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If you stood outside the grocery store and asked people if they were “familiar with the browser Helium,” how many people would you reckon you’d ask before two people say yes?

I agree with you, but… wag your tung?

rough writeup at if you’re curious how other dev teams are approaching it.

Ah thank you, I will read " " and tell my peers and colleagues how we’re closing the evaluation gap.

The fix isn’t to write your own five sentence response, it’s to let an LLM write your response for you and post without any proofreading.

Schools teach percentages at the age of 10… ouch.

I think 1-2-Switch and Labo use it as well, but ultimately the IR sensors are basically unused.

I wonder how much it cost them to include it in every set of joycons, compared to how much they made selling games that use it.

The only good things I have to say about the joycons are that they enable you to play a few 2 player games with only the base set (tablet + 2 joycons), and that I made some money shellswapping/repairing parts for people who didn’t feel confident in messing with the very delicate ribbon cables.

Other than that, they are uncomfortable, fragile, and prone to all sorts of failures. Thw inclusion of HD rumble was a waste of money, as well as the unused infrared sensor.

As far as I understand it is decently true, but not to the extent that they would be incapable of doing what they’re achieving. Either way you’re right, it doesn’t refute your claims in any way - those researchers are still doing work in China for Chinese companies, regardless of where they got their education.

Even the article you linked states that there is no definitive evidence on the source of the fire.

BYD claims a contractor mishandled equipment and ignited insulation material, which sparked the greater incident. Others speculate that a faulty battery was the source of the fire. Nobody is talking about body panels… and a faulty electric motor definitely can start a fire.

Nobody knows for certain yet, so I don’t know why you’re painting such a strong narrative… other than to antagonize BYD with sensationalism.

-1 soft power -1 soft power -1 soft power

I watched the video yesterday! Here are links for those interested:

Something very weird is happening on Tinder (YouTube)

Something very weird is happening on Tinder (Invidious mirror)

The article mentions Grok being antisemitic and making non-consensual sexual images of people… But zero mention of the CSAM issue? Really?

It’d be cool to see a compatible tip with some additional breakaway segments to bypass the logo law.

Never underestimate AMD’s ability to miss good opportunities.

4K vs 8K on a 49" screen across the room is going to have much less of a noticeable difference than 4K vs 1080p on a 24" screen a foot or two away (dancing around the boundary of retina).

I think an 8K 42" would make a great single monitor for productivity, I just can’t imagine driving 8K at idle is very efficient if there aren’t software/firmware solutions to recognize non-moving screens.

If my 3600X has taught me anything, it’s that AM4 platform is truly a long-haul legend.

Yes, libre in French and Spanish mean free, but specifically as in freedom/independence and not cost (gratuite/gratis).

Yes, that too.

Grok must be tired of switching between mechahitler mode and trying to logically think through questions.

They’re just not compatible, and yet somehow they keep trying to force it.

(I know, LLMs do not have feelings or get tired)

Oh, certainly. The reason I focused on speed is because an idiot using a shoddy LLM may not notice it’s hallucinations or failures as easily as they’d notice it’s sluggishness.

However, the meaningfulness of the LLM’s responses are a necessary condition, whereas the speed and convenience is more of a sufficient condition (which contradicts my first statement). Either way, I don’t think the average users knows what hardware they need to leverage local AI.

My point is that this “AI” hardware gives a bad experience and leaves a bad impression of running AI locally, because 98% of people saw “AI” in the CPU model and figured it should work. And thus, more compute is pushed to datatcenters.

Infinitely better, as long as your network and encoding are set up properly. At the very least, you won’t need the ice bricks.