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Worth a white paper to see which costs less energy, using Apple's built in LLM, or downloading and displaying all the FB ads using radio, playback, and screen animation energy.
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Both are particularly badly written. Story ok. Post and reply vocab tells, fingernails on chalkboard. Broken ESL is genuinely preferable here. Try to not get more upset when readers coach you than when the LLM rewrites you. Both happen, bot
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> Firstly, while routing is important, simple things like observability STRONG agree. Most devs, if they can see their costs, try. Even just putting it in a starship prompt goes a long way! Observability supports effective, responsib
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> fairly sure the link is wildly overstating its case Sorry for the particular link, I'd grabbed whatever. If one takes a minute, one can find contemporary newspaper articles. IIRC, many were about how people could suffocate. ht
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Considering how weirdly detuned tokens selections have become in Anthropic's LLM prose in recent models, there is a chance this goes unnoticed in everyday use.
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Paradoxically, one of those two firms puts considerably more effort into accommodating such differences, and the other has signed the same EU law and just hasn't performed as well rolling it out. Both points suggest your subscription s
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Did you know that if trains or cars go over 30 mph, it's disastrous for public health? Not from accidents. Just trauma from (ahem) acceleration: https://illuminatingfacts.com/the-train-speed-panic-why-peop... Reason
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Exactly. There are plenty things they could suggest for that. Anyway you'll likely get a more effective and up to date set of advice by skipping marketing pieces and pointing your favorite frontier model at /r/LocalLLaMA in
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Sorry, didn't mean they're using pi. They're itemizing ways to get better results but not showing pi, while other testing shows most models (including Opus) achieve better from within pi.
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DISCLOSURE: I like Databricks. While cosplaying enterprise CTO, I've directed the purchase and heavy integration of their work for over a decade. That said, this type of post needs to be read with product marketing context in mind. &
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Rework is expensive. Tell your PjM who should tell your PgM who should tell your PdM, all the PMs... Maybe if "the business" sees it is true of LLMs, they might believe it's true of giving better context to engineers up front
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I was on the internet before HTML and long before Mosaic... I agree with one aspect of the narrative you're saying, his idea was held as being for «documents». To be sure, document was more abstract than document on a Mac. Either way,
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you know what a browser is called by the web site? check the header that tells the version. USER AGENT not user, an agent on behalf of the user. the web was intended to be usable by agents belonging to users. in our path of the multiverse
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Hackers using calls, websites, meticulous tactics targeting US financial firms
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Not only Internet. It's held view among risk-management-heavy enterprises, some of which might even insist, beyond the claim in this thread, that " any anbility assessment is illegal". To be fair, maybe someone in HR read
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Right, per this thread's link, seems to be circa 2009: “In 2009… what emerged from the furnace was a brilliant blue…” --- And per the previously link... pacificmint on Jan 29, 2021 | next [–] Previous discussions: - https:/
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SmartConnections but heads up, Connections Pro asks $300/year, or, more for the plugin than for an LLM subscription, more than Microsoft Office for that matter. https://smartconnections.app Keep in mind Obsidian is open sta
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“Hidden by billboards for over 100 years, the tiny holdout building in the middle of Macy’s is back in view” Initial word of headline necessary for comprehension
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Check the file extension for a static single page app (SPA). Is it something like .htcsjs, .hsj, or .HSJ on Windows? Or just .html? More seriously, seems anything that can render .html handles the other two inline, so calling it HTML even w
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Enlarger's ear lobes are molting! Most any upsize looks better if you toss hue protected noise back in; you've made good use of that point.
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An industrial 15000 mwh 50v lithium pack can run 3 kg, so you could bring 8 hours of spare walking and a solar panel…
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FYSA: iPadOS 26.5 user here, cursor keys send the cursor to start of line. Clicking somewhere allows insert at that spot, but then arrows send cursor back to start of line again.
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Rather than all that to turn an e-reader into a tablet, consider a general tablet that's an excellent outdoor/travel e-reader already: https://daylightcomputer.com/ 2004: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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> As a visual learner… This may be a myth. Big paper in 2009, but nobody's proved it's real in the 15 years since. In a 2009 review paper entitled Learning Styles: Concepts and Evidence, researchers investigated the “meshing
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Golang Maps: how Swiss Tables replaced the old bucket design
(blog.gaborkoos.com)
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> So how can I regain my ability to focus? Read. Not the zennial definition of listen to a podcast – actual books. Here's how to reboot your reading. Do this during a break, when you have a couple weeks. Or schedule a couple hour
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for synthesis. read the entire whatever in one gulp and boil it down or plan what to do about it. not for steps.
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> Dogpile was only a good idea while Search Engines were mostly trash. Precisely.
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For anyone reading along, both of tptacek's comments are saying the same thing I'm saying. Or I'm saying the same thing he's saying. Either way, go read his links.
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That whole "not a programmer" section -- missed opportunity for uv run from GitHub URL.... which works. Including dependencies. Try it: uv run https://raw.githubusercontent.com/konstin/say-hi/refs
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