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wonnage
2mo ago
WhatsApp and Messenger have billions of users but don’t make much ad revenue. I’m sure there exists a way to show ads in ChatGPT that will be figured out eventually but so far nobody’s figured out how to monetize chat as a medium Also it’s
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2mo ago
Dell has a few. I have the U2723QE. It reliably wakes up my Windows desktop but waking up my Macbook is a crapshoot. I'm pretty sure the issue is in Apple's software, not the docks.
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2mo ago
Turns out that when you amass a significant portion of society’s resources then society will be interested in what you do with them.
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2mo ago
It can also be tried for general anomaly detection https://dl.acm.org/doi/fullHtml/10.1145/3624062.3624121
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2mo ago
Open weights != local models.
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2mo ago
All the more reason to focus on those service guarantees, integration, and lawyers while making the underlying model easily swappable to whoever’s winning the frontier model involution battle at the moment
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2mo ago
This is much harder than it sounds. Most techniques I’ve seen end up using separate agents to do the planning, implementation, and judging. The elaborate workarounds you have to build to help an agent which fundamentally doesn’t know what i
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2mo ago
"Some of you may die, but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make" was supposed to be a comically evil statement in Shrek
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2mo ago
I'm gonna go ahead and assume you don't believe in driver licenses and speed limits either
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2mo ago
They're legal to buy like an hour out of the city unfortunately Also the 2A wingnuts think banning fireworks is akin to gun control https://www.tully-weiss.com/blog/fireworks-and-the-second-am...
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2mo ago
It's telling that the proponents of vibe coding are the same people who think memory management is no longer a concern with Java
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2mo ago
You created a throwaway to “not troll” and post the same three tired tropes every tokenmaxxing vibe coder trots out
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2mo ago
Healing by reverting to seven year old pre-slop articles :)
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2mo ago
It’s crazy that straightforward rules like this can’t be followed and yet they think they can gate Fable
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3mo ago
Yeah, the neoclouds and hyperscalers are taking massive losses right now, self hosting is basically signing yourself up to do the same. There are philosophical reasons to do so but it’s a terrible economic decision
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3mo ago
I mean based on all the "coding is solved" hype that's what these companies are aiming for
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3mo ago
But those proofs are showing that the fundamental axioms (which are generally simple and elegant) are still enough to build a complex result. I think of elegance as not having to add epicycles, not that everything in the system has to be si
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3mo ago
Joke’s on you, Claude is writing that too
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3mo ago
That’s the scenario where we’ll all be using Chinese models
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3mo ago
This is the is/ought problem ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Is%E2%80%93ought_problem ) and it’s unclear whether an objective general solution to this even exists, especially constrained within the framework of lang
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3mo ago
Yeah, they could just inflate Bancor the same way a country can with their own currency today (i.e, printing dollars) to manage their debts Tbf it was proposed in a time where globalization was a good thing and there was naive optimism abou
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There is an idea floating around that trade imbalances create global inequality (Trade Wars are Class Wars by Klein & Pettis) and the original sin was adopting the dollar as the reserve currency instead of something like Bancor ( https:
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3mo ago
They don’t have a useful belief system, one of the rookie mistakes of using LLMs is asking them what you “should” do
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3mo ago
What else is there in CORS? It’s all basically a way for an origin to communicate to the browser which other origins it can share data with. Of course if there’s no browser involved then there’s no need for it. Client hints are useful for a
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4mo ago
yeah, it's pretty common to refer to x^2 as exponential colloquially since there's A. an exponent B. a single term for all values (vs. quadratic, cubic, quartic...) But you're technically correct!
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5mo ago
Ah, the classic "let's be objective and ignore key constraint that is inconvenient for SV tech bro hype "
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5mo ago
17: don't worry, i'm sure they'll just ask their LLM to figure it out
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5mo ago
Kinda sketchy that all of the base stats are hardcoded in the JS (foundingPatrons is 36605, totalPledged is 22816377). Then it fetches some "live" stats and adds values to that.
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Moving the goalposts describes the entire history of AI. it’s “AI” in the hype phase and turns into “OCR” once it actually works. At various points quadcopters, towel folding, image recognition, sentiment analysis, etc. were all “AI”
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5mo ago
There are trillions of dollars riding on the fact that they in fact think, and a bunch of people here have their lottery tickets tied up in that, so good luck with that
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