weego

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by weego 3d ago
They likely are already insulated by some part of the DoD, same with openai. Add to that they're increasingly desperate for regulators to pull up the ladder and cement their position, they'll say any old shite and it'll get i
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by weego 3d ago
The parallel to the entire narrative would be if Smith & Wesson claimed that one of their machine guns just started aiming and firing at people out of a window at their factory and then said 'we can't stop it! This is just how
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by weego 7d ago
You absolutely cannot consider an LLM production build number something to be pinned against as a static dependency in a product chain, so it's a non-issue.
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by weego 12d ago
imply that there is some fundamental limit on their capacities This is a wildly dismissive statement that does a lot of heavy lifting. Your assertion is that we just happened to hit on a methodology that has no limitations between being a
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by weego 17d ago
it has been clear for a long time that there is reasoning and mental modeling going on here There is not. No one from these products is even claiming that's the case and they're so desperate to make the next big claim to re-igni
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by weego 20d ago
Is this the new 10x engineer hammock meme? No one is vesting anymore they just burned their quarterly token quote in 10 days.
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by weego 29d ago
it might semantically not be an ORM because of something at an engineering level, but it's 100% ORM like from a user point of view, so it's an ORM.
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by weego 1mo ago
I all are, at some level
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by weego 1mo ago
> It seems to me like he started out mad and looked to justify it. that's been his thing since it was just a blog about apple product speculation and update. It's always been tedious.
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by weego 1mo ago
We spoke earlier to local chancer Elliot Plunge who told us "this is the one thing we did not want to happen"
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by weego 1mo ago
what is a harness? The comments below are mixing IDE/ADE but other suggestions are purely terminal things and I don't get what their value is over just a terminal. Is a harness like a loop where it's just a vague thing that e
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by weego 1mo ago
It feels like a LinkedIn post without the payoff.
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by weego 1mo ago
No, there isn't, it's a bot. Justifying it with a strawman case study doesn't change it. This is giving "why is this plane full? What in doing is important but what is everyone else doing here?"
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by weego 1mo ago
spinning up multiple eks clusters is ridiculously expensive by comparison to paying for durable objects on demand.
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by weego 1mo ago
Kiosks by definition don't alow users to modify the ui. they run in kiosk mode
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by weego 1mo ago
Airtable has got too expensive for all the weird limitations you end up either writing tons of weird hacks around or paying another sass product to fix for you because airtable don't want to engineer a solution. Can't say it'
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by weego 2mo ago
It seems to boil down to China bad, US good, but with tech people speculating so it's definitely valid
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by weego 2mo ago
on chrome on a macbook pro page scrolling is noticeably degraded and animations are low fps. It's a very subtle effect which is nice i guess, but the feeling of jankiness overrides it.
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by weego 2mo ago
I love how this game looks, but the rules and scoring are completely impenetrable and worse, non-intuitive. There doesn't seem to be a connection between what's going to happen with the score vs whats on the card. like, is a white
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by weego 2mo ago
Unless your real work is outside the scope of one tiny niche of work.
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by weego 2mo ago
I'm confused how circulating legal tender between 2 parties could be cooking books or fraud. Each party can absolutely claim they made money from the transaction. The fact they lost money in a different transaction is a separate concer
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by weego 2mo ago
"What should the future of humanity look like?" Some of these people have lost their damn minds. People building an agent framework that will struggle to correctly infer that my appointment at a hospital will require additional tr
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by weego 2mo ago
My hot take is that the entire history of the personal internet was inefficient, badly built and chaotic and it was much more fun to exist in. I really don't see a problem if it breathes life into the internet for non-technical people
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by weego 3mo ago
It really seems like its a testament to the other c-levels and higher management that facebook has managed to become what it is despite Zuck
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by weego 3mo ago
There are, they're all on the sell side though.
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by weego 3mo ago
my every day use macbook I expect 150+ days uptime before something goes wonky that forces a reboot
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by weego 3mo ago
What does any of that mean in practice? it's just rambling about abstract concepts that seem to be designed to hint at a bigger picture, when it's just getting AI to write code for you. Is this where it's going? Having to mys
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by weego 3mo ago
If you're working for yourself paying monthly is exactly the same as amortising an asset. Personally I'd rather my business just pay $100 a month than have to deal with additional hardware and software maintenance while using a de
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by weego 4mo ago
Historically, iOS has been a second class citizen performance wise in Flutter. I certainly wouldn't rely on it as a gaming company.
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by weego 4mo ago
There's an argument to be made for being able to turn on a feature for a certain segment Not just an argument, it's the entire point of feature flags for ui experiments which is an essential practice. Dynamic adjustment of the c

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