SubiculumCode

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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   Is that statement based on token price? More and more it seems that $/token hides as much as it reveals. Token efficiency, tokenizer differences, etc. I'm not saying that you are wrong, I am just saying it is becoming a bit more
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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   https://thecastlemap.com/ Peer’s Certificate issuer is not recognized. HTTP Strict Transport Security: false HTTP Public Key Pinning: false Certificate chain: -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- MIIDbjCCAlagAwIBAgIIGMReeVlgUbwwDQYJ
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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   Risk? Or correctly assumed truth that surveillance is occurring?
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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   Cherry picked examples don't prove that it isn't context dependent.
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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   How much is Anthropic's price due to inference cost or extra margin they can get away with by having the best model?
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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   I haven't been able to get Firefox GPU acceleration to work on Linux in forever.
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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   Red pilled? Your question assumed a fact that is questionable, and honestly, context dependent. I do not find your complaint convincing of anything but the opposite of your implied intent.
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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   Are you sure that this applies?
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   by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

   I read some thinking traces someone posted on X, and yeah, near psychosis from refusing to believe this simple of a solution had not been found already
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    For all thehubbub, as far as I know, all the math breakthroughs via AI that I've heard about have come from Anthropic and OpenAI, not Chinese models. I could have missed those announcements, but one might think that between close to fr
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Lol, you must have some custom instructions on that beast, lol
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Instead of monetary rewards, they should preface it with, "This is AI model is not very accurate on these types of questions" and then see how they fare. In some areas, AI is quite accurate, so their experience may lead to differe
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    still is a shit article.
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Speculation: Anthropic and and OpenAI become more like hedge funds, keeping their models to themselves, using their them and their compute for market/event prediction, internal tech development, and AI self improvement. I already wonde
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Gemini had a pop-up on my phone today, asking me if I wanted to "bring Gemini up to speed" by importing conversations from my other AI apps. This tells me that Google is threatened, or data hungry as always, or both. Open source A
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Nice! And also, sorry if my comment came off as mean about the site. I don't think so at all...I also don't understand why your first comment on the post went dead. There is something very interesting about looking at workspaces.
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    no it didn't
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Not one creator's workspace is a messy hoard? This is an idealic, oh crap we better clean up before the photographer arrives, fantasy.
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Florida is the typical and deserved target.
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Fun game. The concept is good. However: I couldn't find the go button for a while...finally realized it was part of the keyboard...that could be better I don't get the colors on the keys, as intuitively it seems like it should be
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Is there a general workflow for this? I usually do pip under my user. I had not thought to do a su then do my venv and pip. Heck, are we at the point where we shouldn't even do that and everything should be done in a vm container?
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    It might have been a prompt originally.
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    Suddenly, Hormuz Is Less Crucial Than It Was(paulkrugman.substack.com)

    5 points by SubiculumCode 2mo ago|1 comments
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    'Load-bearing' is a physical analogy. Other words like 'pillar' imply the same physical analogy.
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    I mourn the removal of Claude's Concise Style. I'd provide it a roughly drafted paragraph, ask concise-Claude to "rewrite for clarity", out comes the same paragraph, but cleaned up and perfect for grant writing. BTW, thi
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    Convenient.
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    and one wonders even now.
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    You are largely misinformed, and if you are going to make such a wild (and defaming) claim, perhaps you'd back it up with some evidence. Not only are they highly skilled, they are completely dedicated. They are straining to meed the ne
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    That's the thing. The waste isn't in Federal beuracracy, it's in Federal contracts to private industry without strong self-interested oversight. The privatization trend takes a highly motivated group (companies) to milk money
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    by SubiculumCode 2mo ago

    DOGE fired a whole bunch of NIH staff that processed high scoring grants to get them ready for Notices of Awards (the official document that starts moving funds, etc). Meanwhile, the administration now requires final approval of any grant b