arcticfox

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by arcticfox 1y ago
I've got concepts of an idea
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by arcticfox 1y ago
"Pre-idea stage" support is wild to me
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by arcticfox 1y ago
> And what about all the other stuff that LLM's spit out? Who owns that. Well at present, no one. If you train a monkey or an elephant to paint, you cant copyright that work because they aren't human, and neither is an LLM. Thi
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by arcticfox 1y ago
I was so confused by the "no airborne transmission" theory because it seems naive - like you'd need a lot of evidence to convince me that it wasn't the case given the fundamentals of viruses.
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by arcticfox 1y ago
This is uninformed - my Navimow is close to silent. It makes a slight clicking/snipping sound as it cuts through grass. The mechanical components are entirely different, instead of a helicopter-like blade it is a ~silent solid disc wit
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by arcticfox 1y ago
> Note that Claude 4 Sonnet isn’t the strongest model from Anthropic’s Claude series. Claude Opus is their most capable model for coding, but it seemed inappropriate to compare it with GPT-5 because it costs 10 times as much. Well - I wo
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by arcticfox 1y ago
My problem with Codex is it can't really run Docker. Can Jules or any other competitor?
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by arcticfox 1y ago
Until they invent the exercise pill, the gym is absolutely still a good idea
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by arcticfox 1y ago
I could replace my roof, literally the most expensive regular maintenance, for $10k a pop twice a year and still come out way under your estimate lol
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by arcticfox 1y ago
> but 5-10% of the value of the house a year in maintenance isn’t unheard of. I assure you I am not paying ~$30k in maintenance on my ~$400k house every year... that would be comical
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by arcticfox 1y ago
I think all the testimonials are fake, if this wasn't clear to everyone. I thought they might be real at first but none of them exist. I actually thought that was kind of shitty to do, since they use real companies and media outlets. (
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by arcticfox 1y ago
they can, but in my experience rule changes are approximately zero. All of the HOAs I've lived in have been very reasonable. When I was on the receiving end of notices - they were well-deserved as much as they were embarrassing.
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by arcticfox 1y ago
Yes indeed! One of the reasons I'm personally happy to live in an HOA after having lived in an area where lawn junkyards were common.
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by arcticfox 1y ago
I mean, this was absolutely a risk to them. They could have easily lost during the transition.
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by arcticfox 1y ago
It's interesting as a thought experiment. You can easily make any house $1 with the "right" tax code. So I'm definitely curious about the situation here.
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by arcticfox 1y ago
This pledge would last five seconds in an actual conflict, if it makes it even that far.
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by arcticfox 1y ago
Remember when TB-2s and grenade bombers were the peak of drone technology in Ukraine? That was like 2 years ago, now the frontlines are draped in equal parts anti-drone netting and fiberoptic threads.
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by arcticfox 1y ago
I looked for primary sources on two randomly selected ones there, the VTech Baby Monitor Battery Defect Settlement and the Motorola Baby and I didn't find anything. Only the linked site. I feel like GPT just invented those lawsuits. Ju
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by arcticfox 1y ago
> A system that does tens to hundreds of thousands of jobs/s I mean - yes - but how many systems really do tens of thousands of jobs a second? Some, obviously. But that's a buttload of jobs for the vast majority of verticals.
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by arcticfox 1y ago
An enormous amount, unfortunately for everyone? As it should, in a healthy society. I think you misread my politics because I think attacking RFK over this point is stupid, counterproductive, and condescending. He is going to cause harm a m
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by arcticfox 1y ago
> As an autistic English professor who studies literature and neurodiversity, I was especially unnerved by Kennedy’s contention that many autistic people will never write poetry. > It couldn’t be further from the truth. Screw this Eng
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by arcticfox 1y ago
He's specifically talking about nonverbal kids like mine. I'm sorry, it's a disability, and I'm terrified what's going to happen to my kid when I'm gone. I don't think RFK Jr's policies will help and
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by arcticfox 1y ago
gift link to a related NYT Opinion piece by an actual (very liberal) parent living this reality that may surprise some people https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/25/opinion/autism-rfk-parent... As a very lib
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by arcticfox 1y ago
I don't know much about RFK Jr, I hope he is just stupid. But if you dig into the origins of the vaccine situation, much of it was driven simply by a desire to make money using vaccine manufacturers, and the "proof" was retro
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by arcticfox 1y ago
This article would have been much better if it was at least a bit more direct. At the most crucial juncture, instead of including Zuck's own words, the author wrote the author's interpretation of his words and then an analogy. &gt
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by arcticfox 2y ago
This is very cool! What is preventing the other cloud providers from being supported I wonder? is the integration not just a connection string?
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by arcticfox 2y ago
Very cool, I just learned about these recently. I wonder, at what point does something become not eligible to be an island? Like, that biggest island looks like almost half of North America. Doesn't that make the other half an even big
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by arcticfox 2y ago
I had this same thought the other day. It's indeed bad IMO.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
> How I use LLMs as a staff engineer With all the talk of o1-pro as a superb staff engineer-level architect, it took me awhile to re-parse this headline to understand what the author, apparently a staff engineer, meant
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by arcticfox 2y ago
That theory doesn't make too much sense; if they were both in on the scam and aware of the printer metadata, surely they would have asked for a different version before signing their name to it. IMO it's more likely that "gra

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