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Comment #43862164
The people who connect a LLM to their Paypal and CLoudflare accounts perfectly deserve the consequences, both positive and negative.
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Comment #43814468
I believe it's the core of the argument of the author: she wants to link porn to cruelty at several places without offering any argument in favor of it. Paradoxically, I could offe…
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Comment #43814446
That was my first thought: any woman can easily get into any level of "production" now and get direct profit from it, and also leave it without much stigma, sharing the same platfo…
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Comment #43814423
This interview makes no sense. Maybe she actually had some arguments in her book but she didn't express them in this article. Paradoxically, I'd have a more sound argument if I wan…
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Comment #43765582
It's shocking how much American soft power diminished in such a short period. White House documents used to mean something, had a certain weigh, whereas now some of them are simply…
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Comment #43754885
> I suppose it's disruptive but if they just showed basic competence they would probably get away with much more. Yeah but if you were a competent person in a position to work for …
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Comment #43754774
> That last part is actually the easiest, and if you're spending inordinate amount of time there, that usually means the first two were not done well or you're not familiar with th…
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Comment #43745818
> Most kids won't do difficult things if you don't push them. I roughly classify parents in two groups: (1) like the author of the article, (2) like you. Based on my limited observ…
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Comment #43745344
If determinism is a hard requirement, then LLM-based AI can't fulfill it by definition.
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Comment #43735860
Lambdas do require runtime updates. This means nothing happens for a relatively long time and then suddenly the lambda stops working. If you don't have many dependencies, upgrading…
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Comment #43731488
To people downvoting the above comment - could you explain your reasons? You may feel all arguments have already been said on this issue but the situation is different today. And e…
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Comment #43672234
It's all true but they have one advantage over everything from the last two decades or so: latency. Obviously it's double lost if you try to reconstruct just the aesthetics.
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Comment #43663824
> And don't let me get started with Sam Altman. Why not? That's one of the reasons I visit HN instead of some random forum after all.
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Comment #43663752
I just wanted to reply how wrong you are and that the OP's version would be literal if "de" was used instead of "à" but just writing that made me realize that I'm completely wrong …
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Comment #43663730
Are the differences between Google Books and LibGen documented anywhere? I believe most models outside of Google are trained on the latter.
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Comment #43641452
I believe the GP doesn't believe trains have a future in a country that has a long tradition of automobile industry and its lobby is particularly strong. I'd like to offer an alter…
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Comment #43641420
It doesn't bother me that much really but if we want to be pedantic the literal rendering would be be "train at great speed" - this would make your point more pronounced.
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Comment #43632680
Not always and I'm not sure if usually, but in this particular case it's both.
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Comment #43599764
Everybody is different. When I visit the office sometimes, I do it to socialize and talk about things not related to work mainly. And then I get back to do the actual work. If I ne…
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Comment #43594675
But how else do they get the cure to the market? (Provided it works, there are several such announcements every year but the actual progress is mediocre.)
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Comment #43594105
I share the same feeling. Heck, even some books from the 70s and 80s are similar with this respect. I believe those of us who can should try to do our best so that this art is not …
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Comment #43593982
I'd be curious to know what prompt was used to generate this article. I don't mean any offence, most content on the web is generated by LLMs these days one way or another anyway, I…
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Comment #43573576
> I see many in the US thinking that Trump is an idiot. No, he is not. He is a blatant liar. Why not both?
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Comment #43573561
> US tech companies are about to be used as the biggest punching bag in history by the European Union. They’ll negotiate first, for sure, because that’s what the EU likes to do, bu…
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Comment #43569147
Thanks, the documentation tried very hard to avoid defining what MCP stands for.