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If you talk about movies that tell about dangers of AI, you can start with Terminator 1 - from 1984.

And you probably could find some earlier sci-fi too.

They spend their money from Google on a lot of things but not theit core product (Firefox), so it juat kept losing market share.

They killed extensions. They introduced signed extensions - and then forgot to renew the certificate. Mozilla employees build what they want, not ehat users want etc.

I saw those and sadly none of those works not provides solution to "Error: stream failed" that happens like clockwork.

I found this one:

https://www.jetbrains.com/help/toolbox-app/remote-agent-time...

But it requires me to reinstall android studio because jetbrains toolbox cannot find it... because I installed ir on D:

On a side note Android studio atill creates hundred of megabutea of hidden stuff on C:

If those billions were poured in research it could bring results too.

Thank you for your reply. I use LM studio (local server), but can switch to a different tool.

Do you know how to switch it in LM studio?

What I see is that: android studio gives "Error: stream failed" and in LM studio server I see it is still working, then says that client (=android studio) disconnected.

So I assumed it was a setting in android studio.

Apologies for asking here but literally nobody knows:

Android studio connected to a local model disconnects automatically after 10 minutes. How set this limit to 12 hours or remove it completely?

I could run my LM studio model all night... but I cant, since Android studio times out after a hard limit of 10M.

This is not related to number of tokens.

I tried Googling, searching for settings in Android studio, even created a stackoverflow post - but zero information. Jetbrains mentions "remote agent timeout mechanism" - but after changing it, nothing happens.

Does anyone know how to disable the 10 minute timeout in Android studio when using a self hosted model on local machine?

It always auto disconnects.

There is a streamer who plays Diablo 2 by listening to the AI advice and it is quite funny since it is pretty clear that most of the advice is an amalgamation of random, often incorrect advicem

I wonder if it is the same for programming or not, but I vibe coded an android app just to see if I can and it just works. It required a lot of "build the code and correct the errors" pushing though. For example requested code in kotlin but received something else.

Sorry for asking here, but nobody seems to know.

If I self host a local model is there some way to make Android studio not time out after 10 minutes?

Something is wrong with this websites scroll. Perhaps due to pictures loading. It feels that you scroll but see the same pictures.

If someone drops the Taylor Swift discography there, does Cloudflare get righs to it too?

Is this some "smart" way to get the Books2 dataset and claim it was uploaded by its owners?

Thank you for sharing this.

This vision is absolutely horryfying, yet at same time incredibly interesting.

That is actually a really good point.

However Ticketmaster is a monopoly. There are (still) alternatives to Steam.

But yes, it is getting into a monopoly, or oligopoly position.

The results?

By random googling I found that they have 200 million active users, who bought 16 billion in gross merchandising value?

18 thousands of games launched there per yer?

Arguably if someone is in PC gaming, they at least know what Steam is?

Suprising amount of people do not know how to read time from the "classical" watches and clocks (those with hands).

Reason is very simple - they dont own clocks with hands when theh are kids.

It feels as if OP independently invented the concept of six sigma.

Six sigma is a bit cultish, but overall the concept is quite clear - quality.

98% in a restaurant is horrible, because restaurants usually issue more than 100 meals per day. So 2% rate would mean a problem every day.

Although usually the distribution here would be different 98 good days and 2 bad where hundreds get food posioning..

When will Microsoft stop doing Windows 10 security updates?

I have a 10 year old laptop with 32GB of RAM, GTX 970 6GB and an SSD. For many things it is better than any 16GB work issued laptop (that often come with integrated cards - so you wont be able to run any AI model on them). Although the old ssd is starting to show its age (perhaps a full system reinstall would solve this, other option is to get a new one).

The old laptop does not have UEFI so it could not get the (free for some time) Windows 10 to 11 upgrade.

I am smart enough to install Firefox on it and update it, but the official Windows 10 updates will stop coming soon.

I was effectively kicked out by Microsoft because my device is "old". Even if it is beefy enough to browse the internet and watch youtube.

Note that I bought a new beefy laptop now that I hope to use for the next 5+ years (hopefully more), but who knows if they wont come out with some new idea, like UEFI 2.0 for Windows 12 - that again will mean we need to buy new hardware and new windows.

On an unrelated note I want to turn the old laptop to a linux machine - for fun and learning, but dont have the time for that.

People have to eat. They dont need to play games, especially bad games.

Or they play some indie game like Among Us and not some big studio expensive game.

Why are you using internet then? The (highly optimized) HN server sits in a rack too.

So you want to use the internet but dont want the data center in your backyard?

What is the AI safety crowd exactly?

Dont we have a thread here how the model allegedly leaks responses what is "normal" safety? (Not "agi will become skynet" safety - what is mostly a rehash of terminator 2 story)

Comment by Borja is a great example of eternal September.

Closer to an engineer than the hacks described above.

I disagree. People's lives depend on money earned from youtube.

Or good spies who steal the secrets + few years of subsidies to give runway for the new companies

Any source that confirms the 99.99% quality?

Reminds me of this

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16833100/why-does-the-mo...

Is this GDPR territory with fines up to EUR 10 million or 2% of a company’s global annual turnover? Not sure what are the fines for some random person though

It is funny how StarCraft Brood War runs circles around C&C games - people still play it online, there are still 20k dollar tournaments in Korea... the game is just more fun to play and to watch. It received an official remaster too that was only a graphics update

Meamwhile people make threads about RA what was a bad game even when it came out - "strategy" was to made few overpowered towers, then mass tanks and flood the computer with them. Mutliplayer was tanks + dogs, so the first shot of the enemy tank was wasted on your dog.

I guess it depends on the library.

When I was writing my masters thesesis most rare books had to be requested - they wpuld bring them from the archive.

The books you could freely take was mainly Stephen King and year 1 stuff.

They registered what you requested and returned (to prevent theft)

The incentive to find the extra point would partially disappear.