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RugnirViking
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1mo ago
I figure most free AI is free as in free electricity in the coffee shop. You're welcome to use it for small reasonable loads, but try to build anything off of it and you'll soon find yourself barred from the establishment. And tha
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1mo ago
Why are novels laid out the way they are? It's almost as though its not as simple as "bad for reading" but rather a feature of the content. imo it highly depends on the medium. If your content is packed with distracting ads,
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1mo ago
absolubtely. Worth noting though that a large number of people here literally do develop photoshop , or similar apps of similar complexity. The fact they aren't doing it singlehanded makes it way harder, not easier. This is a central
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1mo ago
if your spec fully describes a program, it is at least the length of the source code, and probably longer. It will also be just as difficult to read and understand. You cannot circumvent this with different wording
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1mo ago
of course any individual person will want to be paid as much as possible. There is a reason that people protest when their town becomes a tourist destination, despite the seeming money they bring, though. They get locked out of any dream or
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1mo ago
imo we're all being treated to a live demonstration of why the pareto principle is stupid. AI agents are excellent at making prototypes, and a lot of people are happy to just stop there (well, I wouldn't say happy. More like can&#
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1mo ago
imo its a change in definition. Previously to "ship" was a one-time thing that you did for big, highly verified and checked stuff. Physically shipping your software to your user tends to be done after its a product. Nobody was &qu
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2mo ago
Do you really think that the reason the boys shouldn't do crime is because it's their father telling them this? Or because they will inherit money? Do you really believe what you are saying?
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2mo ago
I refer you to my comment at the top of this chain on "outsourced" emissions
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2mo ago
right. I agree with this for a large part - I do think though, that chinas current level per capita 10.81 tons (higher than EU 7.14 tons, less than america 17.34 tons) is not sustanable, and they do not seem to be taking it seriously enough
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2mo ago
if the mafia boss tells his sons that they should avoid a life of crime, that doing it makes things worse for society and ones self, is he a hypocrite? should the boys follow his advice? my read is yes and yes are you suggesting it should i
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2mo ago
china's historical total emissions will also surpass the US's pretty soon, on account of their nearly 3x as large population combined with their per capita emissions being nearly as high. and as mentioned, theirs is likely set t
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2mo ago
that might make sense in a world where the US has been chugging along emitting at a constant rate for many years, to maintain a certain standard of living.- but the reality is the US emissions has been going down for many years, while incre
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2mo ago
I don't think you get to abdicate responsibilty of some avoidable negative externality of something you do just because some entirely separate function of it is the thing your customers want. If I were a plumber who fixed leaks by dive
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2mo ago
seems to be a toolkit for taking some LLM model and training/finetuning it further based on some agentic task (like painting, playing a video game, etc)
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2mo ago
Any recommendations for tipping in India? (Amounts etc) I was warned against tipping too much by locals who worried it could distort local economies toward tourists and away from local people.
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2mo ago
I seem to hit it fairly regularly still, but i grant i use more sol than i should on my personal projects - they're mostly reverse engineering so imo quite hard
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2mo ago
though of course, approaching that number requires being ready to continue using it every five hours, stopping and starting all hours of the day and every day including weekends and holidays. possible to set up a harness to do if you have o
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2mo ago
i don't accept arguments in the form of B when its a business (our pollution is just serving our customers demand, its their moral responsibility to reduce consumption), and I also don't accept it in country form. centralisation m
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2mo ago
Don't most (all?) such models have homepages with free interfaces? https://www.kimi.com/en https://qwen.ai/home ?
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2mo ago
I agree. it also doesn't imply a direction, same with the propaganda version. It's quite possible you overindex in the other direction! heck I know I do this with some american stuff
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2mo ago
no citizens are allowed on diego garcia and the native population was entirely kicked out. You need a very difficult to aquire permit directly from the millitary to land there. I'm 99% sure anyone living there is millitary. There were
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2mo ago
want to space. go to there. me, preferably now. build big machine. several large problems. can't breathe there. very far away. must fly fast. no air there. - fuel tanks heavy. far too heavy. we drop them. drop when empty. solves heavy
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2mo ago
thats a well recognised problem. Have you ever heard of businesses rejecting a candidate for being "overqualified"? it happens!
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2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49377954
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2mo ago
I sure hope you wrote all those em dashes by hand you asked claude to remove in the latest commit in the repo. And all the ones on the website
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2mo ago
no, but it does argue specifically against presenting people with large amounts of ai written text without reading it or checking that it makes sense. It also ends with "written by a human, on purpose"
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2mo ago
det sker nogle gange! når man er ny til et sprog, det kan være forskrakkelig at skrive i et professionelt område. Men det er bare en del af dine udvikling - du kan sagtens skrive på hvilken sprog når som helst, og de kan bruge deres værktøj
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2mo ago
yes, its all ai writing. A bunch of the metaphors here dont make sense. "read it all, yes even the bullets. especially the bullets" if you read one thing from a large wall of text, its gonna be the bullet points, right? thats a bi
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2mo ago
if you have a PHD in computer science, you have trained your whole life to do difficult maths on the cutting edge of whats possible with computers, and make algorithms sing with beautiful efficiency (and also write papers and talk on a stag
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