KptMarchewa

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by KptMarchewa 7d ago
> You go to your bank website and obtain a random number, either allowing a single transaction or a recurring transaction. You give the merchant the number. After merchant charges it, no other merchant can charge the same number. That&#x
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by KptMarchewa 7d ago
isn't chat a cat in france
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by KptMarchewa 7d ago
Chat Jippity.
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by KptMarchewa 8d ago
That interpretation does make sense. Just heating the sauna can take even longer.
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by KptMarchewa 8d ago
>I don't think anyone is capable to sit in a 90-100C sauna for a whole hour without breaks, otherwise with breaks I surely have been in a sauna for more than an hour. Yes, I definitely do agree with that. I too love what you're
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by KptMarchewa 8d ago
Do you mean you literally sit in the sauna for hour?
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by KptMarchewa 9d ago
It's already established that no one cares. Laundering through AI is okay.
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by KptMarchewa 12d ago
the only thing that matters is cost per task. Astra seems to be massively efficient.
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by KptMarchewa 13d ago
I negated the cloudflare outage, providing source. Are you cloudflare so that you might be so affected by my statement?
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by KptMarchewa 13d ago
Not really. The impact isn't as big too - Codex for example did not stop working for me. https://updog.ai/
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by KptMarchewa 13d ago
The machines cost the same in Poland and yet the personnel costs are still over 80% of the expenses.
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by KptMarchewa 13d ago
Neither flash or regular glm 5.3 are close in my experience. I still prefer Sol though.
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by KptMarchewa 13d ago
Good for them.
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by KptMarchewa 14d ago
I would imagine your interactions with it are more important than the output.
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by KptMarchewa 14d ago
I am 100% convinced Zuck is maybe better at masking now, but is exactly the same lizard who wrote >>> They "trust me" >>> Dumb fucks
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by KptMarchewa 14d ago
I've told ai to distill Google's developer documentation style guide and IMO it works much better. https://developers.google.com/style
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by KptMarchewa 18d ago
IDK why you'd believe they have a shoestring budget.
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by KptMarchewa 21d ago
Banning phones from schools only is not enough.
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by KptMarchewa 21d ago
I agree. They are definitely good - no issues with instruction following for example - but they miss the "intelligence" larger models have. For implementation tasks, where I have the problem already defined and researched, or just
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by KptMarchewa 21d ago
It can bear the load of a few people, at least.
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by KptMarchewa 22d ago
A lot of pessimism is caused by the relative change of inequality.
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by KptMarchewa 26d ago
There is no realistic possibility to effectively ban LLMs worldwide, which makes advocating for this useless.
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by KptMarchewa 1mo ago
The inference providers did not raise the prices no? Deepseek as a company can just increase prices for the crazily cheap cache they have, that's their only lever.
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by KptMarchewa 1mo ago
This is added specifically so you migrate out of those as fast as next models will be available.
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by KptMarchewa 1mo ago
You don't have to use Spring or the typical enterprise IOC that plagued 00s and 10s Java.
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by KptMarchewa 1mo ago
[flagged]
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by KptMarchewa 1mo ago
1/4 is a separate item.
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by KptMarchewa 1mo ago
>Cows are the most common animal on the farm Chickens?
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by KptMarchewa 1mo ago
>The $480M bug that killed a trading company in 12 secs It was a flag reuse issue. Nothing related to "performance"
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by KptMarchewa 1mo ago
This makes as much sense as Bill and William, or Bob and Robert.

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