RugnirViking

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by RugnirViking 10d ago
I do not think you are appreciating the scale of this. Imo one of the main reason that there is no regulation is because nobody has any idea what would be a good regulation. People (like dario) make suggestions, and get rightly shut down be
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by RugnirViking 10d ago
thanks for your app! using it for learning danish and finding it very useful.
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by RugnirViking 10d ago
of course. Ive not met a person that doesn't like them, either. I love hiking and have travelled pretty wide across europe. Solar panels are similarly lovely to see. I'd just as rather see them than a uniform field of corn or maiz
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by RugnirViking 10d ago
only if you're weird and think they dont look lovely?
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by RugnirViking 10d ago
it seems clear to me that one can slack off at certain times, and work hard at the important times, and overall come out about the same (or with less overall work). IMO as a developer in a large corp, if you know the right team to talk to,
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by RugnirViking 10d ago
any tips on how to go about such things? its occasionally hard to find excuses to go hang out at the other end of the building and talk to another team I dont know much about as a regular developer
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by RugnirViking 10d ago
TBF using notepad + terminal is a great way to learn how a language or stack works. It's possible for pretty much everything, and once you learn how your ide (or LLM) is putting things together it makes it so much easier to fix when th
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by RugnirViking 12d ago
> the aim should be to balance each district between "the two" political parties. I've never heard anyone explicitly advocating for gerrymandering in favor of conflict/variance before? Is that a real thing?
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by RugnirViking 12d ago
I never got those in codex after like the first day they started appearing. I just added a custom instruction not to do that. I also don't get them in chatgpt web for the same reason? It's just this in agents.md " Do not &quo
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by RugnirViking 12d ago
> "industry standards" common in, say, electrical engineering and other disciplines are sorely lacking here I think this misses the rather crucial fact that nobody can agree on a standard because nobody has the first idea what
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by RugnirViking 12d ago
Think about the practicalities here. What would you do with your furniture, your apartment? Your car? With no grace period at all, you'd just have to abandon them, and I guess try to sell them remotely if you even can.
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by RugnirViking 12d ago
the problem I have with these is suppose you accept that soon there will be something capable of completely automating all useful tasks you can do. How can you prepare? We can't all learn to be athletes. Going into social roles (nurse,
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by RugnirViking 12d ago
pretty sure its gonna be something like the default non-maximised window size on windows for chrome
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by RugnirViking 12d ago
very ai but also pretty cool. wheres the data source? could I find my own periodic solution?
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by RugnirViking 12d ago
game is sideways on my portrait monitor!
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by RugnirViking 13d ago
Thanks! Interesting, you can perhaps tell I'm based in Europe, seems like lots of countries don't have that here. Seems like probably a good feature of American justice?
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by RugnirViking 13d ago
Amazed by these comments? Yes, it seems very possible to me that Nvidia makes a lot of money. They are literally the largest company in the world. Who pays? Only all the companies, desperately raising as much capital as possible, issuing ne
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by RugnirViking 15d ago
You were a juror during a civil trial? Is that a thing? Where?
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by RugnirViking 16d ago
everyone is laboring under the assumption that things will continue approximately as normal because what the hell else do you do? how, as amazon, would you plan for the collapse of all economies and markets? sure, as maybe an amazon exec yo
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by RugnirViking 16d ago
the context doesn't appear to change the key facts here? he did say it, he meant it, and the context provided by the OP (he was asked what he'd do if he were dictator for a day) is accurate? I have no interest at all in defending
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by RugnirViking 17d ago
but can you imagine the horror of just showing up at a restaurant and asking to be seated? It's surely worth it
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by RugnirViking 18d ago
How many times have you had a model start compacting already before getting back to you? Most have 1 million context window. It's happened to me occasionally
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by RugnirViking 23d ago
that example of getting wooden blocks for a 9 year old child isn't going to go down well. Thats more of a 2 year old thing... I'm also a little worried about their example of "two buyer messages contain instructions to refund
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by RugnirViking 23d ago
hey, I'm not super familliar with webassembly interpreters in general so id ask here: What's the usecase? like I guess edge, chrome etc already have their own interpreters for webassembly built in. do you aim to replace those and
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by RugnirViking 23d ago
gpt4.5 was also one such disaster for them iirc
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by RugnirViking 23d ago
motivation is absolutely huge. There was a survey of language learners iirc and the most common reason for learning a language all the way to fluency was because it was a a significant other's mother tongue. Heck, thats my motivation f
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by RugnirViking 23d ago
what's going on with these overlays? the readme is presenting those as though they are evidence of the accuracy of the project, but its completely unable to line up the shots https://github.com/PhiloLabs/fable51-wo
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by RugnirViking 23d ago
I think perhaps you've misunderstood what the linked repo actually is? It seems to indeed be a 3d model of an area. It's not an image model, and nothing to do with frames.
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by RugnirViking 24d ago
to be fair thats a reflexive verb. I think its fair enough to correct those when translating, english has a bunch of verbs that have to be reflexive too - you can't say "we went to the festival and we enjoyed" on it's ow
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by RugnirViking 24d ago
high net worth individuals - rich people

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