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📬 DuckDuckGo-KI übernimmt Reddit-Hoax: Trump für tot erklärt
#KünstlicheIntelligenz #Kurios #Desinformation #DonaldTrump #Duckai #duckduckgo #JDVance #KIHalluzinationen #KISuchmaschinen #r poisonai #Reddit https://sc.tarnkappe.info/2187d2 -
📬 DuckDuckGo-KI übernimmt Reddit-Hoax: Trump für tot erklärt
#KünstlicheIntelligenz #Kurios #Desinformation #DonaldTrump #Duckai #duckduckgo #JDVance #KIHalluzinationen #KISuchmaschinen #r poisonai #Reddit https://sc.tarnkappe.info/2187d2 -
📬 DuckDuckGo-KI übernimmt Reddit-Hoax: Trump für tot erklärt
#KünstlicheIntelligenz #Kurios #Desinformation #DonaldTrump #Duckai #duckduckgo #JDVance #KIHalluzinationen #KISuchmaschinen #r poisonai #Reddit https://sc.tarnkappe.info/2187d2 -
📬 DuckDuckGo-KI übernimmt Reddit-Hoax: Trump für tot erklärt
#KünstlicheIntelligenz #Kurios #Desinformation #DonaldTrump #Duckai #duckduckgo #JDVance #KIHalluzinationen #KISuchmaschinen #r poisonai #Reddit https://sc.tarnkappe.info/2187d2 -
📬 DuckDuckGo-KI übernimmt Reddit-Hoax: Trump für tot erklärt
#KünstlicheIntelligenz #Kurios #Desinformation #DonaldTrump #Duckai #duckduckgo #JDVance #KIHalluzinationen #KISuchmaschinen #r poisonai #Reddit https://sc.tarnkappe.info/2187d2 -
I don't like #AI. I think it's problematic in a lot of ways, that I won't repeat here as I believe you heard these (very much true) arguments 100 times.
But #DuckAI helped me quite a lot yesterday, and I don't know how to feel about that. By curiosity, I made it write #elisp code to create new useful commands for #emacs which will help me in my everyday work (for example `C-c m` now creates a PDF using `pdfmom -k` so I don't have to use a terminal at the same time when I use #groff, `C-c t` adds `/|` before some punctuations signs following French typographic rules, …). These functions are very simple, most of you here could have written them by hand in less time than it took me to write the prompts, but I'm no developer, and don't have the time to become one, unfortunately. They work as intended (I can control that as, again, they're simple things), and I more or less understand them, as the #LLM described them. I even asked it questions to understand some parts of the code, and it answered (correctly it seems; I checked and as far as I can know, its answers seem legit), so I was able to modify them by hand to fine-tune them. One was wrong, but when I sent it the error message, it corrected it and explained the error to me.
It didn't feel like I was relinquishing brain power; in the contrary I learnt things. I could have done that by hand, and I would have learnt far more, but it would have taken months and I don't have months: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
I still think that LLMs are a problem for our societies, but even more so than I thought as it seems to be actually useful in some cases.
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I don't like #AI. I think it's problematic in a lot of ways, that I won't repeat here as I believe you heard these (very much true) arguments 100 times.
But #DuckAI helped me quite a lot yesterday, and I don't know how to feel about that. By curiosity, I made it write #elisp code to create new useful commands for #emacs which will help me in my everyday work (for example `C-c m` now creates a PDF using `pdfmom -k` so I don't have to use a terminal at the same time when I use #groff, `C-c t` adds `/|` before some punctuations signs following French typographic rules, …). These functions are very simple, most of you here could have written them by hand in less time than it took me to write the prompts, but I'm no developer, and don't have the time to become one, unfortunately. They work as intended (I can control that as, again, they're simple things), and I more or less understand them, as the #LLM described them. I even asked it questions to understand some parts of the code, and it answered (correctly it seems; I checked and as far as I can know, its answers seem legit), so I was able to modify them by hand to fine-tune them. One was wrong, but when I sent it the error message, it corrected it and explained the error to me.
It didn't feel like I was relinquishing brain power; in the contrary I learnt things. I could have done that by hand, and I would have learnt far more, but it would have taken months and I don't have months: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
I still think that LLMs are a problem for our societies, but even more so than I thought as it seems to be actually useful in some cases.
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I don't like #AI. I think it's problematic in a lot of ways, that I won't repeat here as I believe you heard these (very much true) arguments 100 times.
But #DuckAI helped me quite a lot yesterday, and I don't know how to feel about that. By curiosity, I made it write #elisp code to create new useful commands for #emacs which will help me in my everyday work (for example `C-c m` now creates a PDF using `pdfmom -k` so I don't have to use a terminal at the same time when I use #groff, `C-c t` adds `/|` before some punctuations signs following French typographic rules, …). These functions are very simple, most of you here could have written them by hand in less time than it took me to write the prompts, but I'm no developer, and don't have the time to become one, unfortunately. They work as intended (I can control that as, again, they're simple things), and I more or less understand them, as the #LLM described them. I even asked it questions to understand some parts of the code, and it answered (correctly it seems; I checked and as far as I can know, its answers seem legit), so I was able to modify them by hand to fine-tune them. One was wrong, but when I sent it the error message, it corrected it and explained the error to me.
It didn't feel like I was relinquishing brain power; in the contrary I learnt things. I could have done that by hand, and I would have learnt far more, but it would have taken months and I don't have months: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
I still think that LLMs are a problem for our societies, but even more so than I thought as it seems to be actually useful in some cases.
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I don't like #AI. I think it's problematic in a lot of ways, that I won't repeat here as I believe you heard these (very much true) arguments 100 times.
But #DuckAI helped me quite a lot yesterday, and I don't know how to feel about that. By curiosity, I made it write #elisp code to create new useful commands for #emacs which will help me in my everyday work (for example `C-c m` now creates a PDF using `pdfmom -k` so I don't have to use a terminal at the same time when I use #groff, `C-c t` adds `/|` before some punctuations signs following French typographic rules, …). These functions are very simple, most of you here could have written them by hand in less time than it took me to write the prompts, but I'm no developer, and don't have the time to become one, unfortunately. They work as intended (I can control that as, again, they're simple things), and I more or less understand them, as the #LLM described them. I even asked it questions to understand some parts of the code, and it answered (correctly it seems; I checked and as far as I can know, its answers seem legit), so I was able to modify them by hand to fine-tune them. One was wrong, but when I sent it the error message, it corrected it and explained the error to me.
It didn't feel like I was relinquishing brain power; in the contrary I learnt things. I could have done that by hand, and I would have learnt far more, but it would have taken months and I don't have months: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
I still think that LLMs are a problem for our societies, but even more so than I thought as it seems to be actually useful in some cases.
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I don't like #AI. I think it's problematic in a lot of ways, that I won't repeat here as I believe you heard these (very much true) arguments 100 times.
But #DuckAI helped me quite a lot yesterday, and I don't know how to feel about that. By curiosity, I made it write #elisp code to create new useful commands for #emacs which will help me in my everyday work (for example `C-c m` now creates a PDF using `pdfmom -k` so I don't have to use a terminal at the same time when I use #groff, `C-c t` adds `/|` before some punctuations signs following French typographic rules, …). These functions are very simple, most of you here could have written them by hand in less time than it took me to write the prompts, but I'm no developer, and don't have the time to become one, unfortunately. They work as intended (I can control that as, again, they're simple things), and I more or less understand them, as the #LLM described them. I even asked it questions to understand some parts of the code, and it answered (correctly it seems; I checked and as far as I can know, its answers seem legit), so I was able to modify them by hand to fine-tune them. One was wrong, but when I sent it the error message, it corrected it and explained the error to me.
It didn't feel like I was relinquishing brain power; in the contrary I learnt things. I could have done that by hand, and I would have learnt far more, but it would have taken months and I don't have months: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
I still think that LLMs are a problem for our societies, but even more so than I thought as it seems to be actually useful in some cases.
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I have an #AnkerSolix #SmartMeter for which the current sensors were installed in the wrong orientation and therefore I can’t use it.
So, having an electrical engineering degree from >30 years ago, I think I could just reverse the polarity of the wires from sensors to device. But I’m not sure and it’s 240 volts and much too many amperes for me to do this without knowing I wouldn’t roast myself.So I asked #duckAI and got this. So do I trust GPT5mini when I don’t trust myself?
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I’ve added three new Duck.ai tools: a Spotlight-like quick chat switcher, a local, quick-pick prompt repository, and a keybindings cheat sheet.
All three are userscripts, so you can pick and choose what you want to use.
Links in the blog post. MIT license.
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I’ve added three new Duck.ai tools: a Spotlight-like quick chat switcher, a local, quick-pick prompt repository, and a keybindings cheat sheet.
All three are userscripts, so you can pick and choose what you want to use.
Links in the blog post. MIT license.
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Dice #DuckAI, de #DuckDuckGo, que «Todos los chats son privada» [sic]. 😑
La problema es difícil, el mano es grande y la mapa es chica! Hay mucho gente. El libro es de mí. Ella es casada con él. Yo llamé por él. Ahora estoy esperando a que él me llama. Él es más alto que yo soy. Yo vivo acá desde 5 años. Conozco que él viene mañana. Soy cansado de toda la vida. Estoy embarazado, pero estoy bueno en fútbol. Yo lavo mis manos. Me duele mi cabeza. Busco por mi perro. Gracias para la ayuda.
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AI fail!
But what's 11 orders of magnitude anyway? -
AI fail!
But what's 11 orders of magnitude anyway? -
AI fail!
But what's 11 orders of magnitude anyway? -
AI fail!
But what's 11 orders of magnitude anyway? -
AI fail!
But what's 11 orders of magnitude anyway? -
Rimane l'ASSURDO fatto che per sottoscrivere #DuckAI uno si debba scaricare l'app #DDG:
Di fatto per avere un po' di anonimato e il rispetto della privacy che ti proprio rubano aziende come Google, per pagare #duckduck devi avere un account Google!
Non è una cosa semplicemente assurda?!?
Siamo nel 2025, hanno creato un servizio mostruosamente complesso e sofisticato per proteggere la privacy delle persone, e non riescono ad implementare un semplice sistema di pagamento sul loro sito...
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Rimane l'ASSURDO fatto che per sottoscrivere #DuckAI uno si debba scaricare l'app #DDG:
Di fatto per avere un po' di anonimato e il rispetto della privacy che ti proprio rubano aziende come Google, per pagare #duckduck devi avere un account Google!
Non è una cosa semplicemente assurda?!?
Siamo nel 2025, hanno creato un servizio mostruosamente complesso e sofisticato per proteggere la privacy delle persone, e non riescono ad implementare un semplice sistema di pagamento sul loro sito...
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Rimane l'ASSURDO fatto che per sottoscrivere #DuckAI uno si debba scaricare l'app #DDG:
Di fatto per avere un po' di anonimato e il rispetto della privacy che ti proprio rubano aziende come Google, per pagare #duckduck devi avere un account Google!
Non è una cosa semplicemente assurda?!?
Siamo nel 2025, hanno creato un servizio mostruosamente complesso e sofisticato per proteggere la privacy delle persone, e non riescono ad implementare un semplice sistema di pagamento sul loro sito...
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Rimane l'ASSURDO fatto che per sottoscrivere #DuckAI uno si debba scaricare l'app #DDG:
Di fatto per avere un po' di anonimato e il rispetto della privacy che ti proprio rubano aziende come Google, per pagare #duckduck devi avere un account Google!
Non è una cosa semplicemente assurda?!?
Siamo nel 2025, hanno creato un servizio mostruosamente complesso e sofisticato per proteggere la privacy delle persone, e non riescono ad implementare un semplice sistema di pagamento sul loro sito...
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Rimane l'ASSURDO fatto che per sottoscrivere #DuckAI uno si debba scaricare l'app #DDG:
Di fatto per avere un po' di anonimato e il rispetto della privacy che ti proprio rubano aziende come Google, per pagare #duckduck devi avere un account Google!
Non è una cosa semplicemente assurda?!?
Siamo nel 2025, hanno creato un servizio mostruosamente complesso e sofisticato per proteggere la privacy delle persone, e non riescono ad implementare un semplice sistema di pagamento sul loro sito...
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Aggiornamento: #DuckAI ha introdotto oggi un nuovo modello, stavolta #Opensource => #GTP-OSS 120B
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Aggiornamento: #DuckAI ha introdotto oggi un nuovo modello, stavolta #Opensource => #GTP-OSS 120B
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Ho voluto provare il ridicolo #suno (creatore musica con AI) per creare una canzone rock softmetal dedicata a #trusk
Ho creato il testo con #DuckAI (con #Llama) dando un mio prompt lunghetto sui pericoli della loro oligarchia per il mondo e l'Italia che gli va dietro come servi, e poi nello stile di #suno gli ho chiesto un brano softrock con venature hard e voce stile #Nek e #timoria
Da questo ridicolo esperimento che ha contribuito ad inquinare il pianeta nasce:
=> "Oligarchi in Gioco"
😎
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Ho voluto provare il ridicolo #suno (creatore musica con AI) per creare una canzone rock softmetal dedicata a #trusk
Ho creato il testo con #DuckAI (con #Llama) dando un mio prompt lunghetto sui pericoli della loro oligarchia per il mondo e l'Italia che gli va dietro come servi, e poi nello stile di #suno gli ho chiesto un brano softrock con venature hard e voce stile #Nek e #timoria
Da questo ridicolo esperimento che ha contribuito ad inquinare il pianeta nasce:
=> "Oligarchi in Gioco"
😎