sidibe

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by sidibe 4d ago
Gemini 3.8 + antigravity. Opus also in antigravity for harder stuff.
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by sidibe 16d ago
This move will help Firefox a lot. This is why they've been my browser on mobile for years, now there's a big incentive to switch on desktop
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by sidibe 16d ago
Yeah I don't know what's holding it back in the browser, doing stuff to sheets is fine from antigravity.
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by sidibe 17d ago
They could just not do it. Nothing would happen. It's a little moronic that they act so hands off. I get it having a policy is nice for actual controversies between nations but one person wants this (who has probably never used Google
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by sidibe 18d ago
This is pathetic and embarrassing by Google. They're going to hide behind some corporate policy if criticized, but it's so cowardly, there wouldn't have been any consequences for ignoring it
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by sidibe 1mo ago
Never going to try it, sorry for anyone at cursor who was excited about what they were working on.
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by sidibe 1mo ago
Do you have cases where you still see 3.1 pro outperforming 3.7 flash?
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by sidibe 1mo ago
Thats a unique definition of Big 3
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by sidibe 1mo ago
Maybe a little naive for this but given the decades Jeff Dean and Sanjay have been contributing to so many things in the industry and never heard a bad word about either, they never seemed to reach for attention or self promote, going to gi
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by sidibe 2mo ago
Any YouTube video with him is filled with fawning comments. People love it when others tell them what they want to hear. He'll be able to do his schtick for a long time, well after it should be obvious to everyone the AI is going to ch
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by sidibe 2mo ago
I don't love that they have so much money and wish we had much more progressive taxes and no way out of estate taxes, but people really are letting the pure assholes like Elon off the hook when they lump all billionaires together.
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by sidibe 2mo ago
And this is a great way for Optimus to get around, so you can add another 1b sales right there.
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by sidibe 2mo ago
There's a lot more than that of the non-float that people can't wait to sell. This is just front-running the insiders.
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by sidibe 2mo ago
Google has always shed researchers but they still have way more of them than everybody else.
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by sidibe 2mo ago
> A decent response would have been for the car to simply refuse to continue the ride rather than kidnapping the ne'er-do-wells. It seems that's what exactly what they did? Except also called the police which seems the responsi
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by sidibe 2mo ago
Profitability is never a constraint for Elon companies. He has always been able to be able to extract money from the middle east, government, banks, retail investors (or these same parties through his other companies) whenever they need mo
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by sidibe 3mo ago
This has also one of the arguments against AC in France, shame on you for wanting to moving the hot air from inside to outside.
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by sidibe 3mo ago
Google has been bleeding talent for decades, though few people have ever heard of them before they left google. Like when John Giannendra left it was the first time I'd ever heard of him but it was made out like he was a key person and
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by sidibe 3mo ago
The whole IPO was designed to be like a short squeeze where index funds have to buy soon but there's not enough shares. For the little float that's available they are weighting it significantly more than they should by previous ru
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by sidibe 3mo ago
There's not enough shares being traded to meet the requirements of the index funds. This is exactly why they had the rules of about having enough float and not being added to the indeces right away. the people who waived those rules ne
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by sidibe 3mo ago
People are well incentivized to gas him up or they don't want to cross his cultists so it's just easier to go along with it. Just listen to him talk with confidence about something you know about and extrapolate rather than trusti
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by sidibe 3mo ago
Elon or his cousins will have to start a new company with some fresh funding soon he is running out of opportunities to merge one company into another together with ever worse financials and ever better valuations. Maybe it can be a telepor
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by sidibe 3mo ago
It'll end in suicide or OD. Every time he pulls off a coup like forcing huge indices to buy and hold massive amounts of $80 billion float he delays the inevitable but in the end his puffery will collapse at some point. I feel second ha
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by sidibe 3mo ago
> 19 years later, it's probably time to be pragmatic again These 2 have always been very pragmatic. They compete in an area or two but there is also a lot of money flowing both ways.
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by sidibe 4mo ago
Probably because Elon said it's better. Same reason some people own a cybertruck
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by sidibe 4mo ago
They wouldn't have had to worry about bears or wolves if they had driven them both to extinction like many parts of the world
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by sidibe 4mo ago
St Barts for example.. he'll have to look elsewhere for the wildest parties
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by sidibe 6mo ago
It's not just the scrolling, the posting side too. They all randomly boost one of your posts so suddenly tons of feedback (especially noticable when I tried threads) and then you try to get that back again. The uncertainty keeps you at
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by sidibe 7mo ago
I remember they successfully got Google out of a military contract in the first admin (and briefly vilified by the right for that). that's not going to work now. Workers have a lot less power and the CEO is buddies with Trump
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by sidibe 7mo ago
This is just the first step eventually we will be just like the Culture novels that Elon skimmed through the Wikipedia summaries of. We are slightly delayed on the first Mars trips timelines that were supposed to have happened already but t

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