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by binarymax 6mo ago
It’s wrong. It made large mistakes on my code literally yesterday.
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by binarymax 6mo ago
Making a whole movie just to retcon the parsec misuse in Ep IV was a choice
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by binarymax 6mo ago
I disagree that evaluation is always a coding task. Evaluation is scrutiny for the person who wants the thing. It’s subjective . So, unless you’re evaluating something purely objective, such as an algorithm, I don’t see how a self conta
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by binarymax 6mo ago
I want to echo the top comment in that post. Apple removing the headphone jack from iPhones was absolutely criminal.
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by binarymax 6mo ago
Discovery, Activation, Execution as per the linked doc
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by binarymax 6mo ago
Why not use skills? They follow a three-tier loading approach, and you can stick an MCP as part of the toolset for the skills, so it will only load it when the skill is selected. See the progressive disclosure section in the skills docs:
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by binarymax 6mo ago
IIRC you can tell Spotify to never play a certain track, but I think only as part of a playlist…and it’s buried in hidden options.
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by binarymax 6mo ago
An odd take on a regime that has known and significant human rights violations. I’m not saying the US is doing great right now, but China is not something to look up to.
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by binarymax 6mo ago
Dude there’s only three graphs in there. Do they really bother you that much? The third may be a bit unnecessary but I think the visuals add to the post.
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by binarymax 6mo ago
Based on the post, it seems likely that they'd just delay per the robots.txt policy no matter what, and do a full browser render of the cached page to get the content. Probably overkill for lots and lots of sites. An HTML fetch + rea
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by binarymax 6mo ago
Really hard to understand costs here. What is a reasonable pages per second? Should I assume with politeness that I'm basically at 1 page per second == 3600 pages/hour? Seems painfully slow.
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by binarymax 7mo ago
The reasoning for some of these questions is that if you are caught, it’s sometimes easier to charge you with fraud (lying on the form) than the actual thing (such as espionage).
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by binarymax 7mo ago
Or rather, since we know fast fashion is horrible because of the things you just said - it forces a more thoughtful approach to production.
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by binarymax 7mo ago
I haven’t looked at this repo, but new techniques taking advantage of nvme and io_uring make on disk performance really good without needing to keep everything in RAM.
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The Star Wars Saga: Machete Order (2011)(rodhilton.com)
1 points by binarymax 8mo ago|0 comments
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by binarymax 8mo ago
The intention is disruption, they don’t care about control. They are disrupting lives in several cities.
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by binarymax 8mo ago
If you want to hold on to the house and senate you don’t need to maintain control - you just need to disrupt the elections of 10 to 20 key cities, and they have the numbers for that.
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by binarymax 8mo ago
It’s fair to say that the federal government is no longer a trusted source of information on this matter.
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by binarymax 8mo ago
I’m not sure how many people realize this, but ICE is the buildup for trump to hold power by deploying soldiers ahead of time. I expect we will see them deployed at the election sites of democratic cities in November.
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by binarymax 8mo ago
https://maxirwin.com (personal blog - somewhat active) https://binarymax.com (very outdated, but still up with hopes to revive)
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by binarymax 8mo ago
Most of these files are binary and are not a good fit for git’s graph based diff tracker…you’re basically ending up with a new full sized binary for every file version. It works from a version perspective, but is very inefficient and not w
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by binarymax 8mo ago
It most certainly is not.
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by binarymax 8mo ago
Great write up. I'd even double down on this statement: "You can opt in to chat history privacy". This is really "You can opt in to chat history privacy on a chat-by-chat basis, and there is no way to set a default opt
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by binarymax 8mo ago
Staunch anti-vaccine, and he's tearing apart the CDC wit regards to the same.
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by binarymax 8mo ago
This reads like a paid post from Google.
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by binarymax 9mo ago
The question mark at the end is an easy out for us to claim Betteridge’s law.
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by binarymax 9mo ago
But the materials on the CD eventually break down, sometimes as soon as within 5 years. So you can look into MDisc, which purports 100 years…but only in theory since the tests are just approximations of what would actually happen.
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by binarymax 9mo ago
Websockets are great for this. Initialize the completion with an id, and store the token stream while emitting as a websocket event. Keep the id in state somewhere on the client (url works great with pushstate). If the client disconnects
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by binarymax 9mo ago
Makes sense. Hadn't heard of that platform before but looks really nice.
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by binarymax 9mo ago
Same. I still don’t know why the word “Bear” was used in the title.

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