Terretta

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by Terretta 10mo ago
Why did you link bedpage and not markdown-to-word.online?
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by Terretta 10mo ago
> the future is made up of 8B+ independent actors and they're going to react to incentives = “nature”, if you're an evolutionist as for models, all models are wrong etc.
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by Terretta 10mo ago
It's nature . Whether that word is reductionism is an exercise left to Chomsky?
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by Terretta 10mo ago
AppleTV, Hisense 75" U7, Hisense sound bar, and Xbox Series X, tapping the Xbox logo on controller switches from Apple TV input to console input. Great! But long press on Xbox logo button to e.g. accept a party invite -- switches to A
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by Terretta 10mo ago
It's available for everyday photos, portraits, everything, not just lock screens.
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by Terretta 10mo ago
> Would love feedback on the … DX Is it that the two extra characters 'an' in 'titan' are so difficult to type for the CLI, or is it just for the giggles when you 'dev'?
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Love this, everything about this - I still teach the foundation, 3 columns, roof, of the persuasive essay - except one bit: Perplexity gauges how predictable a text is. If I start a sentence, "The cat sat on the...", your brain,
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Epic founder and CEO Tim Sweeney said he believes those should be “super super minor fees,” on the order of “tens or hundreds of dollars” every time an iOS app update goes through Apple for review. That should be more than enough to compen
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Code here: https://github.com/wesm/llm-arithmetic-benchmark
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Can LLMs give us AGI if they are bad at arithmetic?(wesmckinney.com)
4 points by Terretta 10mo ago|2 comments
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by Terretta 11mo ago
> It's clear that the human language network is not like LLM in that sense. Is it though? If rhythm or tone changes meaning, then just add symbols for rhythm and tone to LLM input and train it. You'll get not just words out
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Code review at scale is broken(augmentcode.com)
1 points by Terretta 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Terretta 11mo ago
Just as enterprise software is proof positive of no intelligence under the hood. I don't mean the code producers, I mean the enterprise itself is not intelligent yet it (the enterprise) is described as developing the software. And it
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by Terretta 11mo ago
Well, you're #24 in this article's hall of fame, and the LLM thinks your moderation views stood the test of time. Perhaps it can already retrieve them for you.
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by Terretta 11mo ago
This change sounds like that "waste, fraud, and abuse" stuff. If you add up all the government memos, forms, letters, contracts, publications, everything printed globally… “wow. many serif. so pointy. much ink. such waste!” — Ka
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by Terretta 11mo ago
> ideally people can always just think in concepts Are you pursing an idea of how to help people like this author* access this mode that some of us are always in unless kicked out of it by the need for words? Very needed right now —
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by Terretta 11mo ago
> we do both text and voice (roughly 70% of data collection is typed, 30% spoken). Partly this is to make sure the model is learning to decode semantic intent (rather than just planned motor movements) Both of these modes are incredibl
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by Terretta 11mo ago
For an enterprise with fungible employees there is nothing cogent to migrate to.
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by Terretta 11mo ago
> There isn't because any serious print shop will laugh you out the door if you come to them with a Publisher file. You say this like customers don't show up with a PowerPoint file.
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by Terretta 11mo ago
You'd have to ask EU's regulators why they wanted Meta to disallow it. Much like you'd have to ask UK lawmakers why they wanted UK citizens to be unable to keep their own Apple iCloud backups secure.
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by Terretta 11mo ago
It would be neat if Valve would fund having Steam Client run on Apple Silicon without Rosetta 2 so arm games like Baldur's Gate 3 can be fully supported.
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by Terretta 11mo ago
> Deep work with an open office? Dont make me laugh. Please for the love of god bring back cubicles. Or doors. 25 years ago, Microsoft Redmond had a slogan: "Every dev a door". In early 2000s, it began to be two devs per room
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by Terretta 11mo ago
Csaba Csere was always a pleasure to read. He joined Car and Driver in 1980, became Editor-in-Chief by 1993, retired in 2008. His byline would get me to read an article even if I didn't think I'd like the car.
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by Terretta 11mo ago
> I wish there was a service like steam for videos: not subscription but high confidence purchase of video content available "forever" (even if they remove it from the purchasing options, license would remain). In general, iT
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by Terretta 11mo ago
Here's an isochrone map showing 15 minutes by public transport from NYC's Museum of Natural History, one of the locations shown in the video: https://app.traveltime.com/search?aId=0&0-lat=40.7811007&0-l...
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by Terretta 11mo ago
Great, now can it stop requiring Rosetta on Apple Silicon? From Baldur's Gate 3 FAQ: Rosetta is a software that allows Baldur’s Gate 3 to run on systems with Apple silicon, and ARM64 will launch the game natively on Apple silicon, wit
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by Terretta 11mo ago
Perhaps "the" World, as "World" isn't the name of this one? It's on the landing page this way, but the usage is too peculiar. "Old Maps of Earth: Discover Earth's Past" would be fine though.
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Japan Unveils Human Washing Machine, Now You Can Get Washed Like Laundry(ndtv.com)
3 points by Terretta 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Terretta 11mo ago
See also: Rugged Manifesto “Rugged” describes software development organizations that have a culture of rapidly evolving their ability to create available, survivable, defensible, secure, and resilient software. https://rugged
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by Terretta 11mo ago
> Mac owners aren't sticking with preinstall... Installing Chrome on MacOS is a cargo cult thing. Devs tell everyone to install Chrome, and everyone tells everyone else to install Chrome. (Except some devs who tell some friends to

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