8note

21 ms·

481.
by 8note 4mo ago
it would be fun to get access to those chat logs, to pull out detailed requirements decisions and get some more structure together
482.
by 8note 4mo ago
or moreso, the available supply has been eaten by rampant speculation, and hyperscalers have overpurchased vs the datacenters they can actually get built and power
483.
by 8note 4mo ago
no, it really doesnt. the end of humanity has a strong case for banning all burning of fossil fuels immediately the end of humanity as a sales tactic to increase your stock price does not these are companies working on their IPO to make sur
484.
by 8note 4mo ago
its a cartel looking to end competition though the actual race is to keep having revenue, since everyone is still willing to pay more for the best model. we as consumers of LLM models lose out by the arms race ending by the creation of a ca
485.
by 8note 4mo ago
germany is producing tons of solar energy though? can you be more specific and give 10 examples of german solar plants that produce ~0W electricity in a year? they might be a lot more productive than you think
486.
by 8note 4mo ago
on that easy fix - the land under solar panels can still be used for farming or ranching
487.
by 8note 4mo ago
solar heating isnt as passive, and requires that the fluid keeps flowing, and all thr plumbing maintenance that goes with that. a lot of opinions were made about solar when solar heating was the primary approach, vs today's chinese PVs
488.
by 8note 4mo ago
it 100% gets tired, or a tired equivalent its when its close to 100% context used, or anywhere its training was inconsistent in the context, or spots where its been RL-d to be lazy tired is a perfectly fine description for that that said, t
489.
by 8note 4mo ago
well, i had that, and now they're making me think, when they could instead keep it the way it was
490.
by 8note 4mo ago
> The issues with data centers are manageable. are they? whats been done to solve the infrasound pollution? governments haven't even managed to get datacenters to follow clean air regulation
491.
by 8note 4mo ago
> a protected computer i dont think in any sense that these computers are protecting if they are intentionally running absolutely anything there's no lock being bypassed, just a polite comment
492.
by 8note 4mo ago
you choosing to throw a log file into eval() without reading it does not make the log file malware. you are the one executing the log file. this is a smart decision that you chose to make. executing a thing not intended to be executable is
493.
by 8note 4mo ago
the road adds some infrastructure - i think at that point the person should get a bike?
494.
by 8note 4mo ago
the split thing got updates that juat made it unable to be removed except while the device is restarting but also, it was really easy to accidentally lock the screen while removing it, at which point youd put it back on to get the password
495.
by 8note 4mo ago
clearly they werent mechanical engineers - the dock bent my pro-3 and shattered the screen the clamp around setup was a very poor choice
496.
by 8note 4mo ago
certainly true, but if another currency is also the reserve currency, that country/group will be spending all that money
497.
by 8note 4mo ago
facebook itself is a myspace or nexopia clone the targetting pixel and like button are the most obvious innovations? facebook is a tool for building products on, rather than a product in and of itself.
498.
by 8note 4mo ago
the tools are in their infancy, and very little out of the power the coding model provides has actually been tried yet
499.
by 8note 4mo ago
you could still go work on the oil patch most people arent making a six figure salary, and have mortgage and family obligations
500.
by 8note 4mo ago
kinda funnily I think front end died right when all the folks say that the golden age began, at least for craftsmen. Flash is/was the true time for front end innovation and people making cool unique stuff. html and javascript and usabi
501.
by 8note 4mo ago
im not clear what makes that not a skill? other people cant do anything with nextjs, or anything with any front end at all. its applied knowledge, understanding how nextjs works, and using it to build some application
502.
by 8note 4mo ago
still though, whats causing the old code to disappear? the old discussions to disappear? theyve already been added to all the big labs' datasets, its not like its going anywhere. but even moreso, accessibility tools exist because peopl
503.
by 8note 4mo ago
> "It wasn't our name on it, says right here that the previous store manager signed this, and she's no longer with us." this seems kinda obvious that if they dont have a contract to do consignment, they don't ha
504.
by 8note 4mo ago
its pretty clear negligence to not have learned everything possible from the ukranian forces at all levels. the US has learned this same lesson many times though, with people of all stripes posting their workouts running back and forth on a
505.
by 8note 4mo ago
> stay in hotels instead of buying second homes, the net effect should be to increase the cost of hotel rooms and reduce the cost of owned-housing. airbnb begs to differ? the conversion goes from owned/rented housing to airbnb conve
506.
by 8note 4mo ago
i dont think theres anything particularly special about new models for that though. thats a harness improvement
507.
by 8note 4mo ago
honestly sonnet 3.7 is still good enough for me, as long as whatever tool prompts and so on are well optimized enough between harness and model. i still havent really noticed it per set being better
508.
by 8note 4mo ago
timberborn doesnt have the beavers figuring out for themselves what to do, and operate with agents pulling jobs you the player put on a queue rather than statistics. its a lot more like dwarf fortress than sim city
509.
by 8note 4mo ago
it really isnt cooked. theres plenty of capital, resources, and skilled people. its gonna do fine
510.
by 8note 4mo ago
bank of canada during the 08 problems, and bank of England over brexit, too he's worked through a lot of emergencies

More ›