ebiester

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by ebiester 4d ago
I don't know about it being pretty nice - I just think of Nasubi and what happened to him on Susunu! Denpa Shōnen.
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by ebiester 11d ago
Or, alternatively, I was a lot more willing to put in the time to self host before I had more money and less time. If it's truly important it's not in public. If it's public, I don't have time to keep up with security pa
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by ebiester 11d ago
For those on plus, are you seeing astra limited to medium? Considering the rate limits that probably makes sense, but I'm wondering what different groups have access to.
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by ebiester 14d ago
Consider that if this was ran from your machine - it would have all of your memories and might be relying on the past 2 months. I'd be curious what would happen if it was run independently. (I am assuming they didn't train on your
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by ebiester 18d ago
This isn't talking about bespoke software, though. This is talking about upstreaming contributions to others. This puts a low barrier to create work and a lot more work for unpaid volunteers.
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by ebiester 19d ago
They're also fantastic for small measures for baking and cooking when it matters.
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by ebiester 20d ago
It depends on what you're trying to do. For non-coding tasks luna is quite often enough. Flash models are more than enough for summarizing a text, for example, or whipping up a small script to save me fifteen minutes. If you're on
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by ebiester 1mo ago
Mark Stache ( https://youtu.be/L-gNdQZorEE?si=nkwAhZOiAFtY2f44 ) just did a 90 day evaluation. The biggest problem at the level they mention is some intense flatulence. He is also in good shape and had mixed results compare
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by ebiester 1mo ago
And what stops children from reinstalling their OS? I know many kids can do it at 11 or 12. Or are you requiring BIOS lock? Are there restrictions on hardware to enable this?
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by ebiester 1mo ago
I remember seeing an advertising exec talk about spending more money in the area the execs lived so they felt the impact of the advertising, regardless of how effective the spend actually was. This is likely more of the same - making the in
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by ebiester 1mo ago
I don't think my communication became more precise. Language is imprecise and in these cases (ESL), you are also limiting your vocabulary. (Especially when I moved outside the US - while I was around very educated people who studied fo
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by ebiester 2mo ago
When I started dating someone whose second language was English, I found that the idioms were a giant hurdle. We really do speak in idioms and metaphors and this makes it very difficult for people who understand the words but not the cultur
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by ebiester 2mo ago
1. How do you get around performance issues? If I have a difficult join and you have a slow database, or you have a flaky connection, how can I debug the problem on my end? 2. What stops me (or any attacker) from exploiting your lack of sec
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by ebiester 2mo ago
We don't need an expert even - pre-clinical is a far ways off even if successful. This is in the "interesting advancement" stage, not "promising treatment."
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by ebiester 2mo ago
The people who would "let their guard down" did long before this news. (Or Prep, for that matter.)
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by ebiester 2mo ago
More importantly - the cost of the medical assistance to help someone get out of the house and physically train is much more expensive than a drug. If you want to prescribe exercise for someone with this level of depression, you need to pre
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by ebiester 2mo ago
It's fairly rare - like when 1984 was deleted from amazon when the seller didn't have the rights (and customer was refunded), but https://www.theguardian.com/money/2012/oct/22/amazon-wipes-c...
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by ebiester 2mo ago
Or, perhaps, apple users are rational actors that have different weights to their tradeoffs than you. The last time I checked Android, the security and privacy story was much worse than Apple. Further, it's not just me who has to make
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by ebiester 2mo ago
I thought I was the only person who remembered Apache Ant... I know we're running out of names but that was a really influential piece of infrastructure.
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by ebiester 2mo ago
You should do an experiment of splitting that up to multiple reviews that are logically together. My hypothesis is that you may be losing signal due to the amount of text expected back.
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by ebiester 3mo ago
https://kunekuneyokai.home.blog/2019/01/18/virgil-abloh-stea... from a quick look.
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by ebiester 3mo ago
I mean, if by right you mean "insiders leaked to make a few bucks..." sure?
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by ebiester 3mo ago
Or, alternatively, they feel like they finally cracked the code and think they can do it better. That's when Apple finally enters a market. Consider how much money they put in to building a car to cancel it when they decided they could
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by ebiester 3mo ago
If it’s like other things, the auditors of Anthropic will have a contract with OpenAI and vice versa.
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by ebiester 4mo ago
It's the concern for the community who pays in higher prices, and the employees in their job stability. Has everyone forgotten the social contract? We do not exist as communities to make a small number of people richer. If the trade do
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by ebiester 4mo ago
One thing that this misses is that in many fields, career retirement chooses you before you choose it. This is often true in development as ageism catches up with you. At some point, you keep doing interviews and nobody says "yes.&quot
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by ebiester 4mo ago
I'm so glad YouTube and other podcast players have moved to support 3.0 speed. As I get comfortable with one, I move it up some. For things like sports and "did you know" content, I can go 2.5 if I'm not multitasking. Fo
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by ebiester 4mo ago
Parmesan cheese is savory, not sweet. For people who did not grow up with hershey's, the butyric acid is what makes it taste off. This is not a question of safety - it is a question of results. They stayed with old technologies and hav
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by ebiester 4mo ago
It depends if your goal is to sell the company or evade taxes, of course.
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by ebiester 4mo ago
First, no matter what you do, if a human has write access to the production database, the database can be deleted. Second, there is a legitimate reason to destroy a database in development and automation. The biggest problem I see is often

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