bigbluedots

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by bigbluedots 1mo ago
Yes, programming language discussions can be vibes-based and therefore low value too, but sometimes the more concrete aspects of the languages at hand, e.g. language features and tradeoffs are discussed. That is something that I'm not
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by bigbluedots 1mo ago
These threads seem to have become exceedingly vibes-based. Yes, something may now be cheaper or more expensive or whatever, but there is no way to objectively measure quality (except for "trust me bro" benchmarks). So the discour
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by bigbluedots 3mo ago
Like what? Provide examples please.
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by bigbluedots 3mo ago
Wow That Is Fantastic And I Am So Glad To Hear It, You Have Really Put In A Lot Of Effort!
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by bigbluedots 3mo ago
Enterprise customers care about things like guardrails and data safety. xAI has always been anti guardrails, and who knows if you can trust them with your data.
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by bigbluedots 3mo ago
No company that uses Cursor now is going to be ok with using xAI models.
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by bigbluedots 3mo ago
Not a drop of blood to be seen anywhere!
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by bigbluedots 4mo ago
It might be time to start interacting with agents using grug speak only
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by bigbluedots 4mo ago
Well, you did say all. Is there a minimal set of exposed features that must be exposed for a workflow engine to be included?
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by bigbluedots 8mo ago
Yes, because launching then immersed in something that will greatly increase the launch weight will help...
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by bigbluedots 9mo ago
I'm hoping it's a human with a taste for satire
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by bigbluedots 9mo ago
All hail your new overlords!
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by bigbluedots 9mo ago
That's fine, you do you. Everyone gets to choose for themselves!
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by bigbluedots 9mo ago
Go look it up, he doesn't
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by bigbluedots 9mo ago
Who is "us"? You are not me.
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by bigbluedots 9mo ago
It is nice to hear someone who is so influential just come out and say it. At my workplace, the expectation is that everyone will use AI in their daily software dev work. It's a difficult position for those of us who feel that using AI
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by bigbluedots 10mo ago
At some point you don't need "the one that gives you joy". You need the one that pays the bills and feeds the family
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by bigbluedots 10mo ago
Is there a "draw a pelican riding a bicycle" version?
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by bigbluedots 10mo ago
I just realized I'm running late, it's almost -2! More seriously, I'd love to see how the models perform the same task with a larger token allowance.
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by bigbluedots 11mo ago
Don't know, probably? I'm a linear reader
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by bigbluedots 1y ago
No, we don't.
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by bigbluedots 2y ago
whoosh
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by bigbluedots 2y ago
It is less safe for women than men unfortunately.
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by bigbluedots 2y ago
If a person doesn't exist, can they see penguins?
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by bigbluedots 2y ago
A war is usually something that has two sides fighting it.
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by bigbluedots 2y ago
They do, we call it 'the Internet'
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by bigbluedots 2y ago
It's amazing how many anecdotal folk remedies we're presented with on this forum, which I had assumed would have a more scientific bent.
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by bigbluedots 2y ago
SBF also ate the omelette
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Please elaborate?
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
> They did this by using one access token and three service account credentials that had been taken, and that we failed to rotate , after the Okta compromise of October 2023 It's fair to "punch down" imo as that's ho

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