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by camkego 4d ago
“Our competitors are our friends. Our customers are the enemy." This great quote was brought to us by executives in the 90s at Archer Daniel Midland, an agricultural company. That’s what comes to mind as I hear about the AI companies t
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by camkego 4d ago
Ideally that would be the case that all ad-spend can be tracked through end conversions, and for many businesses it can be. But for much of the corporate world, you don't know where your end conversions come from. (Think Nike shoes, et
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by camkego 4d ago
I honestly think the article misinterpreted the Git mailing list email. The first line of the article says: "People at Git has started to work on a proposal to make the Rust programming language mandatory." This sounded to me like
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by camkego 4d ago
If Anthropic really wants to make a statement they could independently pace their own model development, and ask others to make the same pledge. Somehow, I suspect that won't happen.
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by camkego 5d ago
I would say it's not really a "rando anecdote", but the whole basis of the relationship of the first actual study in the paper. To quote the paper: "Our first two studies were naturalistic field studies, and examined whe
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by camkego 5d ago
If the marketer is an employee or a consultant, is it in their interest to show that the ad-spend they are controlling is high ROI, or low ROI. Maybe this is a cynical take, but, if they get to the bottom of things, and show their boss&#x2F
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by camkego 8d ago
The final paragraph says this, among other things: "The court ruled on a preliminary injunction request, so it’s not the final word on the merits. Still, it seems highly likely that the TWEET term and the bird logo have been freed from
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by camkego 12d ago
This really does seem to call into question the credibility of this study.
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by camkego 14d ago
Calculus can get pretty heavy, but I really value the comfort it gave me of the concepts of velocity and acceleration, (not to speak of higher orders) of which I am sure I wouldn’t understand nearly as well without the calculus background.
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by camkego 14d ago
The Bank of Canada at 234 Wellington Street. If you try standing around taking photos for over fifteen minutes or so, let us know how that works out.
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by camkego 14d ago
I find this very interesting, I wonder if there is a public benchmark that reflects this “red team coding critique” aspect of the current SOTA model that reflects what you have observed. It would be really useful to observe this in a benchm
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by camkego 22d ago
Honestly, TL;DR I wrote a summary for you... "Because they receive a rebate, credit rewards-card users often effectively pay less than the posted or cash register price for equivalent goods or services."
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by camkego 24d ago
Interesting how there is possibly a new category of residential proxy malware “automotive proxy malware”
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by camkego 24d ago
> So they _are_ going to train on them, no matter how many checkboxes you tick to stop them. This is the part that is truly scary. Nadella the CEO of MSFT wrote that post “ A frontier without an ecosystem is not stable” It seems to me th
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by camkego 27d ago
I just tried this with Fable, and so far, it look fantastic, thank you so much.
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by camkego 1mo ago
The web page doesn't seem to load correctly in the Safari browser for macOS 26. Seems like something they might want to fix.
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by camkego 1mo ago
Slop city, it felt like I was having an LLM chat.
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by camkego 1mo ago
Your app asks people if they would like to upload their contacts? That’s a massive dark pattern. I was interested until now.
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by camkego 1mo ago
Sorry to pile on, but yeah, I wanted to use etcd during 2021 and 2022, around v3.5, but etcd had serious issues including silent data corruption. If you are curious, ask gemini flash "there were a number of etcd releases years ago wher
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by camkego 1mo ago
The article says "A new Arizona law that took effect in late July makes deed fraud a felony", does this mean deed fraud has been a misdemeanor ? (Link from rawgabbit below)
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by camkego 2mo ago
With a median lifespan of 7.35 years, although I doubt that 9% per year remains constant as the number of years increases.
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by camkego 2mo ago
Does this article really compare a single well defined LLM model "Kimi K3" vs. a family of LLM models including Haiku x.x, Sonnet x.x, Opus x.x, Fable x.x without actually revealing what Claude-family model was being compared? (Fa
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by camkego 2mo ago
I've got to give the author credit, it seems like this is written without an LLM. But, there seems to be a lot that is arguable. For example, the article says "Natural language is the interface of last resort." But, is that a
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by camkego 2mo ago
This project desperately needs a rewritten introduction, hopefully with outside feedback.
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by camkego 2mo ago
You might not like Microsoft but they did a video on why they re-wrote the last version of the Typescript compiler in Go. Basically, because of LLMs. It's worth viewing even if you don't decide to go with Go.
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by camkego 2mo ago
I think the study you might be thinking of shows a drop in crime due to the reduction of lead in gasoline, thus we are now breathing less lead.
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by camkego 3mo ago
Read this section of the article “ Bug Discovery: Finding Hidden Flaws”, they appear to have used the model on open source Rust to find issues starting with just the Rust code. You might be also able to have conversations that help you writ
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by camkego 3mo ago
This. This is why everyone who wants to fingerprint and collect tons of data on end users pushes them hard on installing an app. The amount of valuable data is 10x what’s available in the browser
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by camkego 3mo ago
Pin threads to cores, and make sure threads different cores aren’t writing to the same 64 or 128 byte block. Lookup “false sharing”
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by camkego 3mo ago
Maybe I am cynical, but I read this as "We were not able to meet our deadline of making you pay API rates for -p and the Agent SDK, but it's coming. We will let you know" If I've got it all wrong, please let me know.

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