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hybrid_study
2mo ago
you have no idea. lol
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hybrid_study
2mo ago
I’m trying to figure what’s so bad about humans using LLMisms. They seem quite useful at quickly conveying meaning using well-accepted terms.
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hybrid_study
4mo ago
It may mean our brains are not currently equipped to understand the universe.
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hybrid_study
5mo ago
Aprox how much does something like this unit cost?
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5mo ago
The more I use Claude Code the harder it is for me to believe this behavior is a byproduct of the model. Behavior = ridiculously token inefficiencies
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5mo ago
I love the ## Why README section! Every repo should have one :-)
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5mo ago
Sometimes it feels like Anthropic uses token processing as a throttling tool, to their advantage.
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6mo ago
Mongo! No caveman
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6mo ago
Who cares if it’s LLM written or assisted writing? What matters is the content!
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6mo ago
Still amazed how much fun it is to play a 36KB Stargate Defender!
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6mo ago
Oh c’mon! Do you really believe we actually sent space probes ~15.0 billion miles from earth? Next you’ll tell me that the message from humanity was read by someone later linked to Nazi-era activities (though not a confirmed war criminal in
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6mo ago
he does mention https://github.com/trifectatechfoundation/zlib-rs not just https://github.com/madler/zlib , but it would be interesting to hear from those developers also
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6mo ago
The argument here is valid, if I read this correctly. Why can’t Apple simply allow your iPhone SIMPLY be just a transportable PC, that you can connect a keyboard, mouse, and monitor and do anything else you can do with Echo or any Apple com
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6mo ago
you beat me to it (_/\_)
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7mo ago
This is kinda expected — OSes aren’t going to suddenly be rewritten for AI. What we’re really seeing is a hybrid model: hardware and kernel stay the same (primitives, isolation, scheduling), and on top of that you get an AI runtime / a
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7mo ago
https://bsky.app/profile/rbreich.bsky.social/post/3mg4ige7o7...
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7mo ago
No Nano-texture display option. Damn you, Apple!
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7mo ago
Are markets so untamable that the only leverage is to become ultra-rich—and then act philanthropically? Incidentally, concentrated wealth lately looks less like stewardship and more like misanthropy.
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7mo ago
I’m not sure that’s the key factor. Resource wealth helps, but it doesn’t automatically translate into shorter workweeks or generous leave. Countries with far fewer natural resources—such as Germany, the Netherlands, or Denmark—still manage
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7mo ago
Maybe including an actual picture of the sight would be helpful here?
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7mo ago
We can rationalize the newspaper business all we want, but WaPo's downward spiral started with what's been described as a "gutless order to kill a presidential endorsement 11 days" before the election. That's when m
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8mo ago
The people who think raids are pointless probably use TELNET instead of SSH :-)
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8mo ago
Two countries, ranking 32nd and 41st in Africa have not had a census. Those others have had old census conducted: so we have " some idea" of their population.
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8mo ago
The post leans too hard on “we have no idea.” Population numbers are estimates with error bars, especially in places with weak census infrastructure, but that’s not the same as ignorance. Most countries run censuses (sometimes badly) and us
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8mo ago
Love this. I had a copy 40 years ago.
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8mo ago
I can never watch just a minute of these guy’s video — it’s always the whole thing, always so interesting.
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8mo ago
This is probably just availability bias / frequency illusion at work. Thinking about something once makes the brain suddenly notice it everywhere. The coincidences stick, but all the misses don’t. Feels like magic, but it’s just how at
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9mo ago
Did Mel or Richard write this part?
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9mo ago
I'd be more impressive if he walked it backwards.
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hybrid_study
10mo ago
so last security patch was over 7 years ago?
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