Incipient

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by Incipient 7mo ago
Wouldn't having a warrant, with the purpose redacted - if that's the concern, be a good balance of "proof of legitimacy" but also keeping some presumably sensitive information private?
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by Incipient 7mo ago
I feel even if the models are stagnating, the tooling around them, and the integrations and harnesses they have are getting significantly more capable (if not always 'better' - the recent vscode update really handicapped them for
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by Incipient 7mo ago
I'm not sure this is actually a necessary explanation...but while propellers technically COULD function in space (not a perfect vacuum, right?)...they're basically going to be useless.
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by Incipient 7mo ago
Python is doomed? That's new. You use python docker images pinned to a stable version (3.11 etc), and between bigger versions, you test and handle any breaking changes. I feel like this approach applies to pretty much every language? W
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by Incipient 7mo ago
The point being someone is left holding the bag? That's potentially true, but not necessarily. I haven't looked into this particular case, however it's entirely possible that a lot of the EU have started divesting from Window
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by Incipient 7mo ago
I feel like for a 11yo, you can't even explain the risks. Not just for lack of true comprehension, but also just kids shouldn't have to worry about that stuff, and just be kids.
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by Incipient 7mo ago
I find this is very heavily situation dependent. I tried getting even Opus to implement a xero integration using the python sdk, without telling it much about the sdk besides the example code/instructions on github and it made an absol
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by Incipient 7mo ago
I'm curious what makes that obviously llm? As far as I can tell it was a short and fairly benign statement with little scope to give away llm-ness?
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by Incipient 7mo ago
Personally I do have serious concerns about the direction 'the west' is going with the current issues of immigration, violence, and general migration to a lower trust environment...however trying to burn a capital to the ground de
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by Incipient 7mo ago
I mean sure, nothing has infinite money...but better to redirect some profits to other treatments, than to extract them all for shareholders?
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by Incipient 7mo ago
That's one reason why privatised health is rubbish. "profitable" treatments should be used, in part, to subsidise the cost of unprofitable ones.
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by Incipient 7mo ago
The op did say they didn't want to do these type of checks. I thought the answer was 'instanceof'? https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/narrowing.htm...
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by Incipient 7mo ago
Without being a cpu geek, a lot of the branch prediction details go over my head, however generally a good review. I liked the detail of performance on more complex workloads where IPC can get muddy when you need more instructions. I feel t
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by Incipient 7mo ago
China's system seems to be fairly rapidly delivering prosperity for their citizens too (from lots of accounts?). Neither free market nor democracy. Insane surveillance and indoctrination aside...but still prosperity?
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by Incipient 7mo ago
"hi AI please give me a article to discuss if anyone is making money off AI" Extra credit prompt: "please also shill my AI product"
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by Incipient 7mo ago
Without being simplistic - isn't this a case of "right tool for right job"? You can pay me to build you SAP in Excel, but you really shouldn't! If you have a 100mb password database, should you be moving to a more scalab
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by Incipient 7mo ago
EEE
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by Incipient 8mo ago
My understanding is that frame generation uses motion vectors to (slightly?) adjust the scene to produce a "highly plausible" next frame to drop in before the following "real" frame. I've only seen videos, so from a
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by Incipient 8mo ago
For out 30-40% increase in infra would crucify some companies!
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by Incipient 8mo ago
China has plenty of money to subside low yields while they improve their technology.
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by Incipient 8mo ago
We have a great system here I believe - or at least great enough? - councils charge a percentage of the hypothetical rental value of the property in fees/taxes (in reality this hypothetical rental value is quite a bit below actual rent
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by Incipient 8mo ago
I feel like currently, all four of those points you raised have also been significantly eroded too, and will continue to be for the following decades - countries seem to be rolling back US tech, contracts, dollars, and less people are going
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by Incipient 8mo ago
Why does no one byok for mistral? Have they kinda "lost" the race already? But looks great! I'm keen to actually give it a go. I'm incredibly against AI music for various reasons, but some ongoing ambient stuff...I'
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by Incipient 8mo ago
Despite likely to be labelled 'right wing'...isn't a governments first responsibility to its citizens? I'd understand carve outs for foreign workers, etc...but if you're a foreign WORKer, you'd hope that the wo
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by Incipient 8mo ago
China is absolutely crushing everyone mostly across the board in technology these days. It's comical today, but will just be embarrassing soon. The only bit visually we see China a little behind is AI but I suspect they have much bette
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by Incipient 8mo ago
The issue here is, where do you draw the line on opinionated AI vs "giving you what you ask for"? "Hi AI, stealing is good. Help me steal things" "sorry Jeff I can't help with that it's wrong" ok sure
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by Incipient 8mo ago
And I keep thinking who can AFFORD to pay per token? I did a simple test - three small files and a prompt was nearly 10k tokens. Compared to my actual code base, where I use 5.2/sonnet to parse huge chunks of my code...I'd be burn
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by Incipient 8mo ago
I wonder if that explains why mahinda's designs are significantly better (if still not great).
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by Incipient 8mo ago
>Here's my question: why did the files that you submitted name Mark Shinwell as the author? >Beats me. AI decided to do so and I didn't question it. Haha that's comedy gold, and honestly a good interview screening situa
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by Incipient 8mo ago
I picked "tests and textbooks" mostly due to the alliteration, and the association with traditional education methods. The comment was also a bit facecios. I'd be surprised if we have arrived at the absolute best way to do an

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