thevinter

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by thevinter 14d ago
I'm ready to stand corrected, but I'm pretty positive that such a process would require 1) an insane amount of work and 2) wouldn't produce anything close to SOTA results because of the lack of training data. It is my underst
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Reckless Ben confronted Ideal Living's CEO over trafficking claims(thecreatorwire.com)
15 points by thevinter 17d ago|2 comments
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by thevinter 21d ago
SMS are virtually free for every carrier. The prices for the customers exist to partially offset the fixed costs of the infrastructure (which already exists).
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by thevinter 21d ago
Communications/announcements from the government can easily be posted on the government's website or, if really needed, sent as an SMS
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by thevinter 21d ago
>one notable case had them pay 4.2mil Ok so if most individuals that care sue them it will become a.. $17B fine. Doesn't sound that impressive either.
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by thevinter 22d ago
If I can afford to spend 10k$ on groceries every month then surely 10$ in gambling isn't all that bad?
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by thevinter 22d ago
Irrespective of how this number is calculated, whether is blue/green water etc here is some comparison data for context, since I personally think that hearing big numbers without any point of reference is pointless. Annual withdrawals
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by thevinter 22d ago
If there's no service charge added explicitly then that amount is usually directly factored in the cost of the food and redistributed to the service staff. As far as I know there are currently no EU countries where tipping contributes
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by thevinter 27d ago
What if an artist programs a programs a carving robot to create a sculpture? How is that meaningfully different? Based on your logic that should not qualify, but it currently clearly does: https://quayola.com/selected-unfini
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by thevinter 1mo ago
What revenue do AI-boosted commits provide? Am I missing something?
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by thevinter 1mo ago
Cool idea but the presented answers seem a little cherry-picked. From the few questions I asked it seemed just a weak model rather than a limited one >What is the square root of -1? >We need to find the square root of the number -1. F
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by thevinter 1mo ago
The genocide in Gaza is one of the biggest humanitarian catastrophes of recent times. One might argue that it's OT and I'm ready to entertain the idea (even though in this case I think the post is heavily HN-adjacent) but surely t
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by thevinter 1mo ago
I'm not a mathematician but to me it doesn't seem so far-fetched to think that there might exist some mathematical proof that ensures the indistinguishability
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by thevinter 1mo ago
I did. He just went ahead and built a script to run headless chrome and take screenshots anyways.
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by thevinter 1mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1vlhteb/resear...
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by thevinter 2mo ago
It is available for use: `bun upgrade --canary`
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by thevinter 2mo ago
> You can read more about my new MUD engine project, Pinwheel, here on my blog. Sadly I can't, both links redirect to the same page :P
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by thevinter 2mo ago
Still better than the government (!!!) website that a few days ago gave me the option of using "What's the name of the company you first worked at?"
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by thevinter 2mo ago
I struggle to see any value in this when DeepSeek is still a thing.
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by thevinter 2mo ago
Well, to be clear, there was some feedback (e.g. it was calling subagents and printing some thinking messages). That said, yes, it is pretty common for me to wait 10, 20 and sometimes even 30 minutes without steering the model or looking at
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by thevinter 2mo ago
Personal anecdote: I exhausted my Claude usage yesterday so I decided to spend 20$ to try Kimi while I was at it. Logged in, paid, downloaded Kimi Code, set it to use K3 and prompted something along the lines of: "Check this repository
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by thevinter 2mo ago
> Update: The Rust version has been released as Bun canary - running bun upgrade --canary will install this release.)
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by thevinter 2mo ago
>My biggest issue is that it’s impossible to engage with and give feedback on an AI written document Thanks for giving shape to a general annoyance, in my case with code, that I only recently started noticing. When discussing code with m
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by thevinter 2mo ago
One thing that I found interesting is that most of the discourse surrounding the topic happened with the assumption that the rewrite was happening with an Opus-like model, and not with Fable. Those assumptions, at least partially, were used
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by thevinter 3mo ago
And what happens once the "solid baselines" become unavailable for a reason or the other?
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by thevinter 3mo ago
I appreciate (and encourage) using real life problems as a pretext for researching new topics and developing new skills, but 1. I'm really curious as to what's the desired outcome here? A spambot to flood people's notificatio
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by thevinter 4mo ago
Has rsync never broken features before, without AI?
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by thevinter 4mo ago
> It's not silly to have issues with something. I absolutely understand and agree. As I said, I understand the underlying reason. The silly part is the brigading - issues should be adressed on their own merits. The specific GH issue
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by thevinter 4mo ago
This whole brigading is bizzarre and some people are behaving like irrational animals. I potentially understand the motivations that might bring one to want to "win" this battle but this really isn't it - it just makes you so
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by thevinter 4mo ago
If that were to bethe case, a public scandal would be the last thing they need, and I would expect them to do everything in their power to keep it under wraps instead (eg privately settling)

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