Lalabadie

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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Me and 50 years of trials and studies > The scheme also gave some participants “the possibility to try and live their dreams”, Blomberg-Kroll said. “Freelancers and artists and entrepreneurs had more positive views on the effects of the
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
No, statistically it's exactly what happens. People have more initiative and produce meaningful outcomes when they own part of their time. You do need to account for what isn't measured in capital. Off the top of my head: - Careta
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Steam flags kernel-level DRM in a game's store page. Denuvo is identifiable (and named!) this way. Recent example: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3357650/PRAGMATA/
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
This is Apple's bet, among others. Training purpose-specific miniature models lets you have a lot of tasks you can run with high confidence on consumer hardware.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
The pressure cuff + stethoscope combo is called a sphygmomanometer. It's a pretty fascinating piece of technology: A heartbeat is only audible in the earpiece when the cuff is compressing between someone's systolic and diastolic p
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
My daughter's toy stethoscope has actual tubing, some sort of diaphragm, and that seems to work reasonably well! I'm not surprised good results are available for a few dollars.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Good news! Today's SOTA models can also make things go badly.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
IIRC, Zed uses PHPactor by default. It's a mess for Kirby projects as well. Edit for clarity: I want to fully switch to Zed, I really like it and their vision for the editor. PHP issues are a hurdle, not a turnoff to me.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
That's immediately addressed in the talk. It's a GH Labs experiment.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
I'm around 1M and I have a three-character username, which also feels like I was early
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Or they could resist harvesting everyone's work for free to turn into their own revenue
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
The crash would come from being unable to fulfill financial engagements when total real income + funding fails to keep up with spending, and does it enough that the valuation mirage starts to fade. What that reveals is the loaded cost of in
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
SLAs that are valuable to their clients, guarantees and mechanisms to protect them from data exfiltration, and generally long-term contracts with cash-stable orgs like they're currently doing. So long as they're sufficiently liqui
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
> If there is truly a divorce between Europe and the US such that relying OpenAI or Anthropic is not an option, neither will relying on Nvidia and likely the thousands of smaller hardware and software suppliers that make Mistral work. We
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
> $14B in AI terms is like 'second-best VSCode fork' tier money Yep, and the comparison relies on key people believing the valuations. Lots of mature companies will want their providers to be reasonably sheltered from the fal
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
I don't mind the em-dash, but that whole front page is very much "We prompted ourselves a web site"
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Yes, hah. "Local-first, your data never leaves the computer! Except once to go to the biggest information hoarders on the Internet."
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
You're not alone, caffeine is a known appetite suppressant.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
I've been a decaf drinker for close to a decade now, maybe my experience is interesting to you: I have better mood, presence of mind and working memory in the morning, especially compared to caffeinated peers. I'm also a lot more
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
So long as this is about sharing on the Internet, the fun part is that no one is forced to be your neighbour. The question becomes whether you want to create the opportunity for kindred spirits to find you or not. In a corporate setting it&
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Great time to read about St Elmo's Fire! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Elmo's_fire
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Correct. The way it's being built is exactly all that the US mentality warns about socialism/communism (that giving away your hard work "for the greater good" is a lie and is actually a power grab). Turns out, if it&#x27
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
I want to use Apple Maps instead of Google's apps, I'm in Canada. Apple have been promising bicycle support in Canada since iOS 14. Bike paths and itineraries still aren't there. It's the same with public transit, whic
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
What saddens me is that a decade and a half ago, Apple led that charge with a reliable and unblockable UI thread on the iPhone. Now that said iPhone is a thousand times faster, just invoking the keyboard can cause a serious delay with stutt
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
You can run the whole suite once at the start for each vendor, then roll through each part of it over a two or four week cycle, mimicking regular use. That jeeps the evaluation up to date over time.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Yep, that (majority!) amount of load on the infrastructure exists to try to win the rat race for whatever percentage of revenue comes from songs that are streamed regardless of their origin.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Famously, OpenAI and Anthropic are devoted to increasing efficiency before scaling up resource usage.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
The fixed computer is also a huge factor to facilitate supervised computer use (and make it a shared experience!) with kids at home. As much as I agree with the point of the article, I keep getting tripped up that every second sentence is
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
More and more, I'm seeing this issue with agents-based workflows as well. The training set is full (in quantity and in proportion) of codebases that are organized for very large teams, so that's what most prompted architectures le
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
For usage that's regular instead of bursty, I suppose the subscription is a no-brainer. Daily agents dev, -claw scenarios, etc. My total usage might be about equivalent to the sub price, so what I get in return is the absence of quotas

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