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edaemon
7d ago
I think maybe they're making a joke about the Ruger Mini-14? It's a rifle.
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edaemon
29d ago
Wasn't that a limited time promotion from OpenRouter? I didn't see anything from OpenAI themselves.
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edaemon
1mo ago
Volume is the problem. There's so much more of it now. Many platforms I used to enjoy are just overwhelmed with valueless content.
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edaemon
1mo ago
Right, but oil transiting the strait is down below 25% of its normal amount.
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edaemon
1mo ago
I know of a guy who, before attending in-person meetings for the first time with new people, sends the message "FYI, I am 7 feet tall." He's gotten enough weird looks or outright stunned people that he takes precautionary mea
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1mo ago
That doesn't fully explain it, the amount of oil making it through the strait is a small fraction (less than 25%) of the amount that normally flows through there.
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edaemon
1mo ago
There is a game called Squad that has a lot of similarity to BF2 in terms of teamwork and coordination. It's a spiritual successor to the BF2 mod called Project Reality.
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edaemon
1mo ago
Palmer Luckey owns a drone company. He can't have an objective opinion on his competitors being banned.
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edaemon
1mo ago
That sounds awful. Thankfully the regimen now is only one shot of HRIG and four doses of the vaccine over two weeks.
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edaemon
1mo ago
Don't worry, you can use Rovo to summarize the document! That way you can get the information your coworker wanted to share but filtered through a game of teLLMephone.
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edaemon
1mo ago
Neat! How does that work with the AI Gateway portion? I see some references in the code but at a quick glance I can't tell if you can configure it to skip AI Gateway.
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1mo ago
Interesting, so how does this work with regards to purposeful but naive changes? If, for example, we have a Notion integration, and a non-technical user can add a feature to it via prompt, would it be possible for them to accidentally add s
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2mo ago
Yes, but I think the idea here is that most models produce very similar pelicans on bicycles, so a different test might be more useful in gauging the differences in models.
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2mo ago
How would they cache and serve responses without decrypting the traffic?
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3mo ago
It's kind of a nonsensical explanation. As you quoted, the source says it's "not a reconstruction or reparations program" but they go on to say it will be called the Reconstruction and Development Fund and that the pro
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3mo ago
Wasn't that a UAW summit about EVs? Tesla does not work with UAW, so they wouldn't appear at a UAW event.
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4mo ago
The author ran for city council where I live. From what I remember of him, it would be very out of character for him to use AI to write a health article.
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4mo ago
That's called a series hybrid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_vehicle_drivetrain#Seri...
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4mo ago
"TIDE TURNS AGAINST HUMAN TERROR-BOTS"
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4mo ago
Where did they say "stop driving the vehicle"? I don't think that happened. The instructions were to drive the vehicle to a service center for a drop-in check (or wait for mobile service) which obviously wouldn't be poss
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4mo ago
I don't think that's true. I owned my Rivian at that time. There was a recall but I never received any instructions similar to that. They had everyone drive to the nearest service center to have the bolt torque checked, or you cou
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4mo ago
I have a 2022 Rivian and I don't remember any recalls for brake rotors or wheels falling off. There was one about a year after they made the first R1T where they had forgotten to record the torque of a bolt for the upper control arm du
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4mo ago
Took me two clicks of the "Stumble" functionality to hit unsavory stuff that someone clearly made on purpose.
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5mo ago
Maybe they edited their comment after you saw it, but they included a link to a video from the NYT YouTube channel.
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5mo ago
Sauron is the reason the palantiri are dangerous, yes, because his influence causes them to mislead and delude the viewer. That happens even when Sauron is not directly influencing the visions. Essentially, when the forces of evil are prese
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5mo ago
Their Composer 2 model is Kimi (an open model) with additional RL fine-tuning, for whatever that information is worth to you: https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/22/cursor-admits-its-new-codi...
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5mo ago
Yeah, this comic summarizes the issue pretty well: https://marketoonist.com/2023/03/ai-written-ai-read.html
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6mo ago
Their point is that the NYT says it crashed, the cause isn't clear.
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6mo ago
These particular ships technically were not attempting to pass through the strait, they were anchored in Iraqi territorial waters. The backlog will extend even further now that it can be considered risky to be anywhere near the strait.
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6mo ago
The Iranian military has stated their intention to attack any ship passing through the strait without their permission.
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