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by Rapzid 8mo ago
> The value of human thinking is going down. You probably knew this. The corollary is rarely mentioned: the value of a human eyeball is going up, because there are only so many of them and there are now infinite things that want to be lo
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
We don't rent RAMs!
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Oh FFS. Twitter really brings out the worst in people. Prefer the more deeply insightful and measured blog posting persona.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
The unified search (org wide, across issues/prs/code) and custom search backend works really well. Honestly I don't understand all the GitHub hate recently. Honestly seems like a fashionable trend. Virtue signaling. There was
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
If the clankers were actually clever they'd tell you to ghost ride the whip. The clankers are not clever.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
I'm suggesting there are other activities I'd expect to cause the brain to burn more calories.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
When does a pile become a heap? When they come for YOU. Seriously this is why people use to take every government transgression and overreach so seriously. Now multiple times a day it's something that would have been a straight SCANDAL
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Sure but the government officials are our representatives so they hold special and unique responsibility for this situation. As for the corpos.. Cancelled Disney and Hulu when Kimmel was taken off. Maybe it's time to cancel Paramount+
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Texas is an also ran mess? They love voter suppression? Do you realize people can read what you post?
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Chess lol. Playing a competitive arena FPS a the highest levels will get your brain cooking.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Patched where; 4 models were responses were posted. Also, Azure deployed models are absolutely not "patched" on the fly; they are rarely updated and the dates are baked into the full sku. "Patching" could be happening in
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Lol, snarky. "You should run 5 miles and eat a salad you tub of lard; the car can wait."
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
LLMs introspection is good at giving plausible ideas about prior behavior to consider, but it's just that; plausible. They do not actually "know" why a prior response occurred and are just guessing. Important for people to ke
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
> Life is short. Shorter for some than others. -Gus He had a good run.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Fabricated quotes has been a huge problem outside the new AI issues for years(decades?). The vast majority of print "news" people consume is cynically designed "outrage porn" targeted towards different segment's pol
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Last week it was renamed from "Clawd" and this week the creator is abandoning it. Everything is moving fast.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
It's Microsofts moat and castle. Anthropic is renting a room.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Soooo.. It's like Git but on the intern... Er, with agents? On agents?
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
It's kinda of a failure it didn't just spit out GCC isn't it? If I had GCC and was asked for a C compiler I would just provide GCC..
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Two completely valid perspectives. Unless you need a correctly compiled Linux kernel. In that case one gets exhausting real quick.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Off topic but why was contributing to Npgsql a bad experience for you? I've contributed, admittedly minor stuff, to that ecosystem and it was pretty smooth.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Heh, first I've heard of Windows Internals. New friends for The Linux Programming Interface!
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
You are so behind the curve if you think copilot is mostly rubbish. That's a 4+ month old take.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Has anyone compared to Deepgram Flux yet for realtime?
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
The market realities don't pan out. Texas has a huge and diversified renewable energy sector. Wind was supplying nearly 45% of energy capacity last night, with solar providing close to 57% during its peak yesterday. Power storage disch
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Whether or not these wind farms are economically viable sounds like something for the companies building them to work out.
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Not disagreeing but it's crazy 2.8 was going on 7 years ago. That's 1 less year than from the release of HTML to 9/11. It'd be like saying "Man the internet has been on such an upwards trajectory since HTML" in
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Legend has it, to this day, TFM has not been read.
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
Yes, really, and in a very important way specifically but in numerous ways.
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by Rapzid 9mo ago
This isn't the military. It's worth pointing out our military is very different than those militaries.

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