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yeah, i saw this as well. it seems like in the worst case it's a leak of an internal URL seen during RLVR training or something along these lines. Doesn't seem particularly malicious.

Real people! LLMs wouldn't have such a varied distribution of outputs I think ;)

make people pay and this problem is solved. it blows my mind that there is an obvious solution here that we simply refuse to touch because... principle?

Abandoning paid public bathrooms was a mistake. Better to pay a dollar and have a clean bathroom than to have 10x fewer public bathrooms but free.

This feels... excessive. If you wanna regulate AI then regulate AI. This is what Congress is for no? Just seems like a weird way to go about this.

some require less hand-holding than others though

But if the closed-source models can do this without the additional effort, that's a significant gap, no?

At least Quebec actually does have a distinct nation/culture/ethnicity/language.

Yeah I'm really not sure why everyone is shitting on it so hard, I mean it is a cool interactive experience. I understand that present-day Opera has some serious problems, sold to a Chinese company, people feel like it's a separate thing from old Opera, that it's lost its soul, all very fair. But we should be able to evaluate this experience as a separate thing, and it's pretty slick!

I am also surprised it's so low (the number who haven't read). I would have expected 3 in 5 or even 4 in 5 americans to have not read a single book in 2025. I wonder if these stats include "tried to finish a book (and failed)" rather than actual completion stats.

Am I missing something? If the algorithm is interrupted, the list will not be sorted. How exactly does it fit the criteria of an anytime algo?

Wrong post.

Can you explain how you patched the iOS IG app? Seems massively useful if it's not too much of a pain. Please share!

Bit of a weird choice to draw a decision boundary for a clustering algorithm...