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by binarymax 5d ago
3. They're just doing this shit on purpose.
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by binarymax 5d ago
Pretty damning. We're using OpenRouter for some research tasks and it's making me question everything. I suspect lots of the model providers are running into issues like these: https://forum.level1techs.com/t&#x2F
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by binarymax 6d ago
Is doing something you love, and practicing to the point of expertise, wasting your life? Replace chess with playing an instrument, or basketball. This quote is just exclusionary.
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by binarymax 9d ago
Really excited for alpha. When it hits I plan on using it for my daily driver to help them with usage stats and crash reports.
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by binarymax 9d ago
I can’t tel if you’re being sarcastic or not. I mean it’s obviously not true - since if it were then why would you waste your time with a masterclass? So the sarcasm bit is I don’t know if you’re parroting all the other masterclass scammers
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by binarymax 15d ago
Do you think model trainers are pelicanmaxxing now?
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by binarymax 15d ago
Wow this is amazing! I had a habit of visiting the nicest bathroom I can find (typically 5 star hotel lobbies) while traveling. I took some photos of a couple a long way back, but never even thought to use something like LIDAR. I was thinki
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Float Bloat(bonsai.io)
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by binarymax 21d ago
Well congrats to Clem and the team. I remember when huggingface was doing things like coreference resolution models on spacy. I hope nvidia does right by the community. Edit to add: $13B should cover the S3 egress fees for a couple months :
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by binarymax 21d ago
Yes, there are thousands of qualified engineers looking for work.
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by binarymax 23d ago
I've got an n=65 about hibiscus and blood pressure, which has been better well known for awhile. https://www.ars.usda.gov/news-events/news/research-news/2008...
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by binarymax 27d ago
I agree with everything you say, but we are a small minority in society and shifting the public off of the centralized hubs onto decentralized private secure mesh is an insurmountable task. The public simply won't budge. If I can'
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by binarymax 27d ago
“The math is easy!” …proceeds to provide no examples of implementation. This is very interesting to me, but it would help your argument if you provided how the original Gogot example would be rewritten.
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by binarymax 28d ago
I started watching the Snowden (2016) movie the other day, and got to the point about explanation of XKEYSCORE. The whole time I was thinking “how quaint, that this was such a shockingly abusive system at the time”. We’ve crossed the thres
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by binarymax 1mo ago
Yeah and their comment history is full of it.
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by binarymax 1mo ago
That’s the Cretaceous web. I miss it fondly.
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by binarymax 1mo ago
And while writing this, the top story on HN is "Deepseek Harness" :)
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by binarymax 1mo ago
> "But owning a game on a disc today isn't really the same thing. It's still just a license..." Here's the crux of the problem in their own sentence and they don't even realize it. Owning and Licensing are
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by binarymax 2mo ago
No mention of training/test/holdout dataset splits anywhere in this article - so how am I to know whether or not this is some overfit result?
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by binarymax 2mo ago
I haven't used it but they were silly about their programmatic search api in the same way. Can't use the results for anything other than showing them as-is on a results page.
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by binarymax 2mo ago
I'd be more OK with this if Google had a good API for their search results. But they've deprecated it, and now there is no alternative. So I'll continue to use 3rd parties that scrape Google results, until they change their
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by binarymax 2mo ago
Our city recently went on a crusade on replacing all of the high pressure sodium bulbs with LEDs, with the justifications of driving safety and energy savings. I agree that these are important, but the LED bulbs they chose are actively hos
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by binarymax 2mo ago
It's not a whatchamacallit, it's a spicy doodad
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by binarymax 2mo ago
It’s not that hard. I’ve done this. The list of URLs for a crawl is several hundred gigs. Easily fits in a lookup index on a single instance.
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by binarymax 2mo ago
I escaped! Just grind until you hit 80% burnout then touch grass to bring it back down. Rinse repeat.
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by binarymax 2mo ago
Who’s “this person”…me? I don’t make a living selling AI programming products. I make a living building knowledge systems, mostly around search engines and data wrangling.
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by binarymax 2mo ago
I am absolutely seeing an explosion in apps. The reason you might not see them is because the app explosion is entirely custom and in house. I talked with a friend last week, who has never coded before in his life, who built an absolutely i
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by binarymax 2mo ago
This is really cool, but the best part is the response in the twitter post demo had an em-dash.
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by binarymax 2mo ago
Thats really cool. He did a fine job sewing. I tried something similar with green-screen fabric and followed the same procedure: make a pattern from existing clothing, cut out the material, and sew it up. It's very hard.
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by binarymax 3mo ago
Yeah, I’ve had Opus (and Fable) perform full security audits on my codebases that would run for 30mins. That’s what I think would have tripped it but went just fine.

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