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I try to contribute to things getting better, with sourced information, OC and polite rational skepticism.Disagreeing with a point ≠ supporting the opposite side, I support rationality.Let's discuss to make things better sustainably.Always happy to question our beliefs.

  • I've been using it for a couple of year now and I only double check Google maybe 1% of the time. And most of those times, I also can't find what I am looking for on Google. I also can't go back after getting used to the ! commands.

  • They are socially conservative, but they have been fairly consistent at asking people not to kill each other for the past decades.

  • I would think software is even easier to catch up because you don't need as much physical investment and experimenting is way cheaper, especially with LLM helping to learn now. I think DeepSeek is an example.Innovation is difficult, but catching up with all the public research and open source solutions, not as much.

  • /remindme 3 yearsThey will most likely catch up like they are doing for electric for electric cars now.

  • Ecosia and Qwant are building together an EU based index. Maybe then they will become actually independent alternatives to American giants. It will take a while.

  • There's better integration with all sorts of other sources of truth beyond the LLM training, which makes it seem smarter.

  • Humans are good at using religions to do damage. You can find terrible things from Hinduism and Buddhism too, for example.

  • I went to Tokyo Gay Pride. First of all it is called Rainbow Pride, because maybe Gay is to risky. Secondly, it was weirdly full of corporate sponsored group marching and you could not enter the march if you had not registered with some group in advance. But that's better than nothing I guess.

  • It's cool seeing body parts being (occasionally) less taboo in non Abrahamic cultures.

  • Is there any other useful edtech than the FOSS app Anki?

  • L'informatique quantique a un vrai potentiel, la question c'est plus quand, et qui va réussir à développer les premiers produits industrialisables.Il y a une bonne dizaine de prix Nobel de physique ces dernières décennies (dont les français Serge Haroche 2012, Alain Aspect 2022 et Michel Devoret 2025) qui attestent que c'est un sujet très chaud.

    On parlait déjà de première révolution quantique pour les semi-conducteurs qui sont basés sur des phénomènes produits par un grand nombre de particules quantiques (physique quantique + grande statistique). La deuxième révolution quantique c'est d'arriver à exploiter les phénomènes quantiques qui se manifestent à l'échelle d'un petit nombre de particules (ex: superposition de plusieurs états sur une particule). Ces phénomènes ont des applications théoriques qui peuvent, entre autre, démultiplier la puissance de calcul, pour des problèmes spécifiques, par rapport à l'informatique actuelle (ex: exploration ultra-rapide des combinaisons pour créer des molécules ou pour casser un chiffrement).

    La difficulté c'est que les états quantiques sont extrêmement fragiles, la moindre interaction avec l'extérieur et le système perd ses propriétés quantiques et devient inintéressant. Donc il y a une recherche appliqué intense pour franchir cette difficulté et rendre ces systèmes industrialisable. Je pense que les premiers à sortir un bon produit pourrait ridiculiser le boom actuel de l'IA. Plus de détails: https://www.nobelprize.org/stories/high-hopes-for-quantum-technologies/

  • France @jlai.lu

    (Palme d'or 2026) "Fjord" : à travers le procès d'une famille roumaine chrétienne intégriste exilée en Norvège, Cristian Mungiu dénonce les dangers de la polarisation

    www.franceinfo.fr /culture/cinema/festival-de-cannes/fjord-a-travers-le-proces-d-une-famille-roumaine-chretienne-integriste-exilee-en-norvege-cristian-mungiu-denonce-les-dangers-de-la-polarisation_8012225.html
  • It already has a social impact on the people's whose intellectual property was pirated, the employees traumatized by nsfw filtering tasks and the reduction of white collar junior recruitment (probably non junior too?). I know some people think it's just a bubble, companies are waiting to see what happens and the job market will recover. I am doubtful of it.My tech company is pushing us to use it so they provide the top tools. From what I have observed, I have little doubt it will replace a lot of the designing, engineering, coding and communication time. Yes, you will still need some knowledgeable person to guide and review, but less than before. Similarly to how you need less people to build a car today than you did in the 50', and even less for an electric car, because so much more is automated.So far automation and the internet did create more better paid jobs than it destroyed, maybe it will happen with "AI" too, but I am skeptical.Finally, in my opinion, UBI and work time reduction with equivalent quality of life is a desirable future.

  • AI could make sense one day if it comes with UBI to compensate its social impact and if it optimizes enough processes to compensate for its ecological footprint. We are far* from this and there's nowhere enough political pressure to make it happen.

  • Gentle reminders at my work the past months: sign this company policy change that unilaterally changed your benefits with no upside for you, please. (Or you will be in trouble)

  • Anyone has a link to the original? Couldn't find it with a basic search.

  • Bingo

  • I was reading per chip x employee, and I was like damn, that's a lot.

  • In before, new speciality poultry.

  • France @jlai.lu

    "C'est le sujet tabou par excellence": l'appréhension des DRH avant l'arrivée de la transparence salariale, qui promet une petite révolution en entreprise

    www.franceinfo.fr /economie/entreprises/c-est-le-sujet-tabou-par-excellence-l-apprehension-des-drh-avant-l-arrivee-de-la-transparence-salariale-qui-promet-une-petite-revolution-en-entreprise_7814012.html
  • Maybe Anthropic somehow attracted more politically conscious people compared to OpenAI, and it shows in the training?

  • Cooking @lemmy.world

    Risotto with Japanese rice and three kinds of Japanese mushrooms

  • France @jlai.lu

    Son invention a permis de soigner les brûlés de Crans-Montana en utilisant des vers marins : un biologiste français finaliste du Prix de l'inventeur européen 2026

    www.franceinfo.fr /sante/decouverte-scientifique/un-biologiste-francais-finaliste-du-prix-de-l-inventeur-europeen-2026_7999046.html
  • pics @lemmy.world

    Today's traditional Naha Hari boat race in Okinawa

  • Casual Conversation @piefed.social

    I was contacted by a recruiter for a role I am already occupying at the same company.

  • Technologie - 🤖 @jlai.lu

    Les réseaux « mesh », un mode de communication décentralisé et résilient en cas de « black-out » mondial

    www.lemonde.fr /pixels/article/2026/05/02/mesh-network-un-autre-reseau-de-communication-en-cas-d-apocalypse_6684831_4408996.html
  • pics @lemmy.world

    Stève "the Seal" Stievenart, 48, first to complete the extreme open water swimming challenge of the Triple Crown of the End of the World

  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world

    TIL the "dab" dance movement is banned in Saudi Arabia for supposed associations with narcotics and people got arrested for it

    www.independent.co.uk /news/world/middle-east/saudi-arabia-dab-arrest-singer-abdallah-al-shaharani-dance-move-onstage-taif-festival-anti-narcotics-a7885686.html
  • pics @lemmy.world

    Calliphara excellens at my front door

  • Technologie - 🤖 @jlai.lu

    Les "arm farms", ces volontaires qui filment leurs gestes pour entraîner l'IA des robots

    www.franceinfo.fr /replay-radio/bientot-chez-vous/les-arm-farms-ces-volontaires-qui-filment-leurs-gestes-pour-entrainer-l-ia-des-robots_7862333.html
  • pics @lemmy.world

    A mini pizza inside a manta ray pocket in front of a whale shark shuttle at the Churaumi Aquarium

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Can you share your best hand shadow?

  • Technologie - 🤖 @jlai.lu

    Déminage, exploration de zones dangereuses… A quoi servent les chiens-robots qui vont participer à la sécurité de la Coupe du monde de football 2026 au Mexique ?

    www.franceinfo.fr /sciences/high-tech/deminage-exploration-de-zones-dangereuses-a-quoi-servent-les-chiens-robots-qui-vont-participer-a-la-securite-de-la-coupe-du-monde-de-football-2026-au-mexique_7796636.html
  • pics @lemmy.world

    Prominent fringed fimbriated folds.

  • France @jlai.lu

    VIDEO. Revivez le programme libre exceptionnel de Guillaume Cizeron et Laurence Fournier Beaudry, champions olympiques en danse sur glace

    www.franceinfo.fr /les-jeux-olympiques/videos/video-revivez-le-programme-libre-exceptionnel-de-guillaume-cizeron-et-laurence-fournier-beaudry-champions-olympiques-en-danse-sur-glace_7799327.html
  • France @jlai.lu

    Comment l’Assemblée nationale est devenue un champ de bataille déconnecté de la société

    www.lemonde.fr /idees/article/2026/01/24/comment-l-assemblee-nationale-est-devenue-un-champ-de-bataille-deconnecte-de-la-societe_6663897_3232.html
  • pics @lemmy.world

    The cat office, Naha

  • France @jlai.lu

    INFOGRAPHIE. "Cet épisode est tout à fait mineur" : les vagues de froid sont de plus en plus rares et moins intenses

    www.franceinfo.fr /environnement/evenements-meteorologiques-extremes/vagues-de-froid/infographie-cet-episode-est-tout-a-fait-mineur-les-vagues-de-froid-sont-de-plus-en-plus-rares-et-moins-intenses_7723612.html