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by stefan_ 1mo ago
And then Russia refused to install the turbine, proving it was a ploy all along. Like the maintenance in the first place. Which is why they acquired gas storage in Germany, then ran it low timed with their illegal war of aggression. This is
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DARPA Lift Challenge – Aug 3 – Main Broadcast [video](youtube.com)
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Yet the README is generated ("Two skills maintain the boundary in both directions.") and the demo is .. a Mobius strip? I'd prefer if you explain what it is you are building in the form of human-written text.
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
This is a technical problem with technical solutions. You can just fix things, you don't need to throw out 30% of your power generation to pay billions for climate change vagueposting.
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Because 90% don't even do anything? It turns out it's actually one of those really annoying problems to delay cookies which were supposed to be sent already in the HTTP request response until a user interaction has happened. And o
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
"We have been having extensive discussions around open source strategy. [..] one thing we'd like to do soon is to create a language model with the approximate capability of GPT-3 that can run locally [..]. In general, we think thi
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
So are computers
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
The American LLMs have been equally distilled from Chinese ones. Not least because the people whose creativity in collecting training data barely extends to pirating Annas Archive probably lack in great Chinese datasets. Try it yourself: h
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Yeah I mean this hardware isn't hard because its a fricking breadboard. (Although I spy an SD card slot, a favorite of the "hardware isn't hard" faction that will explode in their face)
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Ah, the usual take. Want to sign everything before it can run, but take responsibility for nothing. And when in doubt, well, the computer did it. When do we start calling out this crap?
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Vibecoded the billing system, raised revenue 9000%. Great for that promo package.
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
It's not even that right now .
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
No, those are directory names not uploaded. Here are the file names skipped: https://github.com/xai-org/grok-build/blob/main/crates/codeg... It's about not uploading compiled binary stuff, bu
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Telling American multinationals you will have them pay 0 tax isn't exactly a "tax policy" as such.
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
But they gave us double the tokens! Then a limited time more usage! Then even more tokens "off peak" times! Then some new model released but apparently it inherently used 1.69x tokens! Then Fable is here but "it uses much mor
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
You are mixing more things. There's lots of ISR drones flying around, from DJIs at 50-150m altitude to bigger fixed wing platforms at 1000-1500m. Their point is to find targets, do BDA and monitor, but not autonomously; it's guys
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Yes, media see a snapdragon running a YOLO and go off writing "AI apocalypse autonomous killer drones" articles. See it for yourselves: https://x.com/RALee85/status/2071537561059692956 Some object detect
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
This is an odd article that tries to elevate some random grunt in the field painting their truck white stripes to grand battlefield strategy in the face of autonomous AI killer drones. Neither are the latter real nor is the former actually
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Of course, this is essentially the basis of capitalism. Corporations are just people, folks, spread the knowledge and we all get richer. The best corporations I worked at had people dedicated to reverse engineering competitor products and w
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
I think the purpose is to have a simple to hack on reference platform for developers. The problem with commodity hardware is the super short lifecycles (many of them stop selling before theres an OpenWRT port), they are locked down and the
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Just read the post! It's essentially "we switched from Radix to Base UI". Why? "the ecosystem moved on". Nothing says braindead web frontend churn like this post, and them not having written it in the first place is
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Yeah instead of this slop a simple table explaining the tradeoff would have been far superior.
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by stefan_ 2mo ago
Yes, all of them are terrible and should have ceased to exist 10 years ago? Now is just the next best time. It won’t save the industry addicted to them of course, China has long gotten rid of them.
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by stefan_ 3mo ago
I think often of how all it would have taken was a bomb for the 10 or so people that years ago at some browser vendor consortium out of pure self centeredness went „nah lets fragment“. We could have saved many many collective years, electri
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by stefan_ 3mo ago
It infuriates me to no end that we are expected to put up with building design and technology from 1900 as a consequence of the obsession with "property values must go up" (notwithstanding the property ) and a healthy helping of
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by stefan_ 3mo ago
Well, it's gonna be 2027! > Maybe this building in 2026 can't assume robots are parking the cars. But we could change the city's rules now and maybe a building a year from now will be able to dedicate less space to parking
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by stefan_ 3mo ago
Its obviously a permanent fixture. And well, electricity by virtue of having been around for 100+ years as a mass market product has been utterly ossified, saddled with far too onerous regulations and taxes and is being driven by inflexible
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by stefan_ 3mo ago
Yes, that's why Cursor was very popular when actually reading model output paragraph by paragraph was still the way you used them. That's no longer the case, their use has cratered, and in fact they have been disintermediated by t
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by stefan_ 3mo ago
You mean organized crime like NSO Group? Sorry, governments all over the world are too busy using them to spy on opposition to care.
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by stefan_ 3mo ago
Again with it. You have two cameras, so you can batch 2 already with no latency hit. In fact less latency because the fake multithreading is gone. (You are not even measuring latency correctly)

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