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by arjie 6mo ago
It's interesting how much we lost with the end of the advertising model (though likely its death would arrive with agentic access anyway). An unsurprising reaction to that was the advent of the widespread paywall. And in a world where
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by arjie 6mo ago
Haha, yeah, it's about $23k or so. Should be twice the price what you bought it for if you got it last year. Tbh I don't know why. The RAM is large but the bandwidth and the compute isn't nearly enough. You can fit DeepSeek V
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by arjie 6mo ago
All of these have appreciated in value. How much are you looking for the Ultra?
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by arjie 6mo ago
Makes sense. After I finished my taxes this time I ran them through Claude Code and it found things I’d forgotten to include that would actually help things.
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by arjie 6mo ago
The linked article shows that LLMs can be used to plagiarize content through rewriting. Then he gets SEO'd out of it. But it doesn't demonstrate that AI is just plagiarism.
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by arjie 6mo ago
Thank you for reading and extracting that for me. Edit: and to the sibling commenters as well
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by arjie 6mo ago
Huh, just strikes me how we're all on the Internet seemingly inhabiting the same world, but really this never happens to me and I'm in a pretty AI-forward world.
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I have a Flipper Zero and these guys made a great tool, so I clicked this headline because it said "we need your help". After scrolling two pages I couldn't find what they need my help with, though. I scrolled to the end and
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by arjie 6mo ago
What definition of organizational health demonstrates this? Certainly none of the long-lived and powerful US unions have this property. Observationally, it seems that the strongest US unions also exercise their power to protect all within t
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by arjie 6mo ago
Thank you for sharing. I'm also familiar with Mondragon in Spain as a cooperative - similarly an agricultural one primarily. When I said "here" in the sentences " ...there must be 100 people like this here on this forum
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by arjie 6mo ago
There seem to be a lot of enthusiasts of this kind of idea, and certainly there must be 100 people like this here on this forum in the US. Can they point me to one such one here that is high performance?
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by arjie 6mo ago
These kinds of declarations rarely make sense to me because they don't seem to model the issues in the way that I see them. I have dual roles: one as a person who writes a blog (a "content producer" in our present parlance) a
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by arjie 6mo ago
Ah, I wasn't clear I see. Okay, my position is not that the representation is inaccurate but that given the representation it is not clear that it was the wrong decision. The post draws a line from Xuesen's deportation, to his act
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by arjie 6mo ago
Interesting. No IR/RFID/NFC? That's the primary use of my Flipper Zero. So this is meant to be a different device rather than a successor.
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by arjie 6mo ago
Wikis are just high-risk for SEO. Getting my own personal wiki to be indexed was such a challenge that I'd just about given up when a friend who is more acquainted with the whole thing helped me make sure I had all the bits and bobs in
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by arjie 6mo ago
Schmidt's speech to students goes: > The future does not simply arrive. It gets built in laboratories, in dormitories, in startups, in classrooms, in legislators, and the people building it will be you and people like you. This pr
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by arjie 6mo ago
All right, I read the Eric Schmidt speech and it's fine https://xcancel.com/Jason/status/2056413992369676293?s=20 It's not "out of touch" or rubbing everyone's noses in it or any of the ot
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by arjie 6mo ago
Okay, that's somewhat amusing. I'm just wondering why not $17.76 billion if he controls both sides.
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An error rate of 0 is unachievable. Given that, it’s a question of your tolerance for error and the consequences of the opposite kind of error. Given the numbers of people involved in the exchange the comparative value must have been quite
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by arjie 6mo ago
This is not uncommon. Indeed, one should find it surprising if book names were routinely globally unique. Some famous dupes are Twilight, and Foundation, and Invisible Man.
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by arjie 6mo ago
What constrained the sum to less than $2 billion? It looks like he sued originally for $10 b. Considering he relatively controls both sides, what stops him from choosing an arbitrary amount?
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I have exactly the same architecture. You can easily administer a postgres/mysql on your own infrastructure, but it's also the one thing where backups and availability are super strict. I can easily support multi-region in Google
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Early Claude was a weak simulation of Goody2.ai. Things change. Being a lover or hater of a model doesn’t make sense. It’s just tech. Run evals. Then use.
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Fairly disappointed that it’s not Amodei/Amor Dei there. A terrible blow for nominative determinism.
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A thing I’ve always wanted was a visual JSON viewer that instantly opened on multi-hundred-meg files. So I used Claude Code to build one with native text views and it’s true it’s pretty raw. But for a thing that doesn’t need formatting, dic
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Mine? No. It’s super idiosyncratic and I haven’t validated that it has not leaked secrets into the codebase.
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by arjie 6mo ago
Very cool. Thank you! I will look.
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I had Claude Code build me one of these as well, though I added Dirac's line hashing for edits etc. Also used Rust, and I had this idea that I should use plugins so it can self-edit by implementing in hooks but in the end, I just have
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They have examples here: https://waymo.com/blog/2024/05/fleet-response/ The Waymo asks questions like "is this road closed?" and they also have a UI where they can designate in what orientation
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Yes, and that’s fine. There are many notable Michael Jordans for instance. Maybe they could have taken the opportunity to call this one Haccelerate or Haskellerate or something like that but there is no reason for everything to have a disti

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