CapsAdmin

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by CapsAdmin 10d ago
This feels very condescending and reminds me of how theists "feel sorry" for atheists because they don't believe in god.
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by CapsAdmin 12d ago
I would say opus was in some ways more accurate, but missed the higher level curvature feel of the site that astra picked up on. It sounds completely trivial and likely I'm wrong here, but could it be that opus saw the reference image
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by CapsAdmin 15d ago
I've been vary of using ai to search considering all the spam out there. I think I'd rather, perhaps naively, whitelist wikipedia, reddit, arxiv, some news sources, etc than include everything. Is there nothing out there that does
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by CapsAdmin 22d ago
Is this a normal thing now? I remember seeing this talked about as a surprising thing, but now I'm seeing posts about this as if it's normal. (I switched to using local models as usage limits, api instability and the concept of pa
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by CapsAdmin 1mo ago
"Generate an SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle" tests: https://gistpreview.github.io/?815466e3208746488d47679949b68... - 33170 tokens https://gistpreview.github.io/?815466e3208746488d47679949b68...
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by CapsAdmin 1mo ago
This morning I tried experimenting with this ThinkingCap lora I found someone made for 3.6 https://huggingface.co/signsur4739379373/Qwen3.6-27B-Thinkin... ThinkingCap is a 3.6 27b finetune that claims to halve thinking
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by CapsAdmin 1mo ago
It comes with MTP already, they just don't mention it in the filename as it's now the default.
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
I've tracked it for a few years with whatever the latest samsung watch is, and it usually says it's good to excellent. My total sleep time is about 6 hours. deep sleep is about 1 hour and 30 min. rem sleep is about 1 hour and 20
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
Whenever I stop drinking coffee for a few days or even months, I find that it becomes harder to wake up. I seem to sleep a lot heavier, but in the morning it's difficult to open my eyes as they feel heavy. It doesn't matter if I h
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
Something that bugs me about these new demos is that they benchmark the model and harness at the same time. The harness steer the model to expand the vague prompt, self correct with tools, etc. I think it's useful when evaluating &quot
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
That was pretty much my takeaway from reading the website. Not my cup of tea, but I guess it might valuable to some? I've had to use the aws cli at work a few times (not an expert), but I could see aws trying to compete here if this be
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
I think nothing can be done anymore, but I don't buy that security through obscurity never worked in practice. A better way to look at this is effort rather than obscurity. The effort it takes to do something with AI is going down, not
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
Lua has the same problem with local functions, and Lua was the first language I learned that I still use today. So it feels very natural for me to see local functions with no dependencies at the top, and the ones with the most dependencies
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
> What makes someone a script kiddie or not a script kiddie? The way I see it, a script kiddie is someone who buy weapons with the intention to cause harm. They don't know or care how the weapon works, as it's just a tool for t
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
I'm of the opinion that AI represents the average creativity, which can be interesting (especially base models) but on the other hand, too many cooks can ruin a dish.
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
It's also somewhat considered lame and cliche to ask an artist where their idea came from, and what their intention was. However people will claim that the artist had an intention, it was just not obvious to the artist at the time. The
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
Maybe we care about where something comes from, but we don't have the will to care about everything? (also, never meet your heroes comes to mind regarding the endless debate) For example, I had never thought or cared where the trash ca
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
I think most people care about the final output, especially the market. This is why many artists complain about mainstream art, because it genuinely isn't interesting from an artist's perspective. I'm not too familiar with vi
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
In these discussions, the concept of perceiving content gets intertwined with how content was made, because artists and creatives are usually more interested in how something was made. So unless these two concepts are separated, people will
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
I think then it's pedantry. I can kind of see how not having an opinion about what to wear tommorow is by itself having an opinion on what to wear tommorow, but that's not what people usually mean when they say they don't hav
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
For certain viewpoints that are fundamental ly hard to challenge, a reasonable middle ground to me is to just talk about something else and respect other peoples viewpoints. This is usually how religion is (or should be) treated in open pu
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by CapsAdmin 2mo ago
> is happy with whoever rules whom and how justly This is an assumption. How about neutral, or even hopeless? There's also the position of just not caring because you think it doesn't affect you. It feels a bit like saying anyo
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by CapsAdmin 3mo ago
One interesting workflow I've seen is that the project maintainer simply rewrites and implements the pull request themselves and closes the PR. LuaJIT has operated this way since 2012, though with a thanks and mention in the commit mes
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by CapsAdmin 3mo ago
I'd say it's objectively true to say that open source software is easier to audit compared to closed source software, which you can extrapolate to mean that it's less prone to malicious code injection. It's not perfect,
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by CapsAdmin 3mo ago
This is my takeaway as well. Having the source code open makes it auditable, if not by you, maybe the community. The free software license specifically gives the software an extra advantage in that changes to the software must be shared ope
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by CapsAdmin 3mo ago
unless it has video input, i wonder if something based on animation and timing would work, as screenshots wouldn't clearly capture motion and response time would be too slow as well
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by CapsAdmin 3mo ago
I'm not anti-AI but something I've been thinking about is the discipline it requires. As you said, it's a tool that allows you to rename a variable name on one end and do complete vibe coding on the other end. Developers may
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by CapsAdmin 4mo ago
Just to steelman the GP; some people in the company made a choice while the rest had no say. I personally think the owners should get to decide, but it's an interesting duality. (assuming it's not like everyone has a share or some
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by CapsAdmin 4mo ago
It seems to me that since the advent of image generators, art has been firmly defined by artists to mean that it was made by a human. But there might be a spectrum of human involvement where the less a human is involved the less it's a
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by CapsAdmin 4mo ago
While this is all good practice in theory, I wonder how much discipline plays a role here? I am not very disciplined, and find it too convenient to reach for an agent these days. This may sound ridiculous, but I am addicted to nicotine. I u

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