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  • Portland Police refuses to punish driver, even though she was caught on video running a red light and slamming into a cyclist

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  • most states have a statute that specifically shields cops against liability for instances where they don't enforce the law. this allows them to let certain people off.

    however, the cyclist can still sue for injury. just the insurance co will use the cop's lack of issuing a ticket against them in court.

  • Pro-Trump owner shocked as grocery store that thrived for 43 years goes bankrupt under his tariffs and policies

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  • how tight is this guy's girdle? my god, I get weirded out every time I see a picture.

  • Bag of words, have mercy on us

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  • that would be great, but they'd have to redo it a bit, so you can peruse the sources to the text it produces from your prompt. I don't think they store that info, but that would be super awesome.

  • Decreasing Certificate Lifetimes to 45 Days

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  • yeah good advice

  • Decreasing Certificate Lifetimes to 45 Days

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  • minor panic, oh, "2028".

  • Lemmy users who say that Lemmy users are smarter than Reddit users

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  • that dong is attached below the knees?

  • Large Language Models Will Never Be Intelligent, Expert Says

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  • there's no emergent behavior in llm's. your perception that there is, is an anthropomorphism, same as with the idea of prediction. statistically "predicting" the next word based on the frequency of input data isn't an emergent property, it exists as a staic feature of the algorithm from the start. at a certain level of complexity, llms appear to produce comprehensible text, provided you stop them in time. that's merely because of the rules of the algorithm. the illusion of intelligence comes merely from being able to select "merged buckets" from the map, which are put together mathematically.

    it is a one trick pony that will never become anything else.

  • Large Language Models Will Never Be Intelligent, Expert Says

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  • not sure what that is supposed to mean. memory != intelligence, or a book would have it.

  • Large Language Models Will Never Be Intelligent, Expert Says

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  • it doesn't predict, it follows a weighted graph or the equivalent. it doesn't guess, /dev/urandom input makes the path unpredictable. any case where it looks like it predicts or guesses is purely accidental, and all in the eye of the observer.

    further, it only posses knowledge to tthe degree that an encyclopedia does. the prompt is just the equivalent of a hash key pulling a bucket out of a map.

    it is literally just a huge database of key-value pairs stored so as to minimize the description length of the values.

  • Windows 11's adoption is much slower compared to Windows 10, claims Dell

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  • OpenAI lays groundwork for juggernaut IPO at up to $1 trillion valuation

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  • Recouping their money from the stock market, typical venture capitalist behavior.

  • Las Vegas deploys world’s first Tesla Cybertruck police fleet

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  • fuck will they lock people in those?

  • Anti Facial Recognition DIY

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  • just drop it out a 2nd story window.

  • Trump Administration Live Updates: White House Changes Course and Will Demolish Entire East Wing

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  • a rouge rogue, even.

  • Trump's $40B Argentine giveaway hits major snag as banks balk at loan: report

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  • More like the rich are giving 60$ and the middle class are picking up slightly more.

  • Which game would you erase from your memory, in order to experience it fresh once again?

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  • And that one time, at bandit camp.

  • Manic Stew

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  • angry cracker

  • This just happened to me, and I did waste 1-2h because of it

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  • it is no big deal if the package dependency for a library just got swept up in the upgrade cycle. if the needed function call didn't change, no problems. else you just get a linker error.

  • This just happened to me, and I did waste 1-2h because of it

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  • yeah that's different