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by 8note 1mo ago
its still at the wrong step though. it should be before you can go looking to hire somebody on a work visa, rather than to keep somebody you hired on a work visa
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by 8note 1mo ago
these are abuses of existing powers, rather than acting with reckless abandon the government would have no ability to access the data if he didnt bring it on his person here. hell, he could have just continued to not given his password and
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by 8note 1mo ago
CBP/FBI could have shot or tortured him or his loved ones after he provided the bad key, but didn't his rights still did apply and do apply for now at least
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by 8note 1mo ago
nuclear was killed by russian nat gas money. running nuclear plants were shut down while running just fine
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by 8note 1mo ago
> a Chinese Communist Party agenda is it actually? it feels more like US propaganda that we have to let our oligarchs run roughshod over us because of what we imagine the big bad CCP might want. i dont think the CCP cares whether there&#
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by 8note 1mo ago
i dont get it. this is a complicated way of counting how many of each word is in the book. clearly fair use. does the author think cutting up a book is a copyright concern? theyre buying the books, its up to them what to do with their copy.
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by 8note 2mo ago
that seems like an american definition of american exceptionalism? everyone else uses it as "Americans love to criticize everyone else, while pretending their farts dont stink"
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by 8note 2mo ago
oh wow, the new limits are basically unuseable
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by 8note 2mo ago
that sounds testable - if you skip the reasoning tokens, do you get the same result? if not, then there's certainly some bearing, but not necessarily in how we read the tokens as text
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by 8note 2mo ago
continuing with the "we need open training data" thread how much of the training data had thinking traces that dont make sense to people as being actually a description of why the output should be that way?
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by 8note 2mo ago
or rather, its not productive to "we should do better with artificial intelligence"
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by 8note 2mo ago
Im surprised they couldnt find a good pair of activation energy graphs. i think theres good ones everywhere and theyre easy to draw? This is also a fun contrast with an amazon talk about s3, where increasing checks and trying to avoid error
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by 8note 2mo ago
it isnt free but its easier to get 99.999% of the time usage out of it, vs having the client only sometimes have their machine on
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by 8note 2mo ago
> 30-40 terrorists (Militants, combatants, Hamas) is that how ben-gvir defines terrorist? as part of them being fanatic morons i wouldnt trust they share that definition. iirc theyve also talked about wanting to kill children because the
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by 8note 2mo ago
another variant: i put duckdb on a lambda and pointed it at s3 for the data. my data was closer to 2GB but the queries were quick and nearly free with superset pointed at it is your setup running into problems that makes you need something
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by 8note 2mo ago
the "code isnt the hard part" says that the quality of the code might be higher, but itll be just as buggy because the hard part was always about communicating the right thing to build code written by ai that the end user cant com
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by 8note 2mo ago
ikea made furniture easy to move, and easy to get furniture you actually want, vs being stuck with old stuff where the drawers are all stuck and its too heavy to move.
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by 8note 2mo ago
> IKEA also refuse to sell you spare parts. dont they just give the spare parts away for free? just show up at the help desk saying your box was missing a few pieces and theyll give you more ... i have ikea furniture thats ~20 years old,
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by 8note 2mo ago
undergrads are also drunk and partying a lot. the drywall also doesnt survive angry drunk undergrads punching through the wall, or practicing sports inside
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by 8note 2mo ago
> If you want software that is literally identical to what someone else is using then you don't need AI. You need a license to that software! That is just the traditional software model. isnt this the software model that AI is gonna
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by 8note 2mo ago
rich americans will have their steaks. poor americans will starve outside the walls
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by 8note 2mo ago
the point of a system is what it does. if the futures market lets a bank make money off bread, thats the point of it
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by 8note 2mo ago
are open ai, anthropic, zai, deepseek, cursor etc not new players? that benchmark seems like one defined to never be good enough
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by 8note 2mo ago
even if its not particularly relevant to the physical world around us, it still explored cool math
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by 8note 2mo ago
in order for the clawback to happen, israelis actually have to believe what they are doing is wrong, at least enough to stop gloating about it. Israel still has the public narrative, but its iraelis and not the government that is defining i
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by 8note 2mo ago
Israel's PR problem is that social media lets Israelis who are proud of their terrorism, war crimes, genocide, rapes, and torture go talk about how moral it is to murder children. thr Israeli government has a more more challenging job
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by 8note 2mo ago
the general attack here is on SEO with articles the models' tools will pick up, and the model will summarize
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by 8note 2mo ago
depends on the implementation. the claude loop/goal just decides it doesnt feel like doing it anymore and ends the loop or goal
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by 8note 2mo ago
which is to say that they set their ttl too short, it should be longer than people spend at lunch
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by 8note 2mo ago
how many times it stays there i think doesnt give the best comparison if youre working on the same codebase, that cache stays quite relevant, and i dont think they make the case that clearing and reading the same couple files over and over

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