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MacBook Pro M4 with Pro/Max CPUs are 3-4x faster on multicore benchmarks compared to Air's M4. Air M4 is not enough for my heavy usage of multiple browsers, agents, scripts, and different spinoffs of VS Code at the same time. What
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1y ago
you forgot the touchpad that's better than a mouse
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1y ago
Apple Silicon is amazing when it comes to cost-performance and battery life
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1y ago
I think it's a great move that Apple is cautious with including a hardcore LLM in everything. They are not that useful to the regular user.
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1y ago
OP was being sarcastic
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One way is using niacin in high doses, also known as vitamin B3, as an active placebo to induce a sensation of heat and cause the skin to flush red, which is a typical reaction to tryptamines. The rest is a regular placebo. It can be a real
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1y ago
It might've been written by an LLM. I'm not joking.
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1y ago
Yup, and Microsoft with access tokens are $0.05
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1y ago
Also, the chart doesn't take into account that the biggest companies have more power, are bigger right now, and it's not inherent to them using AI. If not AI, it would be something else. Shares and revenue are growing, and people
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1y ago
I think the main reason is battery.
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1y ago
I understand. I'm just saying that Stockholm Syndrome is very likely not a real thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome
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I need a product like this(currently using a limited in-house version), but I'm not paying $125k/year/seat to get locked into a black box ecosystem that might change or get shut down in a year. We are using LLMs to analyze co
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1y ago
Stockholm Syndrome is not a scientifically sound thing
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I felt that it was really easy to get consumed by money/power when I started making serious income. To feel that I'm better than other people. And I mean that in the context of running my own company, which meant I could make very
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1y ago
100%. Also, I think we can sense where Firefox is going. Mozilla is a mismanaged company. A victim of itself and Google's monopoly/life support.
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1y ago
Can you sell me your Mac M5, time traveller?
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1y ago
Mac has also much fewer Trojans/Stealers than Windows as far as I understand.
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"Around me I see practices like "gratitude", "meditation" and "breathing exercises" get bandied around like they're some new profound thing as if we hadn't known about for thousands of years that
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1y ago
Try Gemini CLI too. Free and I like it more than Claude Code.
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I'm not sure if that's what you're asking, but there are specific maliciously fine-tuned LLMs like WormGPT/FraudGPT/DarkBERT. I believe that FraudGPT is the current SOTA and is a Mistral fine-tune made by malicious
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1y ago
does it work the same using the API?
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Those $99 fake driver's license sites are going to make a killing
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LD50 in sheep: 1–5 mg/kg IV 1–2 mg/kg SC 85 mg/kg O In mice: 75–115 mg/kg IP 48 mg/kg IV 113 mg/kg SC 278 mg/kg O They were administering over 30mg to humans in trials. (Metzner (2013); Shulgin and Shulgin
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1y ago
"I still want to be in touch with those who are interested in my work. I've spent most of 2025 so far working out what that might look like." I don't understand how you can get eyes on your blog without social media, and
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I wonder what "informed consent" truly entails. When someone donates their body "to science," they are likely picturing anonymous dissection in a medical school lab for the benefit of students.
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If you care about privacy
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I invoke them :]
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1y ago
Well, Switzerland is not even in the EU, so it's comparing apples and oranges.
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1y ago
I'm getting tired of these posts. 3 on the front page in the last 24 hours? 1. Is a significant number of people claiming that vibe coding is engineering? 2. Are people vibe coding in serious companies/on serious projects? 3. Are