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I’m not, and now I want to
I’m not, and now I want to
X is the worst social media app. Ftfy
Your 1 sentence makes more sense than the slop above.
Wtf are you even talking about.
Holy shit. Dunning Kruger is fully engaged in these post comments
Hallucinations, like depression, is a multifaceted issue. Training data is only a piece of it. Quantized models, overfitted training models rely on memory at the cost of obviously correct training data. Poorly structured Inferences can confuse a model.
Rest assured, this isn’t just training data.
Yup 🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️
So…
reject 121;
In your dhclient?
Rust is a “shitlang”?
Ok.
Sounds like a bunch of people here don’t understand the graphql use case or implementation. I’ve used it projects and works no worse than other solutions, and met the requirement of not having to update tons of code when queries are refactored. It’s not right for everything, but the same is true for anything.
Well this sucks. I used it when I traveled, public hotspots and such. Worked fine. I never found them intercepting traffic, and I use private DNS. I don’t think they can get into tls connections yet, so as long as your apps are secure, it’s just as reasonable a risk as a public wifi.
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I guess my point was that locking all that knowledge and troubleshooting behind chat interfaces, and obscuring it from search engines makes the internet worse
What they said.
But what if Alphabet buys Proton!?