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1 points·by julkali·6 hari yang lalu·0 comments

Google Translate apparently vulnerable to prompt injection

lesswrong.com
59 points·by julkali·5 bulan yang lalu·3 comments

Reticulum Network

reticulum.network
2 points·by julkali·6 bulan yang lalu·0 comments

Recessions have become ultra-rare. That is storing up trouble

economist.com
3 points·by julkali·7 bulan yang lalu·2 comments

Programming built the tower of Babel, AI destroyed it

video.ethz.ch
3 points·by julkali·8 bulan yang lalu·2 comments

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julkali
·5 hari yang lalu·discuss
Please support your claim about (networking) performance of BSD-based systems and Linux with some source(s). It surprised me. Thank you.
julkali
·23 hari yang lalu·discuss
nimby
julkali
·bulan lalu·discuss
no
julkali
·4 bulan yang lalu·discuss
i felt that.
julkali
·4 bulan yang lalu·discuss
because you start internalizing costs
julkali
·6 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Source?
julkali
·6 bulan yang lalu·discuss
I also tried setting my phone to grayscale, but it takes me significantly longer to do useful things, as some UIs are harder to distinguish without color. Have you found a workaround for this?
julkali
·6 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Yes, but only 15-20 years later in the extent expected for 2000. The technology wasn't there yet, just like with LLMs.
julkali
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
https://archive.ph/i0sFU
julkali
·10 bulan yang lalu·discuss
The issue is that the examples you listed mostly rely on very specific machine learning tools (which are very much relevant and good use of this tech), while the term "AI" in layman terms is usually synonymous for LLMs.

Mentioning the mid-1990s' internet boom is somewhat ironic imo, given what happened next. The question is whether "business models mature" with or without a market crash, given that the vast majority of ML money is provided for LLM efforts.