denalii

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by denalii 16d ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes. Potentially willing to do something like one-week-a-month hybrid. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Python, JS/TS, microservices, REST APIs, Spring/Spring Boot, AWS (Lambda/ECS&#x2
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by denalii 1mo ago
For what it's worth the source of the data[0] does have 3.7 flash with all 3 reasoning levels. 3.5/3.6 are in fact just the single points though (high reasoning). The datapoint in the announcement screenshot is either med or high,
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by denalii 4mo ago
I've actually had this discussion quite a few times (for someone in a field not at all related to taxes) Where it gets "complicated" (aka no longer a "one click sign and verify") is when you start adding things that
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by denalii 4mo ago
> I find it difficult to read a markdown file of more than a hundred lines. Apologies if I'm slightly demeaning here, but what? Markdown is largely plaintext. Unless the output is completely littered with markdown formatting (specif
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by denalii 5mo ago
Granted I've only been using MacOS for a few years as my work machine, but am I missing something here? Is the Mac CMD+tab already not nearly identical to to windows alt+tab? Are you just referring to the switcher switching through app
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by denalii 5mo ago
Would vote to keep them separate. They seem independent enough to warrant their own discussion based only (or rather, mostly) on the content from each link. edit: merging this and glasswing as underdeserver stated would probably be fine
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by denalii 5mo ago
Section 5 (p.143) is very interesting to read. Admittedly my knowledge of how LLMs works is low, but nonetheless I don't think this changed my views of just seeing models as machines/programs. (which to be clear, I don't thin
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by denalii 6mo ago
Other comment already said, but it seems it was likely a clone of the web interface rather than the actual teams client. You can see a lot more details in this comment on the github thread (not by the axios maintainer, but goes over the sam
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by denalii 6mo ago
It exists, it's called FACEIT (for CS, specifically). Anyone who seriously cares about the game at a high level is pretty much exclusively playing there. Community moderation simply doesn't work at scale for anticheat - in level o
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by denalii 6mo ago
The amount of people in this thread who very clearly don't play competitive video games, let alone at a remotely high level, is astounding. The comment "it's your god given right to cheat in multiplayer games" might legi
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by denalii 6mo ago
Manually managing one cheater in a 20 person server is obviously very different than managing games between multiple millions of concurrent players
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by denalii 7mo ago
It's not specific to SF but more or less yes
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by denalii 5y ago
Used it at a former job along with YouTrack and UpSource. It was super nice having everything natively integrating with each other. Of course then you deal with the relatively high JB prices for everything (not including IDEs even) and vend