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randomjoe2
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Comment #47233779
The fact that you think declining the cookies gets you privacy is the real grift. The fact that you think you're safe from tracking because of a cookie banner
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Comment #45104114
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Comment #45097537
Oops! I helped spread misinformation to a huge number of people, shoot!
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Comment #45077801
oh wow yeah all of us are chartering planes left and right for privacy reasons, really good point man
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Comment #45065518
Local doesn't refer to "on metal" anymore to many people
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Comment #44990769
If you actually believe this, you're either using bad models or just terrible at prompting and giving proper context. Let me know if you need help, I use generated code in every co…
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Comment #44677481
You think they need to convince you on the concept of AIs in this article?
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Comment #44677473
OpenAI has fallen behind, way behind. Stop trying to benchmark off openai, it's pointless imo. They're not even playing the same game as everyone else.
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Comment #44551809
I mean you're using a VPN, they can't tell the diff between you and a bunch of bots
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Comment #44511939
Someone using git without github isn't an edge case, it's the default
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Comment #44120761
Lots of models CAN handle large contexts, gemini 2.5 pro their latest model can take 1 million tokens of context
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Comment #43489540
Here's what it created based on a text description of your schematic https://i.imgur.com/sGfdtWo.png
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Comment #43019654
Every org is just kissing the orange man's feet, hoping to be blessed with kickbacks
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Comment #43012666
But at a totally different quant, you're crazy if you think you can run the entire R1 model on a single 4090, come on man. Apples and oranges.
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Comment #42230752
Thank god for ublock origin filters, i have all the optional filter lists, I never see those things. EVER.
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Comment #38253309
This is such a naive view of the situation. It's so easy to blame minimum wage workers for all the issues when really it's corporate greed eating into the economy
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Comment #30548405
Amazing way to think about HPIs, thanks for the introduction of this concept.
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Comment #8610331
Well if that's the case then that should apply to anyone on the internet. It'd be much more secure to just not go on the web, so anyone on the web is sacrificing a huge amount of s…