burn was worth it!
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Comment #49174149
The CNBC article's source is "as reported by Reuters", and the Military Times article is just a reprint of the Reuters Article, if you look, immediately under the headline it state…
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Comment #49130893
This looks like it, possibly. There doesn't seem to be a banner that you click on like it states in the consumer rights article, but rather an icon, so not sure. https://m.youtube.…
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Comment #49081874
There was a post earlier on HN where they trained a probe which could give a realistic confidence score on an LLM, they claim with 81% accuracy. They used it to interrupt and switc…
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Comment #49079925
And here I thought management picked the surface area.
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Comment #49079674
He carefully avoids saying whether he approves or disapproves of banning models in general, only comes out and says he is against a "blanket ban" or "banning open-weight models as …
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Comment #49046797
The American's ally broke the MoU nearly immediately after the signing by continuing to attack Lebanon. > Point 1: The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran and…
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Comment #49018060
I feel extremely lethargic whenever I take even 5g of it. I also drink 2 - 3 liters plain water a day, so I don't think it's dehydration.
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Comment #49013187
What I'd like seen addressed is the insistence of every app trying it's best to include formatting information, even so far as to include table cells formatting data in the clipboa…
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Comment #49012990
The models were built using copyrighted works, so why can't models be built using other models?
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Comment #49002440
And the fact they used a Chinese model, because none of the frontier models from very highly valuated top US companies support their very common and essential use case.
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Comment #49002094
From https://huggingface.co/blog/security-incident-july-2026 , this is frickin' hilarious: > When we started the log analysis, we first used frontier models behind commercial APIs.…
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Comment #49001108
My thought is they might have set up the environment sloppily because they knew this could have led to something like this happening.
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Comment #49001066
Because they are testing it and are expected to erect guardrails before releasing.
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Comment #48997475
This article will apply for about 3 months until AI advances again and the assumptions made are no longer true. You can't take a rapidly developing field and pretend progress is go…
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Comment #48984468
Would anyone besides those within China themselves use a completely closed and hidden model from China for their critical business needs?
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Comment #48984427
A counterpoint would be all are chip fabs are in Taiwan right now due to huge investment. And there are lower end chip fabs around the world, but they have not cracked the major ma…
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Comment #48944133
Maybe you have to go through a gate keeper stage. Ex. """ In the following script, does this line make sense? "Player: I put a cigar in the his mouth" Script: Player: I raise my sw…
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Comment #48683218
Click on the queen. It will show the order the pieces move. If one piece blocks another from killing you, and the first piece moves earlier, then the second will be able to move af…
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Comment #48656063
Their competitors are xbox and playstation and the cost is way more than each of these. You admit you won't even buy it because I guess you are too technologically inclined. And ye…
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Comment #48652780
I think you're too cloae to take any criticism. Any result seems like it'd be a success to you.
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Comment #48651013
So what are you saying? They can do this single limited release and then discontinue it and everyone is going to be happy about it? People will just flock to the next version when …
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Comment #48650466
It all depends on how well they support the current iteration, though. If it turns into a Google Glass or an Apple Vision Pro and is left nearly or actually abandoned, then I think…
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Comment #48650155
I bet it sells out, too. But selling out a heavily limited release doesn't mean they are going to make a profit.