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by 8note 5mo ago
which isnt a horrible overall result for customers, other than the gap time before the good and useable documentation is put together.
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by 8note 5mo ago
ive got the one that came with my phone. its gotten much better on token limits and up time. i recently reran a screenshot heavy task that i had last run in january, and it was able to keep running overnight and maybe peaked at 40% quota at
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by 8note 5mo ago
part 3. dont maintain it. do point in time stuff
604.
by 8note 5mo ago
you dont need to delegate to an llm for that though. we already have constructs that negate accountability
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by 8note 5mo ago
i can see disagreeing, but people got off the roads and completely redesigned the places we live to optimize for mere machines called cars. as long as its easier for humans to adapt than the machines, we will adapt
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by 8note 5mo ago
random isnt the right term. ill conditioned or unstable is better a small change in the input can create a large difference in the output.
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by 8note 5mo ago
a good human doctor is going to notice things other that just what you are telling them and showing them theyre also going to tell you things other than just what your insurance is agreeing to. a robo doctor will be corrupt in ways that a r
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by 8note 5mo ago
on a similar vein, it deleted all my mfa tokens without telling me, as part of an update that also disabled the built-in finger reader as a token source. woulda been nice to know before hand that it was going to do that, so i could make sur
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by 8note 5mo ago
i dont want an unsigned int either though. how do you know your arbitrary sized number is inside the size of the array? best off having a bespoke type that understands how big the array its indexing is
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by 8note 5mo ago
im kinda thinking about adding an llm resume to my resume as like tiny clear text somewhere in the corner.
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by 8note 5mo ago
isnit right to call it abuse? certain employers can use h1bs to fill specific employment needs really well, and have a ton of experience with both sourcing foreign labour and matching it to work that needs doing in the US. its doing exactly
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by 8note 5mo ago
its not necessarily better, but its certainly good enough, if youre already used to distributing work to different people the scale of code doesnt really matter that much, as long as a programmer can point it at the right places. i think ac
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by 8note 5mo ago
if you are looking for surveyors, my parents do fantastic airborn radiometrics and magenetics. https://www.specialprojects.ca theyre also collecting seismic equipement from retiring friends it seems. geophones hydrophones, vibr
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by 8note 5mo ago
> We're not just changing how our customers use AI in their products, but are constantly iterating on how we use AI to build Hyperspell, and what it means to be a software company in the decades to come. i feel like this needs a jok
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by 8note 5mo ago
"communicate" seems like the really interesting part of this, but gets a one-off mention only. like, how does this communication work? how does one sleeping person communicate skills to another sleeping person? have we found the m
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by 8note 5mo ago
if it was a 0 or 1 dollar auth, its likely a fraud check done by said company to make sure you still exist. one or more of those digital wallets are some subscription supporting thing, and if that auth failed or had an address mismatch or w
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by 8note 5mo ago
im english, there's "sleep on it"
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by 8note 5mo ago
i moved my ti-89 to be a phone app, but it was much much slower to type on the soft keyboard than it is to press the actual buttons.
619.
by 8note 5mo ago
the agent still has a sarah. the agent has the operator, and the operator has a sarah i have spent a lot of time answering colleague's agent's questions as a sarah. my thought has been to try to commit any of the answers to those
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by 8note 5mo ago
i think there's two parts 1. there's too much to learn and know, and the cs courseware and interviews are all about algorithmic complexity, rather than business setup and operations. same with "how do you raise money" vs
621.
by 8note 5mo ago
If you are really worried about that, the agent already has that access since itll go find that key anyways. the HN thread about that case was much more of a "why are you putting your prod keys in random text files" and "the
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by 8note 5mo ago
to me it sounds like they asked it to not make a kernel file watcher, and now it writes that into every comment everywhere, despite not even being in the implementation
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by 8note 5mo ago
it makes it hard to think their "safe ai" will ever be human friendly. itll match their company ethos of theft and lack of empathy for the people interacting with it.
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by 8note 5mo ago
you can keep looking at iran as the example - the US is uneilling to boots on the ground because even with air superiority, the drones are too dangerous
625.
by 8note 5mo ago
i think there's a lack of verbiage for "optimization that doesnt involve gradient descent" i think there might be a conflation of "problems a genetic algorithm could be used for" vs "using the genetic algorithm
626.
by 8note 5mo ago
actually having a harness for it is nice though, vs having yourself prompt it interatively.
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by 8note 5mo ago
alternatively: what do i actually need from a text editor that i dont already have? Sublime's killer feature was column editing, and vscode's was kinda typescript and kinda language servers. ... and why do i want an actual text ed
628.
by 8note 5mo ago
windows makes it really hard to distribute applications now. everything gets a warning until the app has some minimum count of installs
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by 8note 5mo ago
i lost all the open tabs last time i upgraded sublime. burned once, twice shy; i wouldnt update without spending an hour making up names for random junk files
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by 8note 5mo ago
on paid 3, i get a popup every time i try to do anything telling me i must upgrade and pay again, so i've steadily just stopped using sublime. Didn't install it on the new computer

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