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by aqfamnzc 19d ago
Thanks!
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by aqfamnzc 19d ago
Love the comic sans. It was a different time. :_)
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by aqfamnzc 19d ago
Can you explain more about that?
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by aqfamnzc 20d ago
Under ideal conditions - about 200 million years at least. In the salt, I'm not sure.
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by aqfamnzc 26d ago
Dave Plummer?
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
Not the LLM, but the training material, yes.
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
Are you saying that an iphone can be used as a Suica card even with a dead battery? Or just that a discrete card still works when your phone is dead?
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
By that logic, a book has empathy.
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
On the other hand, models these days are getting to the point where even if all development halted permanently, they would continue to be useful long into the future. (At least until their knowledge base or linguistics become too outdated.)
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
Sounds like that would be true if you were inside any closed surface.
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
Damn, watertight logic
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
The concept of heat of fusion blew my mind when I learned about it in high school chemistry. Feels extremely counterintuitive at first.
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
I don't think GP is trying to say they're so much better than the rest. Their point is that the majority of earth-dwellers, including their own relatively climate-conscious lifestyle, are not (and are not willing to) do nearly eno
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by aqfamnzc 1mo ago
Paint.net is named after the dot net framework and is not referring to a URL or the internet as I understand it.
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by aqfamnzc 2mo ago
I honestly think I've been trained to ignore the "natural" button across all computer/phone usage because of how common this dark pattern is. Over the years it's switched my brain to first look for the greyed-out te
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by aqfamnzc 2mo ago
Oof. You're missing out if you think meatspace is limited to target and big American cities. I agree that the web makes it easy(er) to connect with others in niche interests, but in-person experiences can be so diverse, vibrant, stimul
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by aqfamnzc 2mo ago
Let me tell you about this new little-known technology that's been gaining traction in the last few years...
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by aqfamnzc 2mo ago
I would think there are much less expensive and more rapid methods of "on-orbit disassembly" than a system like this?
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
Isn't this just Substack?
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
I'm surprised that the harness wasn't better described here. Is the draw tool really just asking LLMs to provide a set of coordinates/parameters for generating shapes? Honestly, if so, the results are shockingly good. Think o
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
What? Can you explain a little more what you mean?
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
Oh, I misinterpreted your initial comment.
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
Lol, read the article buddy
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
Just don't use fable if you don't want it?
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
Yes, they have a finite number of writes. The controller keeps track of this so you can even see what % of your SSD life is remaining in that sense.
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
The solution is clear: Offer the red car option as a trap, banning anyone who chooses it.
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
I suspect this is much more common than you're imagining. I think it'd be silly for publishers of any kind, really, to not use AI tools for things like fact checking and so on.
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
I wrote it myself, adopted from xkcd 1447.
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
I hope you're joking. In case you're serious, the same argument could be made about typing, speaking, or really any related activity. Or communication in general.
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by aqfamnzc 3mo ago
> Many benchmarks include the task of analyzing coding agent aptitude tests. This has led to bench-benchmarks comparing LLM test benchmarking methods, e.g. M Sampson (2025), PL Royle (2024). We performed a bench-bench-benchmark analysi

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