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by Tade0 7mo ago
To me the main question is the long term pricing. It is said that major providers more than break even on what they're charging. But at the same time that's not the point of capitalism, is it? The point is to charge close to the
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by Tade0 7mo ago
> Instead of doing 1x your normal work, you can do 5x while still maintaining quality. That's a gross overestimate. 2x I would maybe believe. Someone has to sign off your work and unless it's hard to write but easy to read, thi
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by Tade0 7mo ago
I've only seen the clip where Afroman is escaping from that police lady zigzaging backwards, but that's enough for me. How is it that a law enforcement officer can't keep up with a man in his 50s who isn't even trying to
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Essentially. Translated to English it was something among the lines of "No problem at all. This guy is great. ...". Perhaps it wasn't even idiomatic Finnish, considering how unusual was the opening sentence, but I have no way
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Not at all. It's just that reportedly LLMs used to have a blind spot for prompt injection in languages with relatively few speakers and grammar dissimilar to that of English.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
> Interesting, so someone submitting a paper for review could also submit one with hidden instructions for LLMs to summarise or review it in a very positive light. I may or may not know a guy who added several hidden sentences in Finnish
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by Tade0 7mo ago
My understanding is that something among those lines happened: > All Policy A (no LLMs) reviews that were detected to be LLM generated were removed from the system. If more than half of the reviews submitted by a Policy A reviewer were d
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Here's a chart that presents some context: https://www.reddit.com/r/texas/comments/1grxqur/the_austin_t... This appears to be a correction to an unsustainable market.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
I may or may not know a guy who bought a laptop identical to his work machine from place A to do projects for B while still physically being at A.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Also not all "WFH" is from home . I for one am renting a desk at an office. I have all the usual office amenities and an environment in which I can focus properly, but I don't have to involve myself geographically with the c
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by Tade0 7mo ago
> I've seen Claude go and lazily fix a test by loosening invariants. He does pull a sneaky on you from time to time, even nowadays, in v4.6, doesn't he? To me it's analogous to the current situation at the strait of Hormuz
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by Tade0 7mo ago
A huge part of such stuff is deliberately hidden to avoid getting the government too involved in day to day lives. Case in point: for a while we had an arrangement with our neighbour that we'll pick up their child from preschool and st
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by Tade0 7mo ago
> I'm really struggling to understand what we've grown into A population of eight billion, at least three of which live in industrialized regions. My currently 99yo grandpa was born when there were approximately two billion peo
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Daily Claude user via Cursor. What works: -Just pasting the error and askig what's going on here. -"How do I X in Y considering Z?" -Single-use scripts. -Tab (most of the time), although that doesn't seem to be Claude. W
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by Tade0 7mo ago
No we don't. For one, I never saw a "full spec" (if such a thing even exists) back in my days of making 8k. Annually.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
MFA largely, some banks also provide wallets for contactless payments. I refuse to have my browser fingerprinted as a "trusted device" because part my bank is just bad at it.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
...and be a relatively small country. Novo Nordisk's sales numbers of 300bln DKK (~$46bln) amount to around 10% of Denmark's GDP.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
This. China is a much larger economy and by far the single largest car market in the world - selling more vehicles domestically than the EU and USA combined. That being said just like Germany they're largely export-oriented and if loca
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> You're definitely using the latest and greatest models? Claude 4.6 opus high, specifically. As for human brains: every self respecting neural networks 101 course is prefaced with "don't draw analogues to the human brain&
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> Well it’s not just a “text predictor” is it? It is, by definition, design and architecture a system that produces believable text. Here's a task to give it which pulls the veil right off: Ask it to add tests to a piece of code whe
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by Tade0 8mo ago
These are strong claims and I would want to see equally strong evidence for them. My experience is that it's really darn good at producing text, but it's not a logic engine - it's not designed to be one and even the most rece
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> In 2026, I’m not sure the software engineering industry will survive another decade. Due to a text predictor ? I'm a daily user of the most recent Claude and while it's amazing at presenting other people's knowledge and
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Accounting. In my region tax law can suddenly change outside of the usual annual update cycle and, like everywhere, is riddled with edge cases and unclear interpretations. Most importantly there's often a period of general uncertainty
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by Tade0 8mo ago
This. LLMs don't always produce correct code - sometimes it's subtly wrong and it takes an expert to notice the mistake(s).
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by Tade0 8mo ago
It's not an innate ability. Takes a solid decade of actual parenting for people to acquire this skill. And if the person is high energy, then that energy needs to be channeled.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
USA (along with the rest of the western world) is a huge cumulative emitter: https://ourworldindata.org/contributed-most-global-co2 But a distant second in per year emissions: https://www.worldometers.info&#x2F
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by Tade0 8mo ago
It's a dialect (superset) of ECMAScript based on the never-released 4th edition draft, which was in development at the time C# was first released, so these similarities are no accident.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
I would expect no less from a graduate of the University of Warsaw. This writing (and speaking) style permeates this institution.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
That's limited by RAM, not CPU.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
My SO has the latter and switched from the former when it started behaving erratically. It's the very last reasonably sized iPhone and one of the very last in this category overall.

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