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anthonypasq
3mo ago
I'm sorry but this mindset is just exhausting. Everything doesn't need to be apocalyptic all the time. Its so unbearable that people arent able to talk about anything anymore without some bozo chiming in with their political crusa
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3mo ago
id rather iterate multiple times than wait 15 minutes to notice it made a mistake.
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3mo ago
they are right there? it shows swe-bench multilingual and terminal bench
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3mo ago
huh? wouldnt the answer be D? python is a type of snake, pearl is a type of gem. neither A or B make any sense.
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3mo ago
very cool, probably gonna get one, ty!
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3mo ago
the entire failure of AAA game development in recent years has been years and years of craftsmenship wasted on games that arent fun.
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3mo ago
lol
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3mo ago
so you agree then that no professional game developer should make their own engine right? because their job is to ship a product.
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3mo ago
giant corporations arent interested in hiring skilled artisans or artists. it doesnt matter how skilled your team is with idTech, the chances of success for any video game are just vanishingly small and inconsistent. it feels to me like the
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3mo ago
amazon shipping speed, return policies, and customer support are simply too good.
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3mo ago
absolutely nothing id imagine? you think all the chinese are using their models in english?
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3mo ago
> You can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason themselves into. this is a pithy think to say but its really not true, and every person that has lost their religion and been convinced by rational argument is a c
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3mo ago
one and a half, but sure
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3mo ago
i dont agree with the person you are responding to, but theres a difference between not being a citizen and being deported.
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3mo ago
needs to be on bedrock for me to use it at work
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3mo ago
low skilled human labor is going to zero. high skill approaches infinity.
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3mo ago
i mean, i can imagine a million different apps that use ai that want cheap multimodal capabilities with high latency.
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3mo ago
speed is always better. if you have ever used a coding agent with 1000 tps going back to 50 seems like walking through sludge. for simple question i hate waiting 2 minutes for opus to loop 50 times just to read some files and answer a quest
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3mo ago
the existence of scantron and the laziness of teachers have turned nearly all assessments into multiple choice which is a terrible type of question. Now we have the technology to have better more signal-heavy types of questions to also be g
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3mo ago
does this mean that every student will need to pay a computer manufacturer to finish university?
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3mo ago
>no local zoning laws can you read brother. do you know what the word local means
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3mo ago
im not suggesting the complete abolition of zoning, im saying 1. it should be controlled at the state or county level not locally 2. local communities/boards should have zero input in what is permitted if the project passes zoning laws
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3mo ago
defending the existing zoning and permitting regime will get your no where with me unfortunately. if we dismantled local control of those 2 things the majority of this countries problems would go away.
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you are the problem. your neighbor isnt doing anything illegal, they are just annoying you. why on earth would you think you should be able to do anything about it? again, owning a piece of property doesnt give you influence over the people
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3mo ago
Japan has essentially no local zoning laws and things work perfectly fine.
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> datacenters very measurably contribute to rising costs of electricity and climate change the people who make this true are the same people who oppose the data centers. if they just let people build solar and data centers neither of tho
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3mo ago
why do we give a shit what voters think should happen on someone else's property again?
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3mo ago
> I can tell you, based on local examples, that politicians are setting up deals to bring in data centers without trying to build community support first. Not only that, they are often signing NDAs that prohibit them from telling voters
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3mo ago
> One refrigerator sized rack at a datacenter takes as much power as 150 homes Is this supposed to scare me or something? I can't even fathom the actual point you are trying to make if it doesn't involve me having an emotional
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4mo ago
the demand for intelligence is infinite. you sound like someone in 1960 wondering what the hell we would even do with the functionally infinite cpu cycles we have available to us now.
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