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I think it's a funny idea for an article, and I like the animated graphics. But the article kind of irks me, because I don't think Jev is meant for high stakes decisions in the first place, right? It feels like setting the model up to fail.

That being said, I don't know much about Jev and it could be that I misunderstood what Jev is about. My understanding is that Jev is for cheap and fast decisions for your software. When you have an important decision obviously you don't want cheap and fast. You don't reach for Jev in that case.

I learned from Jeopardy! that this is called algospeak: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algospeak

That was a lot of fun. Top 74%, woohoo!

I should really get in the habit of playing this game and geoguesser.

The link is now down it appears.

It reminded me of the Church of Scientology lashing out at a Suppressive Person.

I could use a triple-bling study...

I want a version of this for manga (for translation). Right now I think the go-to lightweight inpainting model for anime and manga is LaMa which is several years old now and it feels like there is room for improvement.

Similarly, I've gotten a few reasonable results by asking for Microsoft Office 2007 style or the Windows Vista file explorer, stuff like that.

Is that you in the photo? You know, from the back, you kind of look like Conan O'Brien.

WOW. Quietly editing the 4-year-old blog post is super slimy, holy crap. Also seems like since this story was published, they edited the 4-year-old blog post again. The story points out

>But the explanatory paragraph at the bottom of the same post still says the old ones: Inclusion and Transparency. Crandell’s name is still on it. The post now contradicts itself, and nobody wrote a new one.

Looking at the post right now, they've corrected it to Innovation and Trust.

I get it and I'm not trying to get down on you, but I've seen people around say this and it bugs me.

I don't know Japanese at all. Sometimes I use LLMs to translate discord messages into Japanese so I can communicate with Japanese people. Then as verification I translate the messages back (with different LLMs) and they usually come out as a near-verbatim version of what I wanted to say. In other words, they don't come out in the chatgpt style of writing.

If I'm able to do that, then chatgpt should be able to fix your English without chatgpt-ifying the whole comment.

Can smoking tobacco be banned in multifamily complexes currently? I'd think the policy would be the same.

I tried it with Nano Banana 2 through the API just now, and it was content filtering me on both white and black images.

I opened up Hacker News and I saw this right at the top, and I assumed it had started happening to everyone. I thought, good thing I'm not running Claude Code right now.

There's a dropdown on Google Translate that lets you choose "Advanced" mode or "Classic" mode. Advanced mode uses Gemini but it's only available for select languages.