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- Comment on Announcing ARC-AGI-3 - An benchmark that tests if AI can explore, learn, and adapt in unfamiliar situations. Humans score 100%. Frontier AI scores 0.26%. 1 day ago:
That’s what games are? I really don’t see how it is an unfair comparison to you. How would you change it?
- Comment on Announcing ARC-AGI-3 - An benchmark that tests if AI can explore, learn, and adapt in unfamiliar situations. Humans score 100%. Frontier AI scores 0.26%. 1 day ago:
Is this a gotcha? Not sure where you got the “visual” from, but yes it is best human performance vs best LLM performance
- Comment on Was just watching THE Newsroom Clip. Does JD still hold water? Or have we gone way past that? But in your opinion what if anything makes America great??? 1 day ago:
Yeah, that’s just money divided by population, it says absolutely nothing on the average citizen’s wealth.
Most wealthy per capita, yet seems like the majority of people have 0 savings and live paycheck to paycheck.
- Comment on Micron says driverless cars and robots will need 300GB of RAM 3 days ago:
No way they would make it upgradable or user serviceable lol
- Comment on No Ansible, No LDAP: How to use single sign-on for app/server access across multiple servers 3 days ago:
How do y’all feel about FreeIPA? I deployed it a couple of times and I quite like it, but it’s not something you can whip up in an hour or two. The list of gotchas and “deployment considerations” all but guarantee you’ll have to reinstall the server at least a couple of times.
- Comment on How are you supposed to pronounce "Macklemore"? 4 days ago:
Isn’t “Hey Macklemore, can we go thrift shopping” canon?
- Comment on The FCC decided that all foreign-made consumer-grade Internet routers are prohibited from receiving FCC authorization and are therefore prohibited from being imported for use or sale in the US. 4 days ago:
They don’t want to, they already have it and just don’t want people to be able to avoid it.
en.wikipedia.org/…/Communications_Assistance_for_…
requiring that telecommunications carriers and manufacturers of telecommunications equipment modify and design their equipment, facilities, and services to ensure that they have built-in capabilities for targeted surveillance
- Comment on That's how the world works. 5 days ago:
But hey, at least both floods and droughts are becoming more common which is great for crops!
- Comment on PwC will say goodbye to staff who aren't convinced about AI 1 week ago:
It’s the biggest racketeering scheme in history and seems like everyone wants in
- Comment on If I were to go out steal 34 cars. And charged with 34 felonies. One per each car. Could I not use the presidents case in defense of my own? Why or why not? 1 week ago:
most other modern judicial systems
Citation needed. Most of the “modern” countries use civil law en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_law
- Comment on Nvidia's DLSS 5 Is a Slap in the Face to the Art of Video Game Design 1 week ago:
Nvidia is a Slop in the Ass
Fixed
- Comment on In theory vs. in practice 1 week ago:
What software is that? Can’t tell if it’s 3D modeling or CAD
- Comment on Gaysadilla 1 week ago:
Big Black Qock
- Comment on Pokemon tree of life 1 week ago:
This is cool, but why the hell is it published by the straits times? Lol
- Comment on Firefox's beta feature "Smart Window" shared browsing and search history to AI models without prompting 2 weeks ago:
I’m willing to give them a pass since this was a development build and while someone probably should’ve thought of it, it’s the kind of bug that can happen. If this was the public release it would be a lot more outrageous.
- Comment on Biological computer with real human neurons learns to shoot in Doom 2 weeks ago:
Is this a Boltzmann brain in a universe where only Doom exists?
- Comment on Installs 200 mods on a 20 year old game. 2 weeks ago:
Rule 35
- Comment on Privacy-Focused Proton Mail Aids FBI in Uncovering ‘Stop Cop City’ Protester’s True Identity 2 weeks ago:
Depending on how you register the domain, there are some registrars that require no info at all. One of those paid with Monero creates no links to your identity.
But yes, self-hosting does not shield you from court orders. If they find you they can still access your shit, depending on how much your country’s infosec police gives a shit and/or how closely they cooperate with US agencies.
- Comment on LibreOffice criticizes EU Commission over proprietary XLSX formats 2 weeks ago:
So, a bribe with the proper bureaucratic steps?
- Comment on Microsoft patents system for AI helpers to finish games for you 2 weeks ago:
Don’t forget paying for the AI “service” too
- Comment on Microsoft patents system for AI helpers to finish games for you 2 weeks ago:
Just watch a movie at this point. I started playing old games because I was missing the feeling of staring at a screen for a solid minute with no idea how to proceed and having to figure it out for yourself, or repeating the same section again and again slowly conquering what seemed impossible on the first try.
- Comment on Privacy-Focused Proton Mail Aids FBI in Uncovering ‘Stop Cop City’ Protester’s True Identity 2 weeks ago:
Again, they did not “aid” nor “give” that information. They were legally obliged to do so. There was never a choice. This could’ve happened with literally any company, E2EE stops them from being forced to turn over the emails themselves, but basic account metadata (creation date, payment methods, contact details, potentially IP access logs) will always be available. What you can do is limit the amount of information a provider requires/saves (for which Proton is a good choice) or don’t rely on a company at all and roll your own email server.
- Comment on Oracle Layoffs: Tech giant to slash 30,000 jobs as banks pull out from financing AI data centres | Company Business News 2 weeks ago:
Makes Larry Edison rich
- Comment on The Myth That Wind Farms Are a Guillotine for Birds Is Being Debunked by Hard Data 3 weeks ago:
Almost like birds have eyes and a brain
- Comment on Nearly Half of Europeans Want X Banned if it Continues to Break the Law 3 weeks ago:
More than half are ok with any company breaking the law?
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Only in the latest USB revisions, which are fairly recent
- Comment on OpenAI Is Developing an Alternative To GitHub 3 weeks ago:
Wasting resources is literally AI’s main thing
- Comment on China claims breakthrough with world’s first ducted eVTOL that can lift nearly half a ton 3 weeks ago:
Tilting like helicopters and multicopters, you don’t need a dedicated directional thrust, just vectoring
- Comment on China claims breakthrough with world’s first ducted eVTOL that can lift nearly half a ton 3 weeks ago:
Yes I do know that, but I am not aware of any aircraft that is “a VTOL” but only does vertical take off and landing
- Comment on China claims breakthrough with world’s first ducted eVTOL that can lift nearly half a ton 3 weeks ago:
Does the definition of VTOL not include the ability to transition to forward thrust? Looks cool but I’d just call it a multicopter