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Me neither, though LLMs also provide services that don’t involve personal or sensitive data

This site supposedly attracts the brightest of us

What gave you that impression?

This is cool! I personally really dislike having AI on the leaderboard as it feels completely antithetical to human play.

Just today as I pushed some changes to Github, I was thinking how user-unfriendly Git's UI is:

    Enumerating objects: 5, done.
    Counting objects: 100% (5/5), done.
    Delta compression using up to 10 threads
    Compressing objects: 100% (3/3), done.
    Writing objects: 100% (3/3), 290 bytes | 290.00 KiB/s, done.
    Total 3 (delta 2), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
    remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (2/2), completed with 2 local objects.

From the documentation, it looks like Lore does a bit better in this regard:

    Pushing 1 fragment(s)
    Pushed 1 fragment(s), 124.00 bytes
    Pushing a3f8c2d1... to branch main
    Pushed revision 1 -> a3f8c2d1... to branch main

It seems macOS Golden Gate (the upcoming version) fixes quite a few of the problems with Tahoe, so you might consider skipping Tahoe entirely.

This is definitely a good point. I imagine the max capacity for video models is significantly lower than for text models (there just aren't as many professionals in video as there are people who write text or code) but I could be wrong.

For now at least, you can turn Apple intelligence off entirely in settings.

Unless I'm missing something, there's also nothing in the paper to indicate this is "all of human ingredients"? It looks like it's 11 data sources covering a bunch of common cuisines, with the English + Chinese sources accounting for 90% (!) of the dataset. Among others, Africa and the Arab world are not present in the data (good for about 25% of the global population).

Also, all non-English terms were AI-translated to English which is methodologically understandable but surely leaves room for error.

Yeah agriculture is bad for the environment, but at least it feeds us to keep us alive

This is true, but don't forget a _lot_ of agriculture feeds _animals_ that we in turn eat. If you want to make optimal use of land for human needs, most modern agriculture is not that.

Genuine question: do you add 'please' and 'thank you' to Google searches? If not, what sets them apart?

"Update your priors" is a common expression in English: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/update_one%27s_priors#English

I don't mean to sound elitist, but in a way, Haskell's difficulty is kind of the point of the language.

The thing that's so elegant about Haskell is that it allows you to express programmatic constructs at a very abstract level. Abstraction is almost by definition difficult to grasp. That's why it takes a decade and a half for (most) people to go from arithmetic to calculus.

RIP my browser history, I guess

What in the world is “other native” supposed to mean? Those languages don’t have names?

What's even worse is that when dealing with human software teams, a vague requirement will (at least in a well-run org) receive demands for further specification. "What do you mean by 'get data'?", etc.

An LLM will just say, "Sure! Here's the fully implemented code that gets the data and give it to the user. " and be done with it.

Bit off topic but why in the world are people still posting on medium? The reading experience is abhorrent; I couldn’t even finish reading this article before a full screen popup literally blocked the sentence I was reading.

Is there some incentive I’m not seeing?

And I’m sure the boundary on what constitutes ‘badness’ is something everyone can agree on!

My take is that music _can be_ an art but it can also be other things, the same way sequential photos played back quickly can be an art but can also be a screensaver.

(I say this as a musician if that gets me extra cred somehow.)

If you need to ask about what people on Twitter are talking about, Grok is really good for that obviously.

Isn't that why OP was asking about racism?

Man, that before-after slider on the home page makes me so sad... YouTube used to just be random people sharing cool stuff, and those de-sensationalized titles really brought me back to that time for a second! Cool stuff.

That hasn’t gone away, so I don’t think that’s the difference that makes a difference here.

I will, thanks!

A lot of people are posting their similar projects in this thread. Is there anyone making a markdown knowledge management app that feels truly Mac-native, i.e. written in AppKit or SwiftUI rather than as a web page with an Electron/Tauri/whatever wrapper?

(No offense intended to OP, this looks like a cool project; I'm just looking for something else.)

Hong Kong? Taiwan? Uyghurs? Tiananmen Square? Tibet?

Maybe I'm stupid and naive but I just don't really see how any of this is _fundamentally_ different from Photoshop. Trusting the images you're looking at on the internet has been impossible for a long time. That's why we have institutions and social relations we place trust in instead.

Australians (and I presume other Commonwealth countries) default to paracetamol

The same is the case in the Netherlands.

Or just chromebooks with a web address blocklist.

Does anyone know of a trustworthy third party that scrutinizes Apple's claims? I'm accusing Apple of lying, but I'd like to get more context than "100 percent recycled cobalt". That sounds great, but what about all the other metals? What does 'recycled' mean here, exactly? And so on.

The camera and headphones are composited in, pretty sure the skyline is shopped in as well (the shadows on the desk should be much harsher given the bright sky), same with what's on screen. The displays being mirrored for no reason doesn't exactly help sell the reality of it either.

The bookshelf is looking sus too.

I wonder why Apple doesn't 'just' delete the notification data associated with the app from the internal database when the user deletes the app? It seems like asking for problems to just keep old notification content around forever.