aqme28

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by aqme28 3d ago
It's weird that we have two parallel discussions and they're not meeting in the obvious middle. OpenAI is out there hacking HF, RubyGems, etc... Dario is talking about restricting the frontier, pausing development. The problem is
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by aqme28 3d ago
It's weird that we have two parallel discussions and they're not meeting in the obvious middle. OpenAI is out there hacking HF, RubyGems, etc... Dario is talking about restricting the frontier, pausing development. The problem is
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by aqme28 5d ago
So-- basically until the next administration. Interesting timing.
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by aqme28 6d ago
We're not there quite yet, but I think within the decade at this pace it may be possible to create targeted bioweapons for purposes of targeted assassination or genocide. It's horrifying, but a world in which everyone has a superi
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by aqme28 6d ago
A lot of the Netherlands was rebuilt postwar in the 50s with exactly the kind of car-centric design you're talking about. But then in the 70s they realized their mistake and started to reverse it. What I'm saying is-- don't b
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by aqme28 6d ago
Trying to figure out what demographic this is for and I'm coming up empty. Any ideas? It's too small to replace my ipad, too big to replace my phone. Seems too fragile for kids, plus they don't need that. Maybe it's go
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by aqme28 6d ago
Yes, same. But these ones don't have eartips, so we are going to have to wait for the Pro version if we want these.
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by aqme28 7d ago
I also have huge hands, but a few years ago started to develop a persistent thumb sprain due “reaching” with it across my phone. This is problem that would not have happened if my phone was the size they used to be.
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by aqme28 12d ago
I love multiple dispatch and I wish more languages had it
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by aqme28 13d ago
This pushed me off of a cheaper model into a more expensive one :'(
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by aqme28 13d ago
Paleo diets are passé. The new fad diet is medieval. And frankly the science isn't any worse.
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by aqme28 13d ago
It's interesting how some of these came to the right conclusions (given sanitary standards at the time) but for entirely the wrong reasons. A lot of the food that was unhealthy was food that could go bad quickly or carry illnesses
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by aqme28 13d ago
I agree, though I wonder how much of that is just that Dario is the "newest" of the bunch, and as such has had the least time to develop public baggage.
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by aqme28 15d ago
And a lot more from subsequent months, but I don't think it's a problem that this wildly successful videogame made its developers decently rich.
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by aqme28 15d ago
"first month" is really obscuring the decade or beforehand. That's 20 years of development before the premium version launched
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by aqme28 17d ago
Interesting. Can you elaborate on why you feel strongly about this? It's easily removable--I don't think your characterization that it "forces" attribution is correct, it just defaults it.
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by aqme28 17d ago
> being in the middle of a public roadway in a registered vehicle shouldn't confer the expectation of privacy And this is where US caselaw and my personal beliefs about privacy start to differ. Why can't we expect some level of
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by aqme28 26d ago
Though sometimes a prosecutors office will use a grand jury to fail to indict intentionally, like when the accused is a police officer they work with. It's a good way to launder away a prosecution that the DA doesn't want to pursu
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by aqme28 27d ago
OpenCode is also a pretty good harness.
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by aqme28 28d ago
How would Poker fit into that definition?
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by aqme28 28d ago
> It's still very odd that no species has ended up evolving a continuous maintenance system that can run while conscious, the benefits when hunting other animals that need sleep would be enormous, so there has to be significant evol
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by aqme28 29d ago
> you still would not structure your training as they did in that paper, because it makes zero sense. That isn't relevant. The paper is not setting out to find the optimal way for people to train.
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by aqme28 1mo ago
Do you have any evidence that this model is bench-maxxed? I know that's particularly difficult to quantify. If there is an indicator of bench-maxxing, that just becomes the new benchmark to benchmax.
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by aqme28 1mo ago
Yes, this is a thing too. It's confusing for people who don't fly often for the obvious reasons, but experienced travelers have it just as bad because the rules vary wildly by airport and country. I can't remember which airpo
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by aqme28 1mo ago
Also, two neighboring gates saying "Now boarding for Vienna" will confuse people too. You're a bit screwed either way.
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by aqme28 1mo ago
I flew out of JFK a few days ago. Delta has about 50 check-in kiosk, and a few gate agents. With so many terminals, I was wondering why the area was so packed, with ten-minute lines to use an check-in kiosk. I went to see a gate agent becau
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by aqme28 1mo ago
Having just "asked" my opencode instance-- Yes, but it's behind an experimental flag and not necessarily feature-complete.
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by aqme28 1mo ago
ArtificialAnalysis puts out benchmarks for harnesses now as well, and OpenCode seems to be winning it. https://artificialanalysis.ai/agents/coding-agents#coding-ag... I only found this yesterday, and it inspired me to
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by aqme28 1mo ago
If it's purely about $$, what about the newer open models. DeepSeek and Kimi are roughly equivalent performance for a hell of a lot cheaper.
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by aqme28 1mo ago
Wait, what are you disappointed by? Seems like a significant jump in performance, and it competes handily with other models.

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