wickedsight

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by wickedsight 12d ago
This is the second comment I see where you write "no it isn't", without providing a source for your statement. Then you follow it by asking for a source. So is there a source you can provide to back up your statement?
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by wickedsight 29d ago
> I bet if some youtube weirdos pushed out videos against "big soap" for making us unnecessarily clean our hands after pooping... we'd have a growing following of angry "freedom from big soap" people. At one poin
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by wickedsight 1mo ago
You need to disable mute.
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by wickedsight 1mo ago
> but I don't think it's unbeatable at all Based on... What exactly? The Dutch rail network is already considered the busiest network in Europe. So I'm really interested what knowledge you bring that says that it could be
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by wickedsight 1mo ago
> I think the people who need those abbreviations spelled out are not the target audience of the article. Probably. But I like reading a lot of articles I'm not the target audience for, because I like learning things. Writing it lik
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by wickedsight 1mo ago
> Work at a soul sucking corporate for 17 years instead of enjoy life traveling around the world? It might be difficult to believe, but some people enjoy running companies just as much as others enjoy traveling the world. Different peopl
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by wickedsight 1mo ago
About 15 years ago, I won a phone in a contest. Last week I tried to find information about it, but I couldn't. No AI, nor Google could find anything the contest I won it in. When people say "the internet is forever" that can
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
> but the need of the many come first. The need of the rich, you mean. In these kinds of situations it's never about the many, if it was about them different choices would be made.
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
> what level is this compared to other Western paid version? IMHO this is a difficult question to answer. Part of the power of paid models comes from the software supporting it. With local models, you have tons of workflows that can seve
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
I use 27B in plan mode and 35B MoE in act mode. I noticed that is the best balance for me for consistent tool calls and intelligent planning. Takes some time to switch, but it's worth it for me.
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
My biggest problem with this is that this regulation is only aimed at AI. It should be much broader and include any technology that can be used to make 'authentic-looking' content. Why should someone who's good at Photoshop o
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
I worked in LE and I support this message. Not because I think police (in my country) are corrupt or anything, but because it's really easy to dig a hole for yourself from the stress of being questioned by police, even if you're c
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
It feels weird/wrong that the Anne Frank Foundation of all things would fight against a free internet and battle companies that allow people to fight oppressive regimes.
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
This is correct. Also, the people who produce CSAM usually don't just stop, so tracking down material, especially new and unknown, is one of the most important ways to stop active abuse. Also because the material is actual proof and ma
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
Yeah, I kinda feel like OP is missing the fact that it kinda already is the way they described. The majority of devs are mediocre at best and work on variations of mostly the same CRUD apps for different businesses. Only a relatively small
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
I get what you're saying, but I'm guessing that people asking how to pee is a drop in the bucket compared to the agentic loops being called to rename some variables across a project.
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by wickedsight 2mo ago
I'm one of the people who mostly ignores his videos due to their length and the 'old man angry ranting about things' vibe they give me.
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by wickedsight 3mo ago
Yup, the nerds are still here. They're people like Jeff Geerling, Stefan Hermann, Andreas Spiess, Jan Roetz and many more. They're very visible if you end up on the 'right' side of the algorithm, it's a much more po
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by wickedsight 4mo ago
I feel like the others didn't understand the part where you weren't into AI lingo. You're correct, this is like having a memory for an LLM, because an LLM is stateless. When you chat with an LLM, there's a concept called
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by wickedsight 4mo ago
> The annoying thing is how many businesses and communities rely on Meta platforms During local elections over here (Netherlands), it was impossible to find any info from local parties outside of Facebook. Those parties are also the bigg
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by wickedsight 4mo ago
> The polarization comes from the very disparate coding experiences and output quality that different people find when using these tools. Not just when using tools, also when using humans. The frame of reference of what is considered &#x
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by wickedsight 5mo ago
While I understand where you're coming from and that this thinking is probably (and somewhat understandably) why there are no water filling stations, I find this incredibly nasty. I don't want to fill my water bottle in a public r
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by wickedsight 5mo ago
Not sure which exact model you're talking about, but I've run the 30B and the 3.5 32B models and both can get some things done and can waste tons of time getting some things completely wrong. They're fun to mess around with t
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by wickedsight 6mo ago
Where/how do you host your family apps to have them conveniently available to your household? This is the thing I'm struggling with most.
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by wickedsight 7mo ago
> Who is served by persisting these sessions? I would suspect that there is little reason why future engineers, or future LLMs, would need access to them I disagree. When working on legacy code, one of my biggest issues is usually the qu
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by wickedsight 7mo ago
> have lost quite a bit of reputation in the tech world, maybe. All my 'normie' friends are using ChatGPT though and have no concept of their reputation, nor intention of switching. Most people I know are hardly even aware of a
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by wickedsight 7mo ago
> Do you think 30% of your friends or family members can't answer this question? If not, do you think your friends or family are all better than the general population? That actually would be quite feasible. Intelligence seems to be
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by wickedsight 7mo ago
You could just, you know, Google the list.
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by wickedsight 8mo ago
> It's about making people feel safe. My guess it's more about being able to say: 'We did everything we could.' If someone does end up getting a bomb on board. If they didn't do this, everyone would be angry and
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by wickedsight 8mo ago
Even less users know how to do this with an executable.

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