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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   This might explain it, in the opposite way it was meant to: https://fxtwitter.com/trq212/status/2014051501786931427 > Most people's mental model of Claude Code is that "it's just a TUI" but
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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   A lot of people view it, rightly or wrongly, as paying a lot of money to earn a degree that opens up certain opportunities, while learning is secondary, so minimizing effort is worth it. And to some people, it's not even a lot of money
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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   They are more worrying than OpenAI because they are so deceptive.
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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   There is no biological evolution of the models. They are emulators of an existing biological process of language. Ghosts, as Karpathy himself put it.
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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   Last time I requested that, they just swapped my laptop for a newer one with more RAM
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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   No, this is a phone service. They charge $0.25 per minute on the phone on a call that would otherwise not connect. Can you call a receptionist at 10pm and book an appointment? Or ask for directions? What if it's 10am and she's alr
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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   1. This isn't dumping 2. I'm not sure what this has to do with the case, unless you're arguing Google has an ads monopoly, in which case the best argument would likely not be that adwords lead to bidding wars because that jus
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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   I do not know which model specifically, but I saw the founder answering a question about how it's a small model that's focused on just this one specific requirement. I expect it to be something like https://huggingface.
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   by airstrike 5mo ago

   This is one https://post.bot/
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    This is literally competition
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    Yes, LLMs are great at search. That's not news.
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    > Ask it "what is the capital of the state containing Dallas" and you can observe, in order: > the Dallas feature goes active, > which causes the Texas feature to light up, > which then causes Austin to light up
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    It's worth remembering that people do not always say what they believe. Instead, they often say that which benefits them the most.
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    Markets dictate the value empirically, because by definition the price is set at the market, so that's something of a tautology. But markets don't do fundamental analysis on a stock to take a step back and think what is this reall
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    I'll share the first-hand account I recently got from someone else. > We've used it at work > it is... not as hype as everyone is concerned about > I'd argue the framework around it for security scanning is the argua
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    FWIW your video is amazing. make it 2D and add hotkeys to go to spaces and I'll use it right away
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    I literally gagged
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    Yeah, I think I'd rather die than go back to the current iteration of Windows for dev work.
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    Stock prices indicate the present value of all future dividends, so it's not about what has happened but about the risk-adjusted expected value of all which is to come. What probability you assign to arrive at that expected value and h
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    This seems to be an attempt to compete with people running local models on Apple hardware—even though those local Mac Mini setups aren't really powerful. I expect we'll get there in a few years, so perhaps this is Nvidia taking an
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    I wonder if people prefer to learn this on their own or if building a community around open learning is something that others are interested in
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    Not every for-profit system is this way so it doesn't fully explain it.
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    I find it remarkable that most comments either criticizing the US healthcare system or expressing bewilderment at how Americans seemingly accept this have already been downvoted into dead territory. It's hard not to see those downvotes
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    Correction: Americans as a population have been led to believe they have no control. They've forgotten what "we the people" means
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    Barriers to entry are real
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    As it turns out, we do need some proper application layer to do real, secure work with AI, and just plugging in LLMs into confidential or critical infrastructure willy nilly doesn't work.
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    tbh I mostly pay for nitro for cross-server, animated emoji
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    You'd be surprised
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    You're moving goalposts. You literally said > I fail to find anything in history that advanced the sciences or the arts through "collective effort of hundreds or thousands of humans". > It's only for war or to cons
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    by airstrike 5mo ago

    Roman aqueducts, modern railroads, the moon landing, the LOTR films, CERN, or Wikipedia... This seems like an open-and-shut case of failing to look for disconfirming evidence.