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hanselot
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Comment #48034739
Is it just me or is the example they use for the locking extremely badly implemented? Why would one ever result at that methodology?
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Comment #43904008
Why do I have 244gb of environments and beat myself up when I delete something to play a game? This deep desire to affect change in a controllable way... This infinite desire for s…
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Comment #40208422
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Comment #39741190
TheBloke dissapeared near the day https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-23496 was published. Of course there has been much speculation on this, I have no more information than …
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Comment #39450876
This is kind of wild. So many of the stuff in the pastebin are blatantly contradictory. And what is the deal with this? EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. Do NOT be thorough in the case of lyric…
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Comment #39438810
I don't have a large amount of time to devote to this. But no, google is not out. They just choke slammed ChatGPT with the Gemini announcement. 10m context with that retrieval rate…
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Comment #39324217
I'll be honest, I did not pass the word Javascript. And I don't think I could be convinced to. Didn't expect people to be so hurt by the truth. Sorry. I just don't trust JS running…
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Comment #39272240
We developed a tool that lets you kind of understand other people if the audio quality is sufficient. With further training we can openly communicate with each other without fear o…
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Comment #39201685
I actually interviewed for a position on this project xD But the science knowledge on my side was way too lacking and I didn't want to slow things down.
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Comment #39178161
2030: Deepfakes are rampant, causing significant issues in politics, entertainment, and personal privacy. However, instead of technological solutions, there is a growing trend of r…
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Comment #39177884
Or as it was known from that day forward. Windows EX, the final evolution of Microsoft's Operating System, running natively in Microsoft's Excel.
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Comment #39177357
Anecdotally, I would like to mention that my partner has been sick for over a month with some kind of lung shit he got from an e-cigarette (vuse something disposable crap). He has …
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Comment #39176770
Don't tell me you condone the violent rapists that objectify men's phalluses. How dare people enjoy their lives.
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Comment #39146015
Google's best model is behind current open source meta. One way to climb rank is to be better. Another is to EEE the open source world by way of siege. This is the business equival…
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Comment #39131327
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Comment #39011128
Is it not a bit disingenuous to assume all open source AI proponents would readily back nuclear proliferation? It's going to be hard to convince anyone if the best argument is term…
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Comment #38914257
Will wait for the next version of the website: whatpwacandosafely.never
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Comment #38793899
Giving examples of bias is as important imo, give it the unbiased facts as well as the biased ones so it can generalise relative objectivity.
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Comment #38733579
Wouldn't you like to know Microsoft powerbi team... But for real I'd get fired if I said...
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Comment #38612512
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Comment #38567988
Watch as they come to downvote you for not welcoming more regulation and nanny state culture, while contributing nothing. There's a reason I leave dead comments on. It's where all …
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Comment #38472894
Because of the recent openai conspiracy maybe?
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Comment #38469666
Not filing your home with more triangulating spyware is a decision.
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Comment #38446970
A pointless endeavour, I agree. So shall we just do away with the labels and agree that people are inscrutable entities beyond the definition of a simple label? We are but one poss…
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Comment #38446151
Couple of years ago 1k context was remarkable. Now we have public domain models with 200k context. Soon they will figure out how to fine tune the context in while conversing. Then …