cl0ckt0wer

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by cl0ckt0wer 2mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't the contents of the repo sent up in the token stream eventually?
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by cl0ckt0wer 3mo ago
Way more efficient, that's why they do it. Evaporating water carries an enormous amount of energy.
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by cl0ckt0wer 4mo ago
if you want a thing, pay for it. the economics of childrearing aren't workable for most people without a huge cut to standard of living.
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by cl0ckt0wer 4mo ago
There are local ai pods. They're like 2k for a low end.
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by cl0ckt0wer 4mo ago
If they do then hardware costs will explode even more
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by cl0ckt0wer 4mo ago
AI has replaced video games for me. And there are plenty of cheaper models that "do it" for me, I don't have to spend $$$$ just for entertainment. I will step up to the frontier for serious work. But if I'm just playing,
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by cl0ckt0wer 5mo ago
The only resumes that make it past the ai to a human are ai generated
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by cl0ckt0wer 5mo ago
So is he exaggerating or understating their capabilities? I'm surprised they'd disclose their capabilities.
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by cl0ckt0wer 5mo ago
Mostly it's fun. It'll so some light infra management for me too.
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by cl0ckt0wer 5mo ago
It'd be great to know if this is Mythos'
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
There are lots of APIs with poor or nonexistent documentation. I'm talking about internal systems where one programmer that kinda knew what he was doing built a proof of concept, and now it's a core business requirement.
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
the npu is more for power efficiency when on battery. I don't think it's a replacement for gpu.
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
llm intelligence seems to be proportional to the ram used. All techniques like this will be used by everyone.
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
Just because they invented cars doesn't mean you stop jogging.
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
They've pivoted to good news. It's more absurd. https://theonion.com/breaking-all-of-world-s-problems-solved...
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
It's liability laundering. If an openclaw blackmails a politician while hosted in space, what's the legal recourse?
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
The fax machine we had in the office would convert the incoming faxes to email for us. Maybe that's a security violation for them but I find it difficult to believe they don't have some sort of all digital receipt system
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
Cheap, fast, and good. I see which two they chose.
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
The dev that has never shipped a bug must file the first cve
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
The subtext here is that XML is a powerful tool when generating code with LLMs
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
For instance, what would we need to start offering siracha in our burger?
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
With the amount of piracy that went on with the early 2000's videogames (doom!) I'm surprised anyone made money.
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
(it's never gone anywhere )
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by cl0ckt0wer 6mo ago
Yeah, I have a few domains that I keep around for these type of projects. If it doesn't go anywhere I just reuse it.
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by cl0ckt0wer 7mo ago
Oh look a flock competitor
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by cl0ckt0wer 7mo ago
individuals should be able to take advantage of the same tax rules as corporations.
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by cl0ckt0wer 7mo ago
Firefox already captured the developer audience, and it wasn't enough. So they pivoted to whatever they thought of to increase mainstream adoption. That is really alienating that developer audience though.
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by cl0ckt0wer 7mo ago
bureaucratic empire-defending is nefarious.
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by cl0ckt0wer 7mo ago
I can rock out to that all day
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by cl0ckt0wer 7mo ago
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