vagrantJin

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by vagrantJin 5d ago
well, according to finance bros, shovelling cash into a furnace to power a boiler to steam some eggs is considered a wild success. Economics is for normies.
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by vagrantJin 7d ago
Thats too much of an honest assessment. An age old playbook. I'd like the tech do actually do things that are hard for me, like taking control of the car in a high stress situation. Sub-milisecond reactions to correct for a mistake. So
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by vagrantJin 1mo ago
Why should they give up their nukes? I'd like a rational, logically sound reason they should give up their nuclear research and or any war-heads already developed.
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by vagrantJin 2mo ago
Celcius is pretty intuitive actually. It takes atmospheric pressure into account, Water is pretty abundant on the surface of the planet, and life kinda depends on it. It's a remarkable substance and quite stable. I dont think theres a
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by vagrantJin 2mo ago
My own frustration isn't corruption per se, a state cannot exist without it - at least not for long, but how cheap African corruption is in general. Others may require considerable resources and billions perhaps. Not here. Just a few L
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by vagrantJin 2mo ago
It's not that simple. If he did find dark stuff, and he got caught - he will have both the state murderers and the filth on his case. That's the best case scenario assuming the state isn't on the side of the filth by which ca
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by vagrantJin 3mo ago
That v4 quality is available to everyone in the world for a pittance is beyond remarkable.
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by vagrantJin 4mo ago
Dubious at best. When you remember that there are open models with performance just as good as Sonnet that cost $2.50/M - $5/M output tokens. They don't have magically cheaper energy or compute costs. Anthropic premium pricin
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by vagrantJin 4mo ago
I have to strongly disagree with this one. People should strive to do hard things, solve uniquely hard problems. SWE is not hard or particularly unique.
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by vagrantJin 4mo ago
I use a tool called context-mode. Update agent to save session summary every 100k tokens
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by vagrantJin 5mo ago
Now we get to the nub. American anti-Chinese rhetoric. Very good.
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by vagrantJin 5mo ago
I made no such claims. Maybe you have something to share about why we need to have a negative view of free and open models based on publicly available frontier research.
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by vagrantJin 5mo ago
You definitely have a bone to pick. Chinese researchers usually have given the world the most cheap and consistent high quality research around LLMs. They don't pretend, they do the work and release the goodies. Mostly so cheap, every
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by vagrantJin 6mo ago
Not their data.
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by vagrantJin 6mo ago
Civil war is always an exception because of the special circumstances. Its not an act of war but a state of emergency which has it's own protocols regarding presidential powers.
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by vagrantJin 6mo ago
This is very promising, definitely looks more user friendly than exo. Can't wait to try it out.
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by vagrantJin 6mo ago
Shrimp charities is a genius angle.
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by vagrantJin 7mo ago
I think this is the age of craftsmen.
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by vagrantJin 7mo ago
Why would anyone care if its Chinese? No one uses ChatGPT because its from the US.
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by vagrantJin 8mo ago
Of democracy, thats a feature, not a bug. The people spoke, the people received. There is no flaw in the principle of that process. Its as old as time. Pontius pilate, 2000 years ago, had the exact same headache.
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by vagrantJin 8mo ago
I know its well meaning, but 14 dollars US a month is not cheap globally. The people who do block are probably not the group google wants to advertise to anyway.
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by vagrantJin 9mo ago
Forum of react developers is wild. I, for one, appreciate the humor
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by vagrantJin 9mo ago
Its a war between two organized armies, however lopsided, with one army recieving support openly to defend against a larger state. Isreal is not only a belligerent state, it openly commits war crimes from every single human war convention i
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by vagrantJin 10mo ago
Funny thing. No need for drama. Just give people education and a wage, and a grind, and populations will go down on their own. While we pretend that the value of money still means something.
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by vagrantJin 11mo ago
Thats a skill issue. Maintainers can get through a whole lot more than ever before because they can review PR much faster. Thats great for velocity. Features still need that expert touch since no software system is simple but it is getting
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by vagrantJin 11mo ago
This is wholly unhelpful.
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by vagrantJin 1y ago
On the videogen, one would expect small, scrappy studios to get some tools to get further on their projects. What one has observed is that it is the large behemoths that are overzealous in their use of AI tools, despite the fact that they c
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by vagrantJin 1y ago
Placate them by any means. History has provided the answers.
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by vagrantJin 1y ago
That got a giggle out of me. Not entirely relevant but AI tends to be overzealous in its use of emojis and punctuation, in a way people almost never do (too cumbersome on desktop where majority of typing work is done)
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by vagrantJin 1y ago
I was working in an implementation of a vis novel type game for my own screenplays and manuscripts. I ended up building a deck builder.

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