ghtbircshotbe

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by ghtbircshotbe 22d ago
If so they're going to be massively tariffed in the US. Chips are a national security sector.
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by ghtbircshotbe 23d ago
One thing I've figured out of that qwen3.6 35b refuses to use 2 space indentation for python code, although it claims to be doing it. I know for a fact it is an easy thing to do.
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Why is it so hard to build a transformer?(nytimes.com)
3 points by ghtbircshotbe 23d ago|0 comments
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by ghtbircshotbe 26d ago
I agree with you but for a different reason. When the ai generates exactly what I asked it to but it isn't working, I need to think and figure out what I really want rather than what I previously thought I wanted.
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
Here's a fun quote: > Anjali Sud, Tubi CEO: I think you’ll see ads get way more useful and relevant the same way they have on social media. If you think about the experience today on television, it still largely feels like the ads a
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What will TV look like in three years?(cnbc.com)
1 points by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago|3 comments
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Dr Color(drcolor.com)
4 points by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago|0 comments
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
It's really not clear to me from the announcement what exactly this is. The PR about treating GPUs as an "investable asset" makes my skin crawl, and the participation of 5 giant banks really doesn't help.
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
It looks like it's only 15 pages and I do like camp, so I think I may have a go at it
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
I'm a little confused. She follows describing people with good/bad taste immediately with the statement that there is no system for taste. If it is all relative, then how is she determining that someone has good or bad taste? Is t
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
Does it do it efficiently though?
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
And don't forget ethanol, probably the least efficient form of energy ever discovered
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
The boom cycle looks like it's going to last a while, but it never lasts forever. If the current memory manufacturers all conspire to not build more capacity, I'm sure someone else will (eg China).
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
It's not just the reader engaging in the work, but the author. If the author can't or is unwilling to put in any actual work, and also lies about it, I've lost all respect and interest in them. Saying you only care about the
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
It seems like a pretty normal behavior. Just look at the whole tabloid industry that follows actors and musicians around. You might like bland architectural paintings, but knowing they were made by Hitler sort of changes your impression.
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
I feel like the majority of ai use by normal people is through Google search, so that's kind of a win. I'm confused by meta's capex though. Are they planning on becoming a cloud provider, or just throwing money away like with
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
It sucks but I'm not sure there much I can do about it personally. If/when the banks stop supporting browsers completely, I'll be glad I have a phone that can install the app
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
> Chances are, you never think about typography. Probably not true for most of the people reading a blog post about typography
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
It's hard to square this with my impression of Aristotle as a kind of early empiricist, cataloging and dissecting animals.
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by ghtbircshotbe 1mo ago
The whole problem could have been fixed by allowing the customer pay the fee through their account.
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
This reminds me of the movie Backdraft, about firefighters and a mysterious arsonist.
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
The national debt was in the news a lot in the 90s and 00s and the sky didn't fall. Now both parties have decided they don't care, and I'm sure they'll find other things to blame when growth shrivels etc.
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
I like it how morningstar provides a graph of the stock price and morningstar's target price for the past few years, and the target price always closely follows the stock price, even as the stock price fluctuates wildly. All that geniu
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
I only bought one keyboard from keychron and it was flaky from day one. It's the simplest keyboard they sold - wired, non hot swap. I don't know how to diagnose and fix the problem or I might try. In the end it wasn't worth $
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
It's not economical to build "starter" homes. Given the large fixed costs, builders are going to have higher margins building a 2500 sqft monstrosity. Construction physics blog had a number of interesting article on the housi
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
Skimming over the proposals, only option 1 even mentions copyright and licensing issues, which have been traditionally a big deal for open source software
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
I click the close button on the cookie banner if there is one. No idea what it does though.
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
The article is light on details. Presumably the original Nikkei article has more details but it's behind a paywall. Recently watched Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room. I still don't know how Enron made money which remarkably se
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
The page references a document Microsoft Windows User Experience. Is this online somewhere? I can only find Amazon links. Are there other good design manuals I can find online?
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by ghtbircshotbe 2mo ago
It sounds similar to a lot of US products. They outsource all production to China, then China essentially start making copies of their products and charging a fraction of the price.

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