16bitvoid

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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
Scale AI is a different Alex. Their first names are spelled slightly different. Alexandr vs Alexander
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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
I think the founder/lead developer, Alexander Wang, works at OpenAI now. Plus, according to this comment on an issue, folks in their discord say it's not being actively maintained. https://github.com/terrastruct&#x
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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
I admire you for what you've created wrt Sumatra. It's an excellent piece of software. But, as a matter of principle, I refuse to knowingly contribute to codebases using AI to generate code, including drive-by hints, suggestions,
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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
I think they're arguing against Anthropic et al. claiming their models are "ethical" and "safe". The point being that it can't be absolutely in all circumstances ethical or safe because even seemingly benign
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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
Of course there is, but slop generators be slopping
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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
On iOS, if you open the App Store and click on the Today tab (it's the default tab if you kill and reopen), there's ads interspersed with curations. For me, the second tile is an ad for Upside, some cashback app
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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
At least the slop is fast and jitter-free, and not using React in a terminal.
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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
Reasonable? That's subjective. I don't think it is, personally. Normal? Unfortunately, yes.
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by 16bitvoid 6mo ago
https://github.com/badlogic/pi-mono/blob/main/AGENTS.md
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by 16bitvoid 7mo ago
If your codebase is entirely vibe coded, I feel it only appropriate to permit issues being vibed as well. It's hypocritical otherwise.
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by 16bitvoid 8mo ago
It's right there in the README. > Monty avoids the cost, latency, complexity and general faff of using full container based sandbox for running LLM generated code. > Instead, it let's you safely run Python code written by an
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by 16bitvoid 8mo ago
I'm with you. It scares me how quickly some of my peers' critical thinking and architectural understanding have noticeably atrophied over the last year and a half.
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by 16bitvoid 8mo ago
I'd argue that employers shouldn't have access to employee's home addresses either, outside of situations where it's needed (e.g., employee chooses to get paycheck by mail instead of direct deposit). Most employers keep
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by 16bitvoid 8mo ago
I don't see how that's incongruent. It says many early Unix variants never became popular, not all early Unix variants.
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by 16bitvoid 8mo ago
I think a lot of people are conflating depression with "bad thoughts". That's just one possible symptom, usually as a result of a combination of both anxiety and depression. I didn't have anxiety, just depression. I rare
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by 16bitvoid 8mo ago
Who said I'm looking for meaning? I'm not. It's not as liberating as you might think. A joyless existence is either suffering or nothingness. A life without meaning, either internal or external, is one where nothing is meanin
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by 16bitvoid 8mo ago
That's incredibly reductive. I'm sure some people's depression can boil down to a matter of perspective, but it's naive to extrapolate that to everyone with depression. I'm incredibly optimistic and am content with
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by 16bitvoid 10mo ago
I don't really like serif fonts, but the two that immediately come to mind are Noto Serif and IBM Plex Serif. Both are open source. I know Noto Serif is variable, but not sure about IBM Plex.
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by 16bitvoid 10mo ago
1. It'll become open-source with 1.0, as the article mentions. 2. Just requires someone (or you) to write a kernel for your GPU, which is done in Mojo itself. I'd double check the supported GPUs or if someone else has already done
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by 16bitvoid 1y ago
They may not themselves, but they'll happily sell your info or give it up to avoid losing money to someone who would.
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by 16bitvoid 1y ago
I think there's a middle ground between trying to follow a path you set for yourself and thoughtlessly wandering by gut feeling: set a direction you want to go, not a destination. You'll find that it doesn't require much thou
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by 16bitvoid 1y ago
In case I'm not the only ignorant one: BME = black and minority ethnic
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
That's real-time rendering though, right? Is there anything preventing it from being pre-rendered in non-real-time first? Or does it have to be rendered in real-time? I'm not familiar with any of this at all, so I'm genuine
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I've been using Memmy[1,2], which is similar to Apollo. 1: https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy 2: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/memmy-for-lemmy/id6450204299
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
No. They're just saying that if they're invisible, most people won't care. They're not saying anything about what should or shouldn't happen.
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I just checked to see if GameFAQs was still active and thought that Tears of the Kingdom would be a good game to see if there were any active users still making guides. There's only one...for horse upgrade recipes. I also didn't k
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
> Does that mean it doesn't sync across the internet? They currently host their own backup node, so it does sync across the internet, but you only get 1GB of storage (or 10GB if you were in the alpha) on their backup node. Once that
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I just want to add 3-finger drag-and-drop to the list. It's so useful and much easier than the double tap or holding down the button to move things or rectangle select, especially the latter because I don't like tap-to-click. I do
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I'm not sure it's really comparable to instagram "features". - requires a separate app - no desktop site yet - available in a limited number of countries (e.g., most of Europe does not have access yet)
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I wish they would bring SOCOM back.

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