I think you’re onto something.
It's very strange to me that articles like this get upvoted, because they are coming from this assumption that LLMs are better at everything and that it's notable and newsworthy when there's something that they aren't…
Your computer/phone just performed millions of them in order to display the contents of my comment to you.
Generally when I want to use a calculator, I use an app on my phone or computer. The watts per task is abysmal compared to a desk calculator. The app is less efficient only in an abstract, impractical way.
If performance per joule is important in this loosely-defined hypothetical scenario, then it's important. If it's not, then it's not.
That's just semantics around the word "performance".
And if you give the LLM a simple calculator MCP, then the calculator's outperformance disappears.
My dog outperforms the world's top researchers in an unassisted 100 meter sprint.
> Like what? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_foodborne_illness_outb... If a product isn't nationally consolidated, it can't have a national foodborne illness outbreak.
Ironic, given the title of the post.
Under US law, you have a nearly absolute right to not answer police questions.
What am I looking at? It's a link to a Windows update from 2016?
I believe an open source ranking algorithm is antithetical to good search, sadly. It hands spammers a recipe for how to push past legitimate sites to dominate the search results.
This is a strange concept to me. When companies add additional features to a product I use, I generally want to be notified about them so that I can make an informed decision about whether I want them enabled or…
What do you mean by "locked to Mozilla's AI"? Mozilla doesn't host an AI chat bot to my knowledge.
Torbrowser is a fork of Firefox, not a user. I'm not going to bother looking this up because pigs aren't flying yet, so I'll just state it as fact: the torbrowser fork does not include any of Firefox's AI code or…
Firefox development is funded almost entirely out of Google's massive donations to Mozilla. For Google, it's no more than a regulatory hedge - something they can point at and say that Chromium and Webkit are not a…
I can't imagine a quality random sample could come from 52 users who self-selected to participate in a browser beta, then self-selected to post about it in a thread on the Mozilla Connect forum. The reactions to…
I use AI in Firefox all the time. Obviously it seems like I'm in a minority. * I summarize articles. * When I need more context to understand an article, I ask AI what I'm missing. * When I'm writing up something…
Chrome = Google.com Edge = Microsoft.com Safari = Apple.com Seems like Firefox is now the outlier, not the other way around. Now Firefox is the only browser with a home page domain the same as its common name. (Note:…
Git itself is a safeguard against "expunging all traces". It preserves history permanently.
> A degraded fleet is worse than no fleet here, there is no 2 are down, 8 are up here. Ethereum runs at 100% throughput with 100% of its security guarantees, all the way up to a 33% outage of its validator set. So it…
Society is a scam. Everyone else already owns all the good stuff by the time you're born. Wake me up when you can manufacture a Bitcoin mining ASIC by yourself starting with sticks and rocks.
> We don’t know exactly what happened between 0 and 1, but it’s not really that important, other than it’s “externally verifiable hash”, eg PoW. Whether or not someone ran a particular piece of software on their…
> it was a split (not downtime) There were several significant double-spends. People were able to create fake transactions and scam each other. Preventing people from sending fake transactions is Bitcoin's one reason…
I think you’re onto something.
It's very strange to me that articles like this get upvoted, because they are coming from this assumption that LLMs are better at everything and that it's notable and newsworthy when there's something that they aren't…
Your computer/phone just performed millions of them in order to display the contents of my comment to you.
Generally when I want to use a calculator, I use an app on my phone or computer. The watts per task is abysmal compared to a desk calculator. The app is less efficient only in an abstract, impractical way.
If performance per joule is important in this loosely-defined hypothetical scenario, then it's important. If it's not, then it's not.
That's just semantics around the word "performance".
And if you give the LLM a simple calculator MCP, then the calculator's outperformance disappears.
My dog outperforms the world's top researchers in an unassisted 100 meter sprint.
> Like what? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_foodborne_illness_outb... If a product isn't nationally consolidated, it can't have a national foodborne illness outbreak.
Ironic, given the title of the post.
Under US law, you have a nearly absolute right to not answer police questions.
What am I looking at? It's a link to a Windows update from 2016?
I believe an open source ranking algorithm is antithetical to good search, sadly. It hands spammers a recipe for how to push past legitimate sites to dominate the search results.
This is a strange concept to me. When companies add additional features to a product I use, I generally want to be notified about them so that I can make an informed decision about whether I want them enabled or…
What do you mean by "locked to Mozilla's AI"? Mozilla doesn't host an AI chat bot to my knowledge.
Torbrowser is a fork of Firefox, not a user. I'm not going to bother looking this up because pigs aren't flying yet, so I'll just state it as fact: the torbrowser fork does not include any of Firefox's AI code or…
Firefox development is funded almost entirely out of Google's massive donations to Mozilla. For Google, it's no more than a regulatory hedge - something they can point at and say that Chromium and Webkit are not a…
I can't imagine a quality random sample could come from 52 users who self-selected to participate in a browser beta, then self-selected to post about it in a thread on the Mozilla Connect forum. The reactions to…
I use AI in Firefox all the time. Obviously it seems like I'm in a minority. * I summarize articles. * When I need more context to understand an article, I ask AI what I'm missing. * When I'm writing up something…
Chrome = Google.com Edge = Microsoft.com Safari = Apple.com Seems like Firefox is now the outlier, not the other way around. Now Firefox is the only browser with a home page domain the same as its common name. (Note:…
Git itself is a safeguard against "expunging all traces". It preserves history permanently.
> A degraded fleet is worse than no fleet here, there is no 2 are down, 8 are up here. Ethereum runs at 100% throughput with 100% of its security guarantees, all the way up to a 33% outage of its validator set. So it…
Society is a scam. Everyone else already owns all the good stuff by the time you're born. Wake me up when you can manufacture a Bitcoin mining ASIC by yourself starting with sticks and rocks.
> We don’t know exactly what happened between 0 and 1, but it’s not really that important, other than it’s “externally verifiable hash”, eg PoW. Whether or not someone ran a particular piece of software on their…
> it was a split (not downtime) There were several significant double-spends. People were able to create fake transactions and scam each other. Preventing people from sending fake transactions is Bitcoin's one reason…