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by world2vec 7d ago
Same in Portugal: a "tarifa" can mean a price charged for a rendered service or a tax on imported products.
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by world2vec 7d ago
Same. Probably a few if-then statements would be enough to beat me :'(
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by world2vec 8d ago
"While unlikely, we cannot rule out that de-identified data derived from their usage of our products helped improve our models." There you go, the suspicion of the "concurrent work" ( https://cims.nyu.edu/
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by world2vec 9d ago
"Pax Sinica", Chinese Peace
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by world2vec 9d ago
Buckmaster is actually implying that OpenAI spied on his chat logs and tried to speedrun his work and then tried to remove his co-author because he's an Anthropic employee?
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by world2vec 14d ago
Claude Code seems totally fine for me.
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by world2vec 14d ago
There's no way SQL is more unreadable than polars. IMO it's the other way around.
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by world2vec 14d ago
Good. Everywhere in the cities the speed limit in residential areas should be 30km/h and 60km/h for everything else. No need for higher speeds in dense urban environments.
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by world2vec 15d ago
Seems some of them would get the key contact details "clipped" by the rolodex itself. Maybe a good design would put the phone number and address at the top.
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by world2vec 15d ago
The labs are clearly training for the benchmark.
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by world2vec 15d ago
I mean no offense but these pelicans are a bit tiresome and a very meaningless benchmark. There's no real difference between any of these svgs across models and model versions anymore.
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by world2vec 16d ago
Love that documentary.
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by world2vec 16d ago
My first ever "e2e" ML project during early covid quarantine was a crude vision model to detect pigeons on my balcony (and pigeons only) and play a loud random sound. It almost worked sometimes.
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by world2vec 21d ago
1 hour according to the spec sheet. Would be nice if it knew battery was running out and "sat" on a wireless charger by itself.
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by world2vec 21d ago
My wife and I adore "Rocky Horror Picture Show". RIP absolute legend.
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by world2vec 22d ago
$20k is way too much money for that.
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by world2vec 29d ago
>"This sucks. I am ambitious: I wake up every morning with a burning fire in my stomach to build awesome things." And then his company is an AI slop no-code website generator...
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by world2vec 1mo ago
Geez, sorry that the paid service my company paid for is down and I can't do my work.
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by world2vec 1mo ago
I keep getting the Unicorn or 404.
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by world2vec 1mo ago
I can't relate. Opus 5 and Fable 5 are the absolute best. But I keep the models in a tight leash and read and rewrite all comments and documents, don't allow them anywhere near any git commands, etc, etc. Fable 5 specifically, has
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by world2vec 1mo ago
I built my own skill to somewhat follow the Simplified Technical English guidelines (loosely adapted to my work context)
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by world2vec 1mo ago
This is an ad
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by world2vec 1mo ago
"Your Private Sky - The Art of Design Science" is also really good. Lots of photos and sketches.
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by world2vec 1mo ago
They used Claude for this release, as stated yesterday in their twitter page.
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by world2vec 1mo ago
In FFmpeg's twitter page it says that several of their developers got six free months of Claude Max 20x plan through Anthropic's Claude for Open Source Program, and that it was used, so far, to help find missing backports for this
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by world2vec 2mo ago
"Being better at fighting fires, though, is not enough." Yeah, it's nowhere near enough. We need to seriously revamp how we manage forests. They must be regularly cleaned, huge fire breaks between fenced areas and roads must
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by world2vec 2mo ago
Viúva de Lamego is not a "local" artist per se but they're a leading artisanal workshop in classic and contemporary Portuguese tiles. If you have the budget, their tailor-made tiles are something else, imagination is the limi
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Reaction wheel failures leave Swift rescue mission spinning in orbit(arstechnica.com)
5 points by world2vec 2mo ago|1 comments
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by world2vec 2mo ago
I love this! One of the wrong answers was because I mis-clicked the location. Another one had an inscription saying "1695" and I confidently picked that time bracket (was very wrong!). Anthropeum.com · Jul 28 2026 YYGYRRYGGY 50,13
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by world2vec 2mo ago
Not even close for me too.

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