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ghostpepper
5d ago
Or the industry standard will change
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ghostpepper
8d ago
It reminds me of when people will use filler words because they haven't actually decided what thesis they're going to commit to yet. Just-in-time thinking.
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8d ago
One thing they could try eating is glue on their pizza, helps the cheese stick to the toppings
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22d ago
They don't generate keyword search queries very well. They can overcome this by brute force but if you watch what they search you will cringe. nhl toronto scores nhl hockey toronto scores "nhl hockey" toronto score today nhl
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ghostpepper
26d ago
it's not just you, there is research that people are starting to talk more like chatGPT. you have a gift for parody though.
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26d ago
Your argument in favour of TUIs is that they can be, in fact, not TUIs and actually CLIs
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27d ago
why is that staggering? I think we're at a point now where the use of AI is not really much of a quality signal in either direction
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27d ago
Did not read the paper so apologies if this is covered but isn't it possible that there is some recognizable semantic pattern in the training data where an "aha" is often followed by a subtle semantic shift that proves closer
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28d ago
They finally killed the `old.reddit.com` subdomain for logged-out users this week, which was the final push I needed to stop even idly browsing. I've been using the site since at least the digg exodus in 2010.
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2mo ago
in my experience, gemini is easily the most grating, condescending, stereotypical LLM voice between opus/fable, codex-5.6, glm-5.2, etc
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2mo ago
I believe this is also why 911 doesn't show up in iOS/Android call logs
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2mo ago
I guess this is a command in the GUI app? I still don't see it in the latest official codex CLI app (0.144 I think)
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2mo ago
maybe I'm misunderstanding but I don't want to sign into the app on a mac - I want to run the CLI on a headless linux server and control the sessions from my iPhone. Does Codex allow that now?
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2mo ago
I am curious about the claim that the subscription models are different. Has anyone benchmarked this?
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2mo ago
I have used claude and codex extensively but only from their CLI app (heavily sandboxed using rootless podman, network filtering, etc), so I don't really know what I'm missing with the GUI apps. One killer feature that Claude has,
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3mo ago
This is also the dichotomy I'm seeing. This meme sums it up https://fixupx.com/danhockenmaier/status/2021617680525172840 I like to imagine a similar dynamic happening when previous transformative technologies
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3mo ago
what I was taught (and what still works for me) is to look out the front window, never the sides, and pick a as far away (ideally on the horizon) to focus on. the theory being, at constant velocity in a straight line, your body feels at res
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3mo ago
I am a big fan of computer science education for kids that uses a light touch, or even completely offline - things like Computer Engineering for Babies, Turing Tumble, or any game that introduces basic concepts with intuition as opposed to
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3mo ago
I'd love to hear more about the STEM week one, if there's anything online you can share. What's the target age range?
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3mo ago
which quants of 3.5 vs 3.6 did you compare? I guess you're saying that whatever quant you were using, going one lower was worse? ie. 3.5 Q6_K at 22.5GB versus 3.5 Q6_K at 22.9GB?
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4mo ago
Supporting everything forever is how you end up with Windows
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4mo ago
would it blow your mind if I told you there are already idiosyncrasies in the way you write? not you specifically; everyone has them
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4mo ago
I agree it's not immediately clear how it works, although I think I understand the role it's intending to fill. If you're not familiar with the distinction between git and github it could be even more confusing. As soon as I
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4mo ago
A lot of the distrust toward Bambu is because they originally announced cloud auth would be required even for printing locally in LAN mode, and only backpedalled on that when they saw the backlash. I'm not sure why their entire domain
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4mo ago
This is how it's used in Canada too
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4mo ago
They claim it has a haptic trackpad, so I don't think that's what most manufacturers use.
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5mo ago
It was called Twitter for 17 years before being renamed in 2023. The Twitter domain still redirects to roughly the same site it was for all those years. Why does it matter if someone still calls it Twitter?
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5mo ago
the rest of it makes sense but what's the PLC for?
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5mo ago
How do they have budget for this but not for decent production values on the Artemis 2 livestream?
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6mo ago
I suppose by this logic, if someone was pressured by their parents to get good grades and struggled, it’s possible that “getting a good grade” would have a negative connotation / emotions response for them.
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