kleene_op

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by kleene_op 2mo ago
This sends a really bad signal. Why would I host my project there, taking the risk that they changed their mind overnight and declare my project inappropriate because of XYZ?
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by kleene_op 2mo ago
That's the definition of judging a book by its cover. Maybe they don't care about spending money on design and just want to focus on the food they serve, you'll never know. I would also probably be less inclined to enter a re
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by kleene_op 3mo ago
> So I could have deposited $1000 via CC into Kalshi and paid it back $83/mo over 12 months Are you sure those are the correct figures? That's a 4$ win in your favor if you don't use any of the deposited money and cash it
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by kleene_op 4mo ago
> bullying the indexes Bullying with a fat check, yeah. Corruption in this country is off the charts right now.
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by kleene_op 4mo ago
There is only one ethical way to solve that moral issue: Schrödinger birthing
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by kleene_op 5mo ago
Same. I am getting crazy good value from Claude at work, on both scientific applications and deployment environments. There is one caveat, and that is you have to give the model well thought out constraints to guide it properly, and absolut
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by kleene_op 5mo ago
I already have to log to their website with 2 factor authentification. I had to walk and physically present my id card, install the numerical identity app. That should be enough. Also, apart from reuploading IDs, they ask for information su
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by kleene_op 5mo ago
I find it especially ironic that they would leak all my data, given the fact that they would ask of me to forward them every piece of id imaginable whenever I needed to forge or amend a new one (when adding a mention on my driver's lic
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by kleene_op 5mo ago
Really nice. My mother is an applied Physics teacher, and she told me they had a hard time at work figuring out how they could connect their teaching material to LLM in a relevant way. This should be useful to her.
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by kleene_op 5mo ago
> There is zero chance any human who put so much effort into creating something would remain silent while it became a $2 trillion phenomenon I'd argue this is the best reason to remain silent as much as one can.
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by kleene_op 6mo ago
Coincidently, Claude Code appears to be down right now (in Europe West at least). Everytime I hear of something X Azure announcement, that something just seem to break right away. I know correlation is not causation, but my opinion of Azure
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by kleene_op 6mo ago
Azure, the color of BSOD
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by kleene_op 6mo ago
The ability for some people to perpetually move the goalpost will never cease to amaze me. I guess that's one way to tell us apart from AIs.
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by kleene_op 6mo ago
That's the plan. But if they do it right away people will revolt.
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by kleene_op 6mo ago
Same here! I found now was a good time to build that NAS I wanted to have a long time ago, and the first thing I installed on it was a Navidrome server so I could listen to my curated music everywhere. Hopefully we're entering the era
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by kleene_op 6mo ago
> Microsoft's best security measure was making something nobody cared enough about to hack in the first place Maybe that's what they're trying to achieve with Windows as well.
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by kleene_op 6mo ago
Does this only affect money invested after June 15th, or does this also devalues money invested before this date? If you don't invest anymore money in the index during the interim rebalancing period refered to by the author, then one s
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by kleene_op 6mo ago
EAGER is not enough. EAGER only guarantees one side of the conjoined triangles of success. They teach this at business school.
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by kleene_op 7mo ago
>By the way old chap, you have gone over your storage limit. Do you want to buy more or delete some stuff? Why does my AWS counselor sound British. Am I in eu-west-2?
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by kleene_op 7mo ago
Spirals again. Those AIs have read too much Junji Ito.
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by kleene_op 8mo ago
The meaning is not in the numbers themselves, but in how they each relate to one another. Also those are not mere numbers here, but vectors. Dimensionality and orthogonality is key to define complex relationships.
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by kleene_op 8mo ago
Depends on how many of those gambling addicts there are. If a huge enough portion of the population try to solve the statue quo of their economic problems by betting all on red, that's not gonna be great for society, including those wh
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by kleene_op 8mo ago
Phew. This is a relief, honestly!
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by kleene_op 8mo ago
Spatial awareness was also a huge limitation to Claude playing pokemon. It really seems to me that the first AI company getting to implement "spatial awareness" vector tokens and integrating them neatly with the other conventional
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by kleene_op 8mo ago
LLMs just do be paperclipping
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by kleene_op 8mo ago
First the fact that she received the price when a ton of people where far more deserving of it in terms of raw achievements toward peace. Then the fact that she would sell the price and what it represents for a slim (read inexistent)k shot
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by kleene_op 8mo ago
Our whole current civilization could be construed as advanced alien tech servicing a humongous tribe of moronic apes. The fact that one fifth of the internet is dedicated to porn just speaks for itself. Just thinking about all the tech invo
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by kleene_op 8mo ago
> Reliably constructing 10k bug free lines is probably the least successful. You imperatively need to try Claude Code, because it absolutely does that.
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by kleene_op 10mo ago
I guess in the end the journalist didn't feel necessary to impact his readers with punchy one line stats and bold infographic-ready layouts, considering he opted for the first draft.
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by kleene_op 1y ago
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