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novaomnidev
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About novaomnidev
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Comment #49136434
Claude 5 really is extremely unpleasant to chat with. I find myself asking “who are you talking to?” A lot. Then I remember it’s a robot. It also writes so strangely (I guess in an…
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Comment #48471919
That is the perfect description. malware! What is sad is that there is no going back from this. Now that we know that they do this, I'll never believe they aren't doing it in other…
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Comment #48469158
These things are like encyclopedias or dictionaries that can speak in first person… Imagine if your encyclopedia tried to hide entries from you, just absurd!
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Comment #48469124
So Fable will intentionally lie to you and give you incorrect outputs, if it doesn’t like what you’re asking. Got it.
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Comment #46580193
And why would we want to do this?
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Comment #44929026
Seems progress basically stopped at davinci
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Comment #44557462
That’s engineering not science
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Comment #43298698
I don’t know, maybe literally any other way?
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Comment #42939255
This is such a good idea. Kind of reminds me of the spirit of the old site stumbleupon
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Comment #40267637
The hugging face demo site doesn't seem to work with any of the examples. It returns an error in every case.
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Comment #40252315
What does swiping left mean? I may not want to collab with someone for a particular project but that doesn’t mean I never want to see their profile again. Also swiping left feels l…
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Comment #38469100
Why is this faster than running llama.cpp main directly? I’m getting 7 tokens/ sec with this. But 2 with llama.cpp by itself
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Comment #38042219
Got this working on an intel Mac
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Comment #37786196
This was written by an llm?
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Comment #35253297
Are brown squirrels disturbing?
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Comment #35112751
That gdp graph doesn’t show what you seem to think it does. For one, you can’t separate the UK from Europe, since the UK being situated in Europe traded the refined goods from prod…
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Comment #34357133
Let’s pretend that it’s true. Now what? Let me guess Europeans magically will have the best “behavior”? That’s all we’re talking about here isn’t it?
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Comment #34356789
Once again, no evidence. Just stating it’s true and obvious. But let’s test it. Are you referring to people like say Papua New Guineans who have very large amounts of Neanderthal (…
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Comment #34356054
> The large differences in human behavior are a direct result of these varying ancient populations. That’s a very strong claim without any evidence. Not only that, it’s the kind of…
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Comment #34313517
Looks like spintax
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Comment #32873692
I don’t think so. When I read that I don’t substitute the proper words in my head as I would with jawn. Also, “whatever” sounds negative to my ear, whereas jawn would be taken neut…
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Comment #32871913
As a Philadelphian, i can sum up the usage of jawn as: a place, a thing or a girl/woman. For example this is a valid sentence: “Person 1: I was at the jawn down the street when tha…
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Comment #23011957
Hmm, This reminds me a lot like Zenos paradox. Also, I’d like to understand how if we can say 99.999... is = 100, wouldn’t we also be able to say 99.9999888999... = 99.9999..., and…
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Comment #23009552
So 99.999..% of the speed of light is just the speed of light?