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  • in developing our reasoning models, we’ve optimized somewhat less for math and computer science competition problems, and instead shifted focus towards real-world tasks that better reflect how businesses actually use LLMs.

    I was just about to say how useless these benchmarks are. Plenty of LLMs claim to be better than Claude and GPT4, but in real world use they've always been more reliable. Claude especially. Good to hear they're not just chasing scores.

  • Uhhuh. "Feedback", read: risk of class action lawsuits from everybody they tried stopping from reaching the support they paid for

  • Wait, why is Fedora making their own flatpaks? I thought the entire point is that they work on any distro and everybody gets the original source from flathub.

  • So the answer, as always, is ban useless, power-sucking, unreliable, copyright-infringing AI.

    That's naive. It's way too late for any of that. If some country decided to ban AI, all the engineers will just move somewhere else.

  • Removed

    Lemmy.ml and its moderation, am I getting something wrong?

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  • TL;DR is that Lemmy was originally created to make a Reddit alternative where communists could talk freely after they got tired of Reddit. Both .ML and Lemmygrad were created by the founders and were the most popular instances by far until we moved here.

    Despite terrible moderation and really questionable activity, the devs never called ML the official instance and encouraged that people spread out to other instances. It's still known as the tankie instance today.

  • Yup, I spotted a few Lemmy accounts that were less than a week old recently. Very nice.

  • The image generation is really bad. Image description capabilities seem good but it'll take time to see if it's better than what already exists.

    They probably just put it out to keep the hype going.

  • I read most of it and yeah, the author almost had a point but just trails off for many, many paragraphs.

  • Goddamn, what an amazing resource. If only Spotify could make something like this instead of trying to push whatever's popular at the time.

  • There's the samsung tab S9 but it's expensive and not exactly what you're looking for. It's 11", has a high resolution 120Hz AMOLED screen, and I can vouch that it's really premium. You can put on a matte screen protector if you hate reflections.

    The problem is that a 90Hz+ oled screen is almost exclusive to high-end tablets, so it's best if you find one used or refurbished if you're just going to use it for reading.

  • This place just needs better moderation. I've said this multiple times before but there is a serious lack of moderation and most admins go dark for long periods of time. Make it clear this behavior isn't okay, ban people who run their mouth, and remove low-effort posts.

  • I literally just got called a snowflake in another thread for saying people should stop posting US politics in general communities. People still wonder why Lemmy has a bad reputation even in the entire Fediverse... Sometimes I wonder why I still bother here.

  • Not geoguessr, but rather the companies actually recording the street like Google.

  • Wrong community for this. Also, cheaper anything can boost fertility. People who have the means to support children are more likely to have children, duh

  • It's because you can actually have discussions on Lemmy, whereas microblogging like mastodon is just "old man shouts at cloud" multiplied by 2 million people. I never understood the appeal.

  • It puts all discussion about it in one community so people who aren't interested could block it.

  • Sounds far-fetched. Everyone knows they trashed their censorship policies to be in good standing with the winning party that's about to come into office.