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  • Netanyahu is happy to supply daily news that enrage folks against Biden-Harris.

  • Right-wing extremists leading Israel know very well what to do to keep this conflict going. They’re making sure that any peace period will be temporary.

  • Can codium install extensions from the marketplace?

  • Once there’s a benchmark, LLMs can optimise for it. This is just another piece of news where people call “game over” but the money poured into R&D isn’t stopping anytime soon. Wasn’t synthetic data supposed to be game over for LLMs? Its limitations have been identified and it’s still being leveraged.

  • I believe that’s Apple talking to Google, not anything local you can own.

  • Real headline: Apple research presents possible improvements in benchmarking LLMs.

  • The cars were probably also being nudged just in case.

  • If you tell corporations there’s a way to increase lock-in and decrease account sharing, they’re gonna make it work.

  • Something like NextDNS as a no-brainer? It works but hits the limit of the free tier if people use it beyond their phone.

  • I used to recommend uBlock as a no-brainer, now folks really need to change towards a better browser.

  • Everybody talks about Florida man and forgets Florida woman.

  • Member when we had already decided he was a corrupt criminal heading for jail? Guess he upgraded to just being a dumb weirdo.

  • Hit me with your best music recommendations from ugly people.

  • So this election is just a maga shooting spree?

  • Best entrenched base wins. Go vote and take your friends.

  • Old news? Seems to be a subject of several papers for some time now. Synthetic data has been used successfully already for very specific domains.

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  • Normification is a facet of our undemocratic capitalism. As you see yourself as a consumer of the internet and not a citizen, you mostly assume that a thing being

    1. popular
    2. monetizable
    3. and convenient

    is always preferable.

    So the internet continues to have a huge potential to host many cool places, but

    1. they can't reach users that might be interested
    2. gaining support from small donations is difficult
    3. and they can't integrate a complete set of features, accessibility, design and content moderation.

    If you ask an average internet user about these places, it's a common response to say they're weird as in not normal. If you dig a bit for what they mean, it's usually the above. Nobody is there, it can't make money and it doesn't have all the things.