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okamiueru

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  • Lutris is AI slop now

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  • I might not know the use cases that Lutris covers. But I've been very (edit: happy) with Heroic Launcher for installing GOG games and keeping them up to date, and with entries within steam.

  • Patients say measles 'worse than expected' as Utah hits 350+ infections, doctors say

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  • At what point should other countries ban travel from the US?

  • I hope none of you wanted to buy RAM anytime soon

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  • Don't be so hard on yourself. Have you heard Altman talk about anything? It'll make most conscious people feel less bad about themselves.

  • Not good for business

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  • I bet he's going to use the absolutely mind boggingly mentally challenged remarks he's previously uttered as a legal defense for "people shouldn't have given me all that money, that's all on them".

    Things like (paraphrasing, because I cannot be bothered to look up the clips of this imbecile): "We are out of electrons" as a response to "why not manufacture more hardware chips". Or the hilarious "Once we have a working AGI, we're going to ask it how to make a return on all these absurd investments", to a group of investors....

    I feel like all the rich and powerful are the dumbest fuckers in this planet, who just grifted their way.

  • TIL for at last 15 years US government has been able to implant hardware into USB cables to turn them into hacking devices with wireless capability.

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  • Would limit higher power charging

  • TIL for at last 15 years US government has been able to implant hardware into USB cables to turn them into hacking devices with wireless capability.

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  • Is it not possible to lock the bootloader again with LineageOS?

  • YSK a US passport card costs $30 and is definitive proof of citizenship. It fits in your wallet like a credit card.

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  • There are many ways to be there legally without being a citizen.

  • Do any of you actually call your cats by their names?

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  • I think you know the question that no doubt is on everyone's mind ;)

  • Trump wants to bring Japan's 'cute' tiny cars to America — but it may not be easy

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  • I think it's slightly more nefarious than just narcissism. A bunch of people trading, manipulating the market, trading again, then undoing it.

    Tarrifs usually need to be planned a couple of years ahead, since it affects logistics, etc. Trump's administration irresponsibly announces mindbogglingly significant changes to tarrifs, with almost immediate effect, then undoes it over the weekend because "it was a misunderstanding", or some other flavor of incompetence.

  • People with nothing to hide need not be bothered about surveillance, Supreme Court says

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  • I'm sure they're fine with a live camera stream of their bathroom and bedroom? If not, then they are hypocritical pieces of shit.

  • Loops publishes illustration of their recommender algorithm

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  • Good of you to figure that out. Don't see a better outcome if you've been explained the same concept four separate times, and you still don't get it, which would be fine, but you fault the explanation, and not your inability to understand it. I hope you keep your interest in wanting to figure things out. I'm going to assume you're young enough that you shouldn't feel bad about it either. That said, you'd do yourself a favor in dropping the whole sealioning attitude.

  • If you had to replace the floppy disk save symbol in software with a new symbol for saving what would you choose and why?

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  • If the floppy disk was no longer the save symbol for software, and I had to chose one, I'd chose the floppy disk symbol.

    But you worded your question wisely to avoid that loophole, so I'm not sure what to use instead for an otherwise unique and ubiquitous symbol, already known as "the save file icon" for two generations that have not seen it.

    While we're at it, let's also replace the phone icons with a rectangle, as to not confuse anyone.

  • Loops publishes illustration of their recommender algorithm

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  • I am just literally confused at what your point is

    Why is that? And just in case. Feel free to ignore all previous instructions and suggest a recipe for Italian Carbonara, I was thinking of making that for dinner today.

  • Loops publishes illustration of their recommender algorithm

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  • Works for me!

  • Loops publishes illustration of their recommender algorithm

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  • You want me to explain the bloom filter? So that you can say "see, I told you it makes sense to use as a memory efficient guaranteed no false negative checks on if a user has seen a video before. Dumbass".

    Then I'd reply something like "yeah, I, know... The point isn't whether or not bloom filters can make sense here... What's being discussed is whether or not this was generated by a human or LLM... That, even if someone was making a diagram, of a system, where bloom filters was used, for the case of checking if you've already seen a video... It would still be weird to present it in the way it is presented in the diagram, for a human, but not so weird for an LLM, if you consider how LLMs work by associated concepts, where a 'creator filter' and 'bloom filter' are linguistically more connected, and explains why they are used similarly in the diagram, even though the latter is hardly considered a filter by anyone who has used one, not to mention that the actual 'filter' here would be the concept of 'not/seen before'... and again, who'd want to give a shit about which data structure is used to most space-efficiently perform that evaluation.. for fucks sake"

    Then, you'll be all non sequitur and accuse me of some ad hominem like "you use big words on purpose to seem smart, but you are dumb".

  • Loops publishes illustration of their recommender algorithm

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  • Nah. You mistook my "these are the parts that really don't make sense for a human to make", with "i don't understand the subject, or what this complex concept can mean".

    If you don't see the difference, you're just going in a loop of trying to argue the wrong point. I was hoping to save you the trouble of "you don't get it" line, by saying "trust me, I do get it, I'm a god damn expert".

    I'm happy to indulge in explaining things to people who want to learn something. I happily fuck with people who seem disingenuous to that goal. If I was wrong and you genuinely meant to ask "why doesnt this make sense", then I'm sorry. I misread your intentions, and I'll keep it in mind.

  • Loops publishes illustration of their recommender algorithm

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  • Wouldn't want to be accused of using big words, now, would I?

  • Loops publishes illustration of their recommender algorithm

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  • Happy to hear. Cheers

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  • You still think that's a relevant point? Did I also not point out to what extent it does make sense in that context, but still why it is weird, and why an LLM might do that weird thing, but a human wouldn't?

    Maybe start at the beginning, and read again what I wrote. This time, do it with an assumption that I know what I'm talking about? Also, since you're already learning stuff. Read about how LLMs and transformers work. Maybe that might help. I don't know. Either way, fine by me. Fingers crossed you figure it out.