IshKebab

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by IshKebab 1mo ago
Yeah I think it's not 100% AI but my vomit senses started tingling at > The test was deliberate. > Step one, the safe ask > Step two, the unfair ask My guess "AI write a blog post about this" and then he edited it, b
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by IshKebab 1mo ago
It says "Provider Adapter" so presumably they put some manual work in to make this work.
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by IshKebab 1mo ago
Look at those costs!
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by IshKebab 1mo ago
I dunno if you're aware of the back story behind these UI design improvements but that's about as far from the truth as it's possible to get.
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by IshKebab 1mo ago
That doesn't say anything about age verification?
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
> If everyone agreed with you, the comment would disappear near the bottom of the thread If only it were true that things that are tiresome are unpopular. But witness "6 7", "first post", ... remember the "in sov
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
> In the web world async/await has already won from threads Slightly off topic but threads were never supported by the web (even now you only have message passing between workers) so it's a bit hollow to say async won.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
I think it's more that the "not used to improve our models" is expensive because companies need that. It's simple price differentiation. In other words, it's not that Meta really wants your data and they're
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Lol "not used to improve our models" is AI's enterprise SSO.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
No thanks. I remember Mbed. Web-based IDEs are fine for hello world and blinky, but you're going to want a real one very soon, and then you'll find there isn't one because they put all their effort into the shitty web-based o
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Rubbish. All vacuums are plastic and Dysons actually use quite high quality plastic. When I worked there they were always really worried about Shark, because apparently they have better pick-up benchmark scores. I bought one recently. Absol
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Wow they started working on this in like 2014 or something. Can't believe it's actually been released!
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
I think it's unlikely that individuals will need their product, unless you happen to have a 100 million line monorepo. (At least based on what it sounds like they're targeting.) Normal Git/JJ is fine for most people, and mo
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Probably some temporal aliasing on your device. The SVG elements are 100% rotating clockwise.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
How much lab equipment is automatable though? There's definitely some in biology, but if you're doing fundamental research it's 99% stuff you are building yourself with your own hands. Robotics is a long way from being able
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
It's not really brevity - it's the constant writing tropes. It's like they ready a book on advertising copy and that's the only way they can write. Very tedious. Is Sol much better? I might have to switch to that too!
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
It would save time from having to figure out that myself.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Egui doesn't do that. But it's written in Rust and only updates when you interact with it so in practice it's way more efficient than I would have expected.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Did you look at it recently? Until a few months ago text was a blurry mess but it seems like they've mostly fixed it now.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
I don't think models that run on single GPUs are capable of that yet sadly. You still need to spend ~$100k to get an actually good local LLM. Correct me if I'm wrong, local AI guys. It's really hard to get actually numbers on
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Why would that be more useful?
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Uhm, no.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Do we even want to? AI is in many ways amazing. We should obviously not be powering these data centres with gas, but... that's hardly unique to data centres. America voted for Trump well before AI used any power.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Wow dude. I'll just assume you genuinely don't understand this... So the TL;DR is that except for events like supervolcanoes and dinosaur-killing asteroids, no it does not go through periods of change that are this rapid. You migh
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
I want to use some of this guy's software to see how amazingly bug free it is, lol. This is weapons grade hubris & probably autism. Although I do have to agree with him about Linguist. I also have a PR that was reviewed and then ju
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
It was in a much steadier state for hundreds of thousands of years before the 20th century. Don't be obtuse.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
This has nothing to do with AI really. It's a century of pumping out CO2, not 2 years. Maybe in the future... but you can't blame AI for this year.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
I agree, it's arguably clean, and definitely an improvement over Windows 98 era GUI, probably also XP era. But the world has moved on. Even KDE looks better today.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
Yeah that has been around for many years. Usually by sketchy download sites. It's not really going to help though because the scrapers using residential proxies aren't burning their own compute.
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by IshKebab 2mo ago
I have no problem with that as long as it's not the government controlling the age verification. It should be a parent. And as a parent I want the ability to properly control my children's devices - the fact that Apple, and es

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