Tadpole9181

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by Tadpole9181 2mo ago
Its a good thing that we didn't start a war for no reason that caused the price of fuel to skyrocket.
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by Tadpole9181 2mo ago
In several states we have moved well beyond "fixable". For instance, in Texas, where they are outright saying that they are redrawing districts with the explicit goal of preventing Democrats from being represented. Not only tha
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by Tadpole9181 2mo ago
Are you pretending that political losses are not losses? Getting into a war you cannot fund, fuel, or staff and having to retreat is called "losing".
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by Tadpole9181 2mo ago
Read the rest of my comment, I get there eventually.
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by Tadpole9181 2mo ago
Until there is. We have thus far been supremely lucky that irrational actors have not acquired a nuclear bomb. But the reality is that throughout history most leaders have been irrational. My country (America) is behaving increasingly irr
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
From your own link, there are 12,000 injury related deaths. Of those, over 1/3 are firearms related and 1/3 of those are homicides. They may not be school shootings, but damn does that seem related to the second word. Anyway, to a
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
Beyond the obvious fact nobody really uses the cold war definition anymore, are you really insinuating those countries are socialist ?
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
This logic never made sense to me. The woman is clearly a human life too, and every western country has a right to self defense. A fetus is an imminent danger to women, their health, and their property. They have a right to remove it from t
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
If multiple people are confused on what you're saying, you should probably clarify with better wording.
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
So you don't actually have real criticisms of the architecture at all...?
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
I mean, insult me all you want, but you'd be pissed if your mechanic didn't use code readers or your carpenter used hand drills to pad their hours. I do hand programming for myself now and use the right tools in my office, because
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
Why? I'm an "artisanal programmer" at heart, but for the past year I've been using these to great effect. A car that needs to be started with a hand-crank and occasionally stalls is still a car.
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
Let's be clear, there is no underlying crime at all as far as we are aware. So the appropriate hypothetical is: You ate a grilled cheese in your home and wipe the crumbs into the bin. The police arrest you for destruction of evidence
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
ICE has openly murdered multiple US citizens in broad daylight and on camera, hundreds of miles away from any border, with zero consequences. You're starting to perceive us as totalitarian? We are! For 30% of us, proudly, apparently.
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
Something like 90% of US residential buildings have AC. For Europe, it's around 20% (for good reason, mind you). It's not a meme if it's an actual fact that many European homes are not prepared for these kinds of increasingly
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
I disagree, this is all because it's understood. You need a system promot because an LLM is fundamentally a token predictor. It needs to be primed for the work it's going to do, otherwise it's next token prediction has too
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
First of all, this is actually how this part of the conversation started: > If the US companies need trillions to barely beat Chinese companies spending billions, despite a multi year head start... Because they're talking about the
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
Can you please stop being coy and intentionally obtuse? Just have a discussion in good faith, I'm so beyond sick of this kind of rhetoric. Yes, AI training uses human data and a lot of it was not compensated. But that has absolutely no
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
After going to the official website, I actually spent a couple of minutes looking around and checking certificates to see if it was a scam. The page makes it sound like it was built by a single guy who isn't incorporated, but if you go
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
To be clear, did or did not the party leader say he would like to deport people born in Sweden to legal immigrant parents because they are not "naturally Swedish"?
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
> I'd remind you the current new version is not an improvement compared to the previous one, both in terms of correctness and maintainability. Except, you know, multiple real companies saying that it is and using it in production. A
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
It isn't disabled, it has exclusions. Now that they have it, they can close the gaps. It was literally impossible to have ANY coverage before, now they are mostly , covered and have an avenue for remediation. I don't understand w
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
Just so everyone know, Bun is and has always been owned by a YC funded org with full time employees. The overwhelming majority of commits came from them.
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
This feels like such an absurd, bad faith take I keep hearing. In Zig, every single memory operation is unsafe. And Bun must interface with C code that has no safe interface, necessitating a ton of boundary-level unsafe behaviors. There&#x2
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
The canary build has been Rust for over a month, available to anyone. In that time it has been used in production for Claude Code and Prisma Compute.
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
> and from my own experience it's very frustrating to leave a Claude session running and come back to find it did nothing because it got stuck on a question. I cannot fathom implementing and shipping a feature to hundreds of thousan
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
Trump fired all members of the Election Assistance Commission this week. His head of the USPS confirmed they have a proposed rule to not deliver mail-in ballots in select states. Last night, as we approach midterms, Trump gave a speech sayi
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
FWIW: "Baba Is You" is 7 years old and heralded as one of the greatest puzzle games of all times, with guides and solutions shared all over the internet. How to beat this game is 100% in the training set.
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
To quote the people who make it: > ARC-AGI-3 is an interactive reasoning benchmark which challenges AI agents to explore novel environments, acquire goals on the fly, build adaptable world models, and learn continuously. This harness doe
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by Tadpole9181 3mo ago
This is not actually running the Arc-AGI-3 anymore. To summarize TFA: 1. The AI plays the game and records outputs. 2. The AI does TDD using those outputs to create its own copy of the game. 3. The AI then uses it's copy of the source

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