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by andruby 1y ago
Sonnet blows through the limit much slower, and is often great tbh
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by andruby 1y ago
Does that work on the model 3 without stalks? Ie: does it have a wiped button on the steering wheel?
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by andruby 1y ago
But what’s the alternative to democracy? Dictatorship? Monarchy without parliament/senate? It’s actually an honest question.
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by andruby 1y ago
Does that break DM’s privacy or does it only let you export your own DM’s?
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by andruby 1y ago
Just trying to learn more. What "Crazy EU stuff" are being farmed at the moment?
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by andruby 1y ago
The list seems to be missing a couple of other notable investors: Eric Schmidt (former Google CEO), Andreessen Horowitz, Lightspeed Venture Partners, General Catalyst and Microsoft (only $16M).
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by andruby 1y ago
Apple often wants to do it their way. Unfortunately, their foundation models are way behind even the open models.
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by andruby 1y ago
I love Arc. I tried Dia. I wanted to like it but don't see how it's going to be valuable for me. The browser features are _much_ worse than Arc (no sidebar, bookmarks are a dropdown, ...) and most of the time the AI can't eve
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by andruby 1y ago
That's a very negative reaction. I enjoy helping others, and I like hearing someone's life story. Not everyone needs to like that though, people are different. Hearing the same story from the same person can be very tiring and I h
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by andruby 1y ago
Thanks for calling that out. I was surprised there was zero mention of Stellar. The reason Stellar was appealing was because Stripe invested into it. I wonder if Tempo is using a similar consensus mechanism as Stellar (and/or Ripple)
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by andruby 1y ago
The post has a video included. More integrated interface seems useful.
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by andruby 1y ago
Do you mean people that build something without a plan? Some people have an idea (or vision) but not a plan and they figure things out along the way. Other want to / need to plan everything ahead of time first. In my anecdotal case: I
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by andruby 1y ago
> I try to assist inexperienced contributors and coach them to the finish line, because getting a PR accepted is an achievement to be proud of I really appreciate this point from mitchellh. Giving thoughtful constructive feedback to help
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by andruby 1y ago
How are you finding Ash? I've been debating to dive into it. I'd use it with LiveView, not for a GraphQL or JSON API backend. Is there a struggle when using Ash between the "Phoenix Way" (gen.auth, scopes) and eg AshAuth
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by andruby 1y ago
That would be much harder to do for an individual company. It's more in the territory of national safety and government administration. Afaik NHTSA tracks safety-related defects and recalls but they don't publish "failure rat
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by andruby 1y ago
Capital and Finance was never democratic. And I doubt it ever will. It’s literally those with more money have more power.
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by andruby 1y ago
I'd be careful with saying that is "always" the case. What about people who are deeply passionate about their mission and chose to devote their life to it?
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by andruby 1y ago
I don't think this person has children :P
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by andruby 1y ago
Unlimited works well for everything that is “too cheap to meter”. Internet, text messages, etc are roughly that: the direct costs are so cheap. That’s not the case with LLM’s at this moment. There are significant direct costs to each long-r
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by andruby 1y ago
What does SUT stand for? I'm not familiar with the acronym Is it "System Under Test"? (That's Claude.ai's guess)
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by andruby 1y ago
me too. Are we all in the EU? (I am)
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by andruby 1y ago
Insurances have a "loss ratio" (premiums vs paid claims) that has different ranges depending on the type of insurance. > Gadget/Electronic Device Insurance typically operates with loss ratios between 30% and 60%. This mean
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by andruby 1y ago
$240 per year. I find that very expensive. Insurance is always more expensive than the expected expense without, but this really doesn't feel like good value.
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by andruby 1y ago
62 days to break even, that would be a great investment
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by andruby 1y ago
I really like the size of my iPhone mini, and I'm disappointed Apple has discontinued them. Apparently the 12 mini represented only 6% of iPhone sales, and the 13 mini only 3%. I haven't upgraded yet. Why does everyone (most of yo
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by andruby 1y ago
> And I still don't understand where Facebook makes money. :) If that's a genuine question: Facebooks sells ads, information and influence (eg. to political parties). It's a very profitable enterprise. In 2024 Meta made $1
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by andruby 1y ago
Can you also expand on why? Especially in this case I do feel like it’s an (imperfect) proxy for power they wield.
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by andruby 1y ago
Do you have a link or a less generic search term?
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by andruby 1y ago
Mentioned elsewhere too but Peugeot (yes the car company) has been making top quality affordable pepper grinders for over a century. The simple wooden ones last a decade or longer and cost about 35 $/€/£
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by andruby 1y ago
I love them and have bought half a dozen over the years. My dad gifted me one when I moved out decades ago. A good pepper grinder (and the Peugeot’s are top notch) is such an obviously valuable purchase. Lasts a decade and fresh pepper from

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