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by dummydummy1234 28d ago
Was just in south America, everyone uses it.
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by dummydummy1234 29d ago
For context, I read Claude output every single day, I know what it is reliable with and what it is not. Or at least I have a feel for how much I can trust it. It may not be clear to a non-english first language person, but when I read Claud
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by dummydummy1234 1mo ago
Out of curiosity what state are you in?
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by dummydummy1234 1mo ago
I think the question is how do you keep track of the ideas that the agent is pursuing - like I was working on this for implementing a fft, and doing the optimizations, but I held its hand and was like - hey let's go back and retry this
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by dummydummy1234 1mo ago
From my perspective it does not tell me how it works, or the give examples of why you would use it? Is it a actual Linux kernel + filesystem under the hood? Or did you just use the standard utilities compiled for wasm, how does network acce
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by dummydummy1234 1mo ago
What other cross-language abi do you propose?
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by dummydummy1234 1mo ago
Somewhat agree, but Facebook and social media are really bad though, even leaving aside extreme cases like Myanmar genocide promotion. I think Facebook would need to do a lot more to balance the scales.
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by dummydummy1234 1mo ago
So anyone have prior art we can point to? Because no way is a rpc call novel.
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by dummydummy1234 1mo ago
So I am working on building a low latency streaming dataflow framework - ala gnuradio but actually usable in production. The idea is to have deterministic latency as a first class objective and let all the other benefits fall out of that. A
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by dummydummy1234 1mo ago
Wait I thought the router ends up specializing the experts? Like there is no explicit goal aside from each 'expert' getting roughly equal weight? And it happens that when you train the router you do end up passing certain classes
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by dummydummy1234 3mo ago
Wouldn't high CO2 make you breath faster?
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by dummydummy1234 3mo ago
Inference isn't that hard, you can run on amd/ Intel if needed.
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by dummydummy1234 3mo ago
... Out of curiosity, why did they close the street? Was it to turn it into public walking space? (I'm trying to imagine a reason and coming up short...)
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by dummydummy1234 3mo ago
It's really annoying when you open a interesting article and realize it's llm slop.
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by dummydummy1234 3mo ago
Can't you just force it to do structured output via constrained generation?
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by dummydummy1234 3mo ago
But if they subsidize the hardware, non game users will purchase the hardware and use it for non game use-cases, where valve cannot recoupe the costs. A interesting scenario would be to sell the hardware at cost, but include a 30% off ticke
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by dummydummy1234 3mo ago
Wait, did you get paid overtime when he modified your time sheet? I guess it may not be normal but I got straight time overtime when I worked for a contractor. Made those weeks I really did do 80 hrs nice. But if they have any system involv
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by dummydummy1234 3mo ago
Wow that's snappy
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by dummydummy1234 4mo ago
Population is generally stable or declining out side of the developing world. Infinite cities only yh happen with infinite population.
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by dummydummy1234 4mo ago
Why not use the same acc disability features?
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
So, I always thought that Warhammer 40k techpriests were absurd. Strange obscure religious rituals to appease the machine spirit. But at this point I can actually see something like that. What is prompt engineering but a strange pseudo ritu
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
So you are not the target audience for this. The target is people who would buy a MacBook but want to run Linux. There are many people who turn down the MacBook, not because of build quality, or design, but because it does not support Linux
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
Arbitrage I assume
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
Prepaid/paid limits with shutoff is appropriate for this though. If you have per key limits, this is not possible, and even in a wild situation you should b able to expect that your firebase key will not use 50k.
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
How much is industrial scale batteries for solar?
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
Mid thinking cycle seems dangerous as it will probably kill caching.
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
Can you use zellij over ssh on a remote server?
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
Never underestimate that people are lazy.
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by dummydummy1234 5mo ago
I think there is a difference between things like coding where it is semi closed loop, at the end of the day the software works or not. Vs fields where there is not a reliable feedback path, or that feedback path is much more noisy.
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by dummydummy1234 6mo ago
I generally think it's better to phrase it as a gift. My motto, is that people have helped me a lot in life, with time, resources and sometimes money. If I loan money, I explicitly do not expect to be repaid, and will generally say, pa

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