> Do you remember Karateka, Lode Runner, and Cross Fire on the Apple ][? > Our Neo6502kbd brings it all back — an all-in-one retro computer with a real 6502 processor that can emulate the Apple ][ and Oric Atmos,…
If you look at all the threat vectors of a browser from a user perspective, a rogue extension is well at the lower end. If you look at the threat vectors for the revenue of a company like Google, extensions that aren't…
How else can you keep ahead of the bots and their em-dashes other than by the use of pointless condescension and subtle misspellings? I mean, you've got to find a niche somehow.
I see no contradiction. GPT as synonym for AI and llama as symbol for open weights models. The original comment said llama had set something off in the open weights community. And I say you see that with llama.cpp,…
And yet it's not called eleuther.cpp or bert.cpp. And the famous subreddit isn't called r/localbert but r/locallama.
The modern German equivalent would probably be "Sommerloch" [1], describing the time when most politics is on hold because of summer vacations and news outlets try to fill the void with whatever story they find. The…
But you trust Anthropic not do that?!
> [...] probably until we have AGI that can replace employees, maybe even a bit after. Is this what you are looking forward to?
Where did you read up on it? Any good sources you can recommend?
Thank you very much for making me aware of this wonderful artist.
This sounds like an abandoned Async ad for the backrooms.
In Germany and France it was established in the early 1800s. That was when the degree wasn't just a license to teach but you also had to prove you could contribute to research. Oxford was just late to the game. Whether…
> PhDs only were adopted universally in 1917 In Oxford. That hardly counts as universal.
The quote uses "some" and "a few". You're the only one talking about "many" and "most". On quantity, your post and the quote actually agree.
> - "Add these domains with these mailboxes to an SMTP server running on my homelab, forward all incoming and outgoing via mxroute" I laughed reading this. Have you actually tried it? I recently tried to get Claude…
This is why I like Zigbee and am very uncertain about Matter that basically allows (or maybe one day requires) internet access.
I see every version as a remix of the original material, each done with their own take and philosophy. They're not remakes or reboots. The only version that didn't add anything new was the Hollywood movie, which was an…
What kind of history will a totalitarian prison planet write, I wonder.
> get people using that ungodly cheap AI on Chinese servers. These open weights models are also hosted outside of the US and China. That's a very important difference.
> AI proliferation is more dangerous than nukes proliferation This statement is utter nonsense. And if you think about it, it's in exactly the same spirit as calling for a wide ban on science books or education.
It barely made the news inside the US.
Maybe legally banning minors from smartphones instead of from arbitrary websites is the better idea.
Just because you have a reason to agree with something doesn't mean there's no other intention for it. Actually, the more emotionally invested you are in it, the less likely it is for you to question the motives behind…
There was a time when OSS was the only option and ALSA was rarely supported by software. ALSA's dmix also didn't exist from the start. Around 2000 I was only able to play sound from different apps because my soundcard…
> It's intriguing to me how there's seemingly a lot of objections in this thread to the idea that this movement was driven by lobbyists. I realize it's skirting the guidelines but the tone here comes across as some sort…
> Do you remember Karateka, Lode Runner, and Cross Fire on the Apple ][? > Our Neo6502kbd brings it all back — an all-in-one retro computer with a real 6502 processor that can emulate the Apple ][ and Oric Atmos,…
If you look at all the threat vectors of a browser from a user perspective, a rogue extension is well at the lower end. If you look at the threat vectors for the revenue of a company like Google, extensions that aren't…
How else can you keep ahead of the bots and their em-dashes other than by the use of pointless condescension and subtle misspellings? I mean, you've got to find a niche somehow.
I see no contradiction. GPT as synonym for AI and llama as symbol for open weights models. The original comment said llama had set something off in the open weights community. And I say you see that with llama.cpp,…
And yet it's not called eleuther.cpp or bert.cpp. And the famous subreddit isn't called r/localbert but r/locallama.
The modern German equivalent would probably be "Sommerloch" [1], describing the time when most politics is on hold because of summer vacations and news outlets try to fill the void with whatever story they find. The…
But you trust Anthropic not do that?!
> [...] probably until we have AGI that can replace employees, maybe even a bit after. Is this what you are looking forward to?
Where did you read up on it? Any good sources you can recommend?
Thank you very much for making me aware of this wonderful artist.
This sounds like an abandoned Async ad for the backrooms.
In Germany and France it was established in the early 1800s. That was when the degree wasn't just a license to teach but you also had to prove you could contribute to research. Oxford was just late to the game. Whether…
> PhDs only were adopted universally in 1917 In Oxford. That hardly counts as universal.
The quote uses "some" and "a few". You're the only one talking about "many" and "most". On quantity, your post and the quote actually agree.
> - "Add these domains with these mailboxes to an SMTP server running on my homelab, forward all incoming and outgoing via mxroute" I laughed reading this. Have you actually tried it? I recently tried to get Claude…
This is why I like Zigbee and am very uncertain about Matter that basically allows (or maybe one day requires) internet access.
I see every version as a remix of the original material, each done with their own take and philosophy. They're not remakes or reboots. The only version that didn't add anything new was the Hollywood movie, which was an…
What kind of history will a totalitarian prison planet write, I wonder.
> get people using that ungodly cheap AI on Chinese servers. These open weights models are also hosted outside of the US and China. That's a very important difference.
> AI proliferation is more dangerous than nukes proliferation This statement is utter nonsense. And if you think about it, it's in exactly the same spirit as calling for a wide ban on science books or education.
It barely made the news inside the US.
Maybe legally banning minors from smartphones instead of from arbitrary websites is the better idea.
Just because you have a reason to agree with something doesn't mean there's no other intention for it. Actually, the more emotionally invested you are in it, the less likely it is for you to question the motives behind…
There was a time when OSS was the only option and ALSA was rarely supported by software. ALSA's dmix also didn't exist from the start. Around 2000 I was only able to play sound from different apps because my soundcard…
> It's intriguing to me how there's seemingly a lot of objections in this thread to the idea that this movement was driven by lobbyists. I realize it's skirting the guidelines but the tone here comes across as some sort…