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kjfaejgoaeijhei

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About kjfaejgoaeijhei

this place is no good. time to look away.

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    Comment #44811258

    the default windows browser has somewhere between a 5% and 13% market share. i think you're the one overestimating the power of defaults here.

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    Comment #44811166

    if chrome ever ends up with a majority browser share on ios/ipados, apple won't have any way to keep up. at this point, google already almost 100% controls web standards, and they …

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    Comment #44811113

    if you hate privacy, want more ai in your browser asap and don't care about battery life and performance, yeah, sure!

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    Comment #44811087

    i kind of agree - although all of this does end up indirectly benefitting google. while the project is open source, they're the ones maintaining the project, and believing that the…

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    Comment #44810644

    to anyone who believes this is good news: enjoy your chrome monoculture in a few years when apple stops developing safari

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    Comment #44102677

    That's an extremely interesting observation, it kind of reminds me of some of the traps bayesians sometimes fall into... (not saying bayesian reasoning can't be very useful)

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    Comment #44102627

    Definitely interesting how LLMs seem to be very good at reinforcing confirmation bias...

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    Comment #44102598

    You can read the original research article here: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.241776 It will tell you exactly where the numbers are coming from - the compari…

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    Comment #44102565

    The article doesn't, but you can go to the "more information" section and keep digging: "To systematically assess differences between LLM-generated and human-written summaries, we …

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    Comment #44102509

    To quote the article: "Chatbots were nearly five times more likely to produce broad generalisations than their human counterparts." The following might be rude and unkind, but at t…