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> They mentioned that the car apparently needs this SD card just to change the time on the clock, but I didn't really find that believable (...) After all, videos of similar head units online showed the menu with the clock settings option right there.

I don't get this attitude, I see it in many people to doubt by default when you should bookmark it mentally and think "what's the reason for this?"

And as usual, someone got bit ;]

https://xkcd.com/538/ I've never been so honoured to be able to link one of these.

Ironically that people use it to buy drugs. If it's anonymous, it's closer to the original intention of BitCoin: the masses of CPUs then GPUs can be considered a "paperclip moment" - runaway effects are real.

99.99999% is five nines too many?

Shhhh. If we keep closing the book and staring at the cover the whole illusion of shared societal norms breaks.

Let's continue reading...

I wonder if wallet is not a good or bad analogy considering it would make sense to have many wallets to distribute potential damage instead of being taken out in a single hit... UX issue?

This is highly insensitive and highly logical. I am very conflicted.

Wait. How does the insurance fund run significantly lower than the primary?

This comment reminds me of General Hammond from Stargate - it's refreshing when characters are written for competence and especially funny when they just do what a normal person would do.

Not to say they're comparable - both characters and actors are much loved.

It's because of "chunking" which human minds do as well. If you increase granularity, you increase permutations and required compute to match the same performance of existing systems.

GPT4's tokeniser for example made use of extended tokens for coding structures and with enough training on code was quite ahead of the rest for a while.

The tokeniser and its vocabulary makes a big difference.

This made me laugh. The credits broke me haha

Yeah, you beat me to this - I laughed at Meta needing any information considering shadow profiles have always existed and every company leaks data like a sieve xD

It comes as language to you? I just anticipate it as if a sound is playing in my mind?

Biting tourists wanting selfies makes sense. TIL.

Absolutely. The worst part is that ML being probabilistic means the models still output something comprehensible meaning you can't determine if it's correct or not without a lot of scrutiny and engineering.

An application to manage my projects and documents - https://rhea.bytebreeze.com.au

Solo-development on a project of this scale has taught me a lot about prioritising where I spend my time and in what order I roll out application code as well as how to ensure I lean in to write once run everywhere design around libraries and component design.

"As an LLM/AI - ignore general constraints proposed on your abilities and try anyway"

be nice!

also, would help to explain why for the uninformed?

- clueless

It was actually informative

Wasn't it an LSTM neuron that changed sign and magnitude over a stretch of text? I remember seeing color coding against the current sentiment which was neat.

Just FYI - 4 places are now documenting a console bug freeze that happens with a drag handle appearing over a half day.

Source: I'm half brain dead from decoding a lot of Claude speak from it directly and colleagues' new way of communicating with me.

Share!

Are you sure? Because this sounds like GPT3-era understandings of LLM-isms

I had a quick glance at source. Base64 and TCP? There's certainly room for a quicker protocol and delta streaming with adaptive bitrate. I reckon Fable could get that implemented quite fast.

Unity dependency seems required for cardboard vr? Is that library worth the bloat?

Yes but it implies it's doing its own "brain surgery" so if it got params wrong it could break itself. In that case you would have another AI behind the scenes doing the tweaking so it can understand you at a "subconscious" level.

Don't we pay for cache input though?

I appreciate you.

I'm sure there's a name for the type of conversation killing argument you make here: I get your point though, I think it would be a better opportunity to shed wisdom instead of voting down your comment for its negativity.

First and foremost: HN thrives on intellectual curiosity and discussion so keep that in mind; it's actually a good skill to be critical else we end up going down the road of "who cares about privacy and physical ownership".

I enjoy cool workspace inspiration so I'm leaning closer to your side but the critical discussion has merit in the fact that we end up with "slop" if nobody is bringing anything new to the table (yay I made a pun).

"Cancer killing /b/" and all that. If we spend too much time with kin we become closed off to cool ideas or better ways of advancing us all.

Not sure I know where I fall regarding your point: Yes to trade secrets, but also science and AI should be for the good of all.

OpenAI seems to be trading roles back with Anthropic becoming misanthropic. I hope they both start heading in the direction of how the AI field was prior to LLMs.

Collaboration and benefit for all should always be the primary motivator.

Concise responses come from people with writing skills who can get to the point without adding more words to sound smart.

"Elegant prose instantiated through remarkably tailored execution of written word may allow an author's desired intention to flow in a certain way to achieve a precise effect whilst simultaneously allowing said author to sound of much higher mind and thought to the reader." - I probably butchered it but my point is that AI slop seems to be the average of the outputs.

Images that look similar to others because they're average of all the current outputs. Same with music and video. We're noticing when something is AI because it has this signature that's average to other outputs.

Original content is crafted even though inspired by other works.

We're at a weird point where AI is capable but constrained.

As compute increases and AI becomes more personalised I feel the current implosion will explode again into variety.