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by 8note 3mo ago
the bottleneck is still you knowing what the right thing is, and where the odd edges are. either you tell claude or it tells you/is probably wrong but, you can still be more agile i think, and just make the thing and see of it solves t
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by 8note 3mo ago
id expect any algorithm to learn race by other properties in the data? its going to be in the rest of the data because race has a meaningful correlation, and pleanty of causation with being disadvantaged in real ways, that can also affect t
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by 8note 3mo ago
ive given it a discord webhook, if that counts
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by 8note 3mo ago
i dunno, nothing about most computing is particularly easy to use or intuitive. what has worked over time is having computers of various types in schools, where teachers teach students and let them play with it. nobody teaches about the com
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by 8note 3mo ago
this gets very clear when you look at the wiki on how different bosses move and how the different boss combos lead from one into another and of course, lets you have a reasonable amount of control over different bosses
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by 8note 4mo ago
the primary difference i noticed is that fable didnt try to check in every minute to an extent that might have done it, but i had been playkng around ahead of time trying to reverse engineer my ray bans case so i can make my own plastic ins
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by 8note 4mo ago
the benefit here is that the game developers know this device as a standard target, and steam will tell you how well a game works at purchase time. valheim started with extremely poor steam deck performance, but at some point, the team did
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by 8note 4mo ago
its mostly annoying in that you give opus a big job, that should be able to run for hours on end, but instead it tries to stop and checkpoint at every soonest possible moment even though the rest of the work is well specced and ready to go.
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by 8note 4mo ago
> Mention you work on drug development for big pharma to the random person and they think you're evil this is how Martin Shkreli described his work of identifying drug patents to buy that he could jack up the prices on. If that&#x
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by 8note 4mo ago
This is a bit of an intentional result, no? the goal is for peoppe to own the places they live in
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by 8note 4mo ago
it probably doesnt know what language each set of words is referencing. i doubt they are including a lot of training data labeled with the language. "how to say X in language Y" is a different task from saying X in language Y
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by 8note 4mo ago
the art is the standard engineering practices that go into building the thing its things you would be trained in as part of a bachelor's degree and some graduate coursework
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by 8note 4mo ago
normal people dont really have the hardware to run local models
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by 8note 4mo ago
its really buggy though, and often doesnt actually trigger the change. samw with plan mode, it breaks everything in remote control and you cant get back out of it consistently
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by 8note 4mo ago
netenyahu may have convinced trump tp go to war, but its the US that started the war. it would be a different case, and very likely a different iranian response if israel had started the war, and the US did its more typical "is nearby
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by 8note 4mo ago
theres some reason to care - non-federal entities still make and enforce anti-bds laws, and put support for israel into contracts for working with them. if you want to be able to have say, cheaper government, you need to be elect local offi
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by 8note 4mo ago
> they can't allow Iran to be the only nuclear power in the region - not with an isolationist USA isnt that leaving out the current only nuclear power in the region?
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by 8note 4mo ago
im a bit confused. in poorer places people use more bikes, or just walk. the car based spots are from wealth, and many had bicycle friendly infrastructure that was torn down to build super highways for cars
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by 8note 4mo ago
> while a human you can more or less dump them everything you sit on, and let them shift it through, and they'll mostly make it out OK i dont see why software engineers are paid so well, and are so hard to hire? just dump a bunch of
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by 8note 4mo ago
keep voting for the labour party? this is the first time in more than a decade that its not tories in charge, and to get there, labour also had to become conservatives
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by 8note 4mo ago
this seems a bit optimistic? how do you now target the gene therapy? arent those proteins also used to make sue the immune system doesnt kill absolutely everything? if you can target the cancer cells, why not do gene therapy to turn back on
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by 8note 4mo ago
the problem with swatting is that the police are too armed and do no investigation when instead they can destroy stuff and kill people its just fine to call the cops. its not ok for the government to act on it thoughtlessly. if people had y
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by 8note 4mo ago
or else in this case is that people die why would the government need some other stick?
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by 8note 4mo ago
a latte? as in, a glass of just milk?
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by 8note 4mo ago
a process of 1. add tools to be able to do the job 2. work through the process using the agent interactively many times 3. have an llm read back through the session histories to create the full agent definition 4. run it and review works fa
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by 8note 4mo ago
why is text the setup, rather than sketches? pictures? ive found a process by which the llm gives me a picture, then i draw on it and hand it back works fairly well
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by 8note 4mo ago
fable is a fair bit better, but to an extent its that it tried more things to get an understanding of whats happening than opus does
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by 8note 4mo ago
and it would be great to have an independent auditor have access to all the training material and good search tools, so that take down requests can be made by copyright owners
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by 8note 4mo ago
bad regulation is still regulation
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by 8note 4mo ago
literally yes. that is what export restrictions do

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