marcd35

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by marcd35 5d ago
this is awesome. can you open source it so i can fork it and add some enhancements like exposure/contrast adjustments etc?
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by marcd35 8d ago
Its mostly used with Codex so you can give finer control over task delegation. its definitely worth learning the different strengths and weaknesses for each one and which you should use for planning/building/testing/documenta
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by marcd35 15d ago
Sounds interesting! https://greatquestion.com/careers just redirects to https://www.greatquestion.com/coming-soon though
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by marcd35 1mo ago
Reddit has already begun the effort to start poising the well - https://www.reddit.com/r/poisonai/
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by marcd35 1mo ago
That’s an interesting point and we have not really had a reliable dataset to qualify individuals as “professional gamer/streamer” vs a hobbyist. Their content publication history should be a good metric for establishing our future subj
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by marcd35 2mo ago
agree with all the above. i usually throw on brown noise/moving water youtube videos since the frequencies cancel out most distracting noises. one of my fav ambient music channels is obsidian soundfields on youtube. another trick recom
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by marcd35 5mo ago
probably not. the engineers dont even know how these things work (see: black box) so how could you even prove that its not doing what it's 'supposed' to be doing?
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by marcd35 5mo ago
so not only are the sycophantic, hallucinatory, but now they're also proven to be schizophrenic. neato.
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by marcd35 5mo ago
yeah but see the problem with abba is i just wanna get up and dance and not do any work
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by marcd35 6mo ago
> 250,000 wasted API calls per day How much approximate savings would this actually be?
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by marcd35 6mo ago
I agree with this point. There is absolutely a 'left behind' gap that is under-explored. My last job was a cable technician - making house calls to fix wifi, satellite tv, phone issues. Mostly elderly residents. The majority of th
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by marcd35 6mo ago
I'm one of the contributors for the Obsidian RSS reader ( https://github.com/amatya-aditya/obsidian-rss-dashboard ) and one of my first contributions to the project was adding in the Kagi RSS feed to the discover pa
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by marcd35 7mo ago
about as much as all the people who signed the petition to stop/slow the rate of ai advancement - nothing other than pointing to it in the future when all has gone to shit and say, "told you so"
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by marcd35 7mo ago
cool. now do something about the hundreds/thousands of people getting rate limited on Antigravity even after upgrading their plans, even on their $250 /month plan. https://discuss.ai.google.dev/c/antigravity&#
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by marcd35 7mo ago
not OP and not sure of the book but if you're interested in material like this, check out Derek Sivers' work - usually revolves around stepping outside your comfort zone, exploring new ideas, etc. https://sive.rs/n
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by marcd35 7mo ago
I think this decision is more defensive than "losing touch with their customers." The winds are shifting in other countries that are cracking down on social media use for children. Discord does not want to get caught in the shit s
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by marcd35 7mo ago
ive never played before. i moved my guys around the map for 6 turns then they just disappeared. also cant figure out how to increase the scaling of the screen
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by marcd35 7mo ago
HN comments: 53 Comments on actual blog post: 0 Why are people so afraid to leave replies on the author’s OC
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by marcd35 7mo ago
Doesn’t this just exacerbate the “black box” conundrum if they just keep piling on more and more features without fully comprehending what’s being implemented
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by marcd35 7mo ago
Proceed, but unwillingly
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by marcd35 8mo ago
Thank you for the blog post! I live in New England and always had the winter blues, always just assumed it was because of the weather but never acted on it. About a week ago, there was a reddit post claiming it's actually geographicall
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by marcd35 8mo ago
something about giving full read write access to every file on my PC and internet message interface just rubs me the wrong way. some unscrupulous actors are probably chomping at the bit looking for vulnerabilities to get carte blanche unres
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by marcd35 8mo ago
5 Million years ago would be insane... but what about.. 5 BILLION years ago...
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by marcd35 8mo ago
funny story - I had a job recently that installed DirecTV setups for mostly retirement communities. On almost every service call, I'd show up and 95% of the time, without fail, they'd either be watching Fox News, CNN, or CNBC. It
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by marcd35 8mo ago
While Qwen2.5 was pre-trained on 18 trillion tokens, Qwen3 uses nearly twice that amount, with approximately 36 trillion tokens covering 119 languages and dialects. https://qwen.ai/blog?id=qwen3
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by marcd35 8mo ago
antigravity is solid and has a generous free tier.
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by marcd35 8mo ago
i'm no expert, and i actually asked google gemini a similar question yesterday - "how much more energy is consumed by running every query through Gemini AI versus traditional search?" turns out that the AI result is actually
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by marcd35 8mo ago
i guess putting your head in a microwave would also be considered "non-invasive" according to this logic. makes sense!
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by marcd35 8mo ago
are you only using the web based version? A dedicated client like Mozilla's Thunderbird might be helpful for de-cluttering. Notion Mail also seems like it has potential - ability to group together certain types of mail. Someone already
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by marcd35 8mo ago
Why wouldn't they be able to eventually set it up to work autonomously? A simple github action could run a check every $t hour to check on the status, and an orchestrator is only really needed once initially to set up the if>then de

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