idk why, but I hate watched the whole thing. My only thought is that it is unfair to dunk on Microsoft for not protecting their kernel after they were stopped from doing so by anti-monopolist bullshit from EU www.youtube.com/watch?v=6K4e...

"But don't you dare eat too much meat or ask chatgpt stupid questions"

Hey, now I realize why Youtube disabled fullscreen scrolling recently. They were preparing for another useless redesign. Yay, now everything moved slightly and scrolling shows recommended videos to hook you more. Sigh...

That timeline is just 🤌

Great idea

That would be a hilarious outcome

I also enjoy my TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable in production (or when users encounter it)

Seems like watching video at 3x and using ublock is destroying my YouTube feed recently, I haven't been getting any decent recommendations for quite some time...

That acronym is used by like one deranged person (or maybe by small cluster of deranged persons), why even give it any recognition?

and this is how I realized that Chrome disabled my ublock origin (AGAIN)

Why 50 people suddenly followed me in one day?

randomly stumbled upon this chart in a cooking video and realized how far from average I am with my 30 houses by the age 35...

I cannot read that, Gemini can.

can't feel the AGI when hundreds billion dollar company chatbot freezes looping with 100% CPU after making an excel file for me

just watched my first technical video at 4x. AMA

Chrome on mobile constantly thinks that some random tabs of mine opened couple minutes ago are actually "inactive tabs" from 21 days ago.

well, well, well

New AirPods Pro? Come on, I just bought the second one...

Basically, fill in the middle task, but the fill part is the reasoning trace

Why can we post images/video on social media, but cannot attach arbitrary files?

Ambitious version of 'doing stats' would be not revising job estimates by 50% after half a year but updating the job numbers in real-time the second you pressed button to accept your offer in DocuSign (or at the effective date of your resignation on the other side).

I wonder, how many targets will be destroyed in the first week if Russia decided to suddenly redirect these waves into any country other than Ukraine. 800 drones per night (plus half a hundred missiles of all kinds, not even counting 'dumb' gliding bombs, regular weapons, artillery and small drones)

omg, Google, what is the difference between AI Mode and Gemini? (not to mention AI Studio)

This tracks my experience (and also usage on random things) very well. I particularly like how ChatGPT uses non-trivial searches like "well, that info should be in regulatory filings somewhere, let's use that" and also uses specific vocabulary, etc.

Likewise, I hate the idea of downloading whole Node and stuff because some insane people write CLI tools in JS/TS...

Latency by percentile distribution charts ftw (from danluu.com/percentile-l...)

Modern corporations (look at you Google and OpenAI) should fucking learn how to support users from these corporations. If AOL could support dial-up up to this moment means you could support your shit without deprecating it with zero notice.

So OpenAI brought back fucking 4o out of all models and everyone is like "great, they listen the community, what an awesome company"?

I don't understand why providers can't just ADD models. Maybe move other models deeper and deeper into UI to discourage usage but why randomly and abruptly cut the access? No other product or service is expected to work like that, especially when capabilities of different options are so different.

Why everyone's else edits are fine and my always like "bad photoshop" shorts?

and they say AGI is near and artists are cooked

why does gpt-oss has knowledge cutoff June 2024? like, come on!

Whole 100 seconds of video?

oh, wait... that was ADDITIONAL checkbox you had to click, not just share button, lol. and they indeed removed that feature now. This is why we can't have nice things: everything is graded by the bottom 1%

And people think that training an LLM is costly and in the realm of trillion dollar companies. Come on, it is a fairly mundane thing to spend quarter a billion dollars on something that doesn't even have any useful artefact in the end...

Moral panic was a lie? What a revelation

funny how qwen bros are dropping a model every day and everyone is like "wow, they are killing it", meanwhile before we were getting like 20 models in a single release and nobody cared about anything except the top model.

TIL that paperswithcode is no longer with us. RIP, you were ahead of the time before being strangled by Meta

> Claude 3.5 Sonnet from Anthropic, Gemini 1.5 Flash from Google, Llama 3.1 from Meta, and GPT-4o from OpenAI Nice study, but instantly outdated even though it is a preprint, imagine final full journal publication in 2027 with these results, ha-ha.

That's a great idea, I hope this one isn't dying in couple years like all others before (or being bought and buried by Google)

Q: how many posix-compatible microkernels written in rust are we at now? A: Yes, please

What many "retvrn to nature" people don't understand is that there will be 10 billion people soon and every one of these people is deserving and STRIVING to live no worse than these eco-cultists from California. And they will fight for their way there if needed. And that means that we need...

Everyone I know is personally doing just fine, but THE WORLD somehow is going wrong.

quadrillion tokens? that's dope

"failures led to catastrophic data loss" I wonder if we, as humanity, even capable of reporting factual things about the world without overly dramatizing it. Reality: to random users yoloed `rm -fr` via 'agent' on a random folder and AI roleplayed being sorry about that. See, I got my AI do same

To the collection of testimonies about Claude capabilities with Rust. Another one I saw today was from CTO of Turso. Seems like the current Claude is genuinely the first LLM capable of writing some working Rust.

TIL: the reason why single box of Ethernet cable contains 305 meters of said cable. To answer the original post: well, a box of cable is a good start for such a young boy but of course mature human male should strive for at least a dozen in his lifetime.

Say what you want about AI hallucinations and being useless but having almost all knowing oracle (at least in popular technical fields) is really convenient and awesome. "hey, o3, I got this error compiling cargo tool on my system, what do I do?" -> bam, 3 different solutions (and working).

Tired of constant freezes on Intel iGPU I switched to Nvidia dGPU and after reboot USB got completely broken (thanks to o3 for fast debugging: something, something usb filter drivers to blame). Now I can open settings and browser and other 'modern ui' apps without mouse freezing for 3 seconds, wow.

Holy shit, that's an awesome and well researched talk. I wish we had more people thinking along these lines and so these paradigms were more prevalent (and better documented/explained/defended) www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo84...