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Would kids do better if the AI doesn’t hallucinate?
Would kids do better if the AI doesn’t hallucinate?
keylogging isn’t as bad as seeing EVERYTHING including visuals on screen
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abortion rights that got reversed by facist judges
Good providers, not lovers
16 bit audio is normal like 320kbps mp3 and not low bitrate
Auto HDR… I have one HDR monitor and one SDR monitor and w11 plays nicely, Nvidia app still won’t work with more than one monitor for their version of auto HDR
Firefox was so close to taking all the users from Chrome
Ai is not even truly ai right now, there’s no intelligence, it’s a statistical model made by training billions of stolen data to spit out the most similar thing to fit the prompt. It can get really creepy because it’s very convincing but on closer inspection it has jarring mistakes that trigger uncanny valley shit. Hallucinations is giving it too much credit, maybe when we get AGI in a decade that’ll fitting.
My phone is way thinner than the laptop lid but the cameras front and back are better, even inscreen holepunch camera is better on a phone than any laptop
Actually the code didn’t work for some
with great power, don’t lay off the testing team (force return to office or get fired ultimatums)
Heard linux systems had a similar issue a few months ago
That’s my point, also same with Salt Lake City Utah
Laid off one too many persons, finance bros taking over
To be fair Austin is the least Texan of Texas
4k was fine until I tried watching 8k 60fps HDR on YouTube, disabling IPv6 fixed it. It was weird because speedtest and torrents were completely fine using full bandwidth, just YouTube needed me to disable ipv6
I had network speed issues and the solution was literally to disable ipv6… Fiber 1gbit network still had issues. https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/owbjdl/anyone_else_getting_buffering_when_using_ipv6/
Kids pay for books, openAI should also pay for the material access used for training.