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by arjie 2mo ago
I just use Github as a backup and use my own git repos as primary. Works really well. CI/CD is blazing fast as well. You don't need all these complicated actions flows and all that. Just write for yourself. And a missing feature i
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That's pretty clever. They're quite good on their own, but people do use this technique. Patrick McKenzie (patio11 here) says that people do use his voice to invoke assistance with corporations. Personally, I often ask for a UI to
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You're right about who is causing the damage etc. but the 'commons' does not refer to the people; it refers to the shared resource. So a public park is the commons. And when it gets polluted with plastic rubbish etc. because
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Fun idea on the cube. I tried it on my laptop and: * Found it hard to select the tape and drag it with the touchpad. If I happened to click in between two tiles I would rotate instead of moving. Very frustrating. * Your link starts out solv
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Truly such a first-order Markov chain would not be a threat but it turns out that they have built a program that guesses the next word based on the last few hundred thousand and it turns out that it works pretty well for writing software.
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All the communities that have high-anxiety seem to have universal high-anxiety. It's not that they have high-anxiety about AI but low-anxiety about dating. Or high-anxiety about loneliness but low-anxiety about AI. So realistically it
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What is actually the case here is recorded here: https://www.samr.gov.cn/zw/zh/art/2026/art_4223bf2706a84189b... Translated with ChatGPT, it reads: > Tesla (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. and Tesla Motors (Beij
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I think, crucially, we cannot do so without damaging the environment even without fossil fuels. In time, presumably environmental concerns will result in sufficient acceleration of depolderization until the Netherlands no longer has such a
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This was loads of fun haha. I would have liked to have optionally clicked a button and started at my current physical location because the tile load time dominated how long it took to get there.
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I wonder what distinguishes these kinds of communities over others. Some, like 'decentralization' or 'privacy' or 'security', require absolute adherence. If you're building a decentralized tool or a privac
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Presumably the OP is proposing something like a TPM attached to the image sensor that signs the sensor output or something like that. You can’t sign it because you can’t get the key out. The key could be per-camera and be a published list.
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Everyone likes to think “it’s the bots” or whatever but GDPR came before LLMs and the reaction to that was the same. I think you’re probably seeing just the effect of a bunch of Americans on an American site in awe at the legal barriers in
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That makes sense given the structure of the society, no? If you were to build an organization whose purpose was a predictable amount paid out to the senior most members committed ahead of time for an indefinite period, you would prioritize
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“It’s hard to do X under conditions C” is a good explanation for why “X is crappy” but it seems like a poor reason to re-evaluate “X is crappy”. For a small business owner, larger markets with lower barriers to entry are better than smaller
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Western societies are relatively high-crime for their development. My uncle just leaves his motor-scooter's key in his helmet and leaves the helmet on the vehicle. Millions of people live in Taipei. "I wonder how long it will take
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by arjie 2mo ago
Before I bought a car, these articles would come out every now and then "X recalls 500 million cars over blinking light on dash" and I'd think that was crazy. "They just refund the owners of the car? But what if they don
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Yeah, Build The Wall rhetoric is pretty popular worldwide. While most associated with Trump, it’s a general view that people demand their neighbours be blood-and-soil compatriots. Immigration is generally seen as a threat to the local popul
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It is Terraform’s configuration language. Locals mean something specific : non-exported variables. Constructing the map or whatever prior to plan phase is pretty idiomatic. Note the key in the map is a string concatenation. Not something yo
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by arjie 2mo ago
I get a lot of that from my wife and in-laws who find my zài nǎr amusing rather than the zài nǎlǐ they'd say. You always know who's a Pimsleur boy.
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Is it actually entirely a prompt-based information? I’d assume that some of it is the harness part of the agent setting reasoning token budget and compacting reasoning etc. In that case, the agent will respond incorrectly because it has no
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by arjie 2mo ago
I actually don’t know what the concept is and I’m not going to look to see if it’s real. There is a lot of spam like this now on the Internet. Sorry, you might be a real Nigerian prince in urgent need of my bank account details but I can’t
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I wonder if people will start writing like this over time. “Order the fries with the burger. They go well together” becoming “the fries amplify the burger. One order. Together. Not separate — united ”. Haha man. The kids will think it’s nor
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That’s interesting. The browser is also a host of multi-instance applications which makes it a good platform for this. The ChatGPT web app works better with multiple tabs than selecting its in-app sessions in a single tab. Good observation.
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Perhaps the real tragedy is not the animation. It is the fact that previously keystrokes would register even if the animation had not completed and now they do not. Interaction once you've entered a new mode should be instantaneous. In
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I understand now that most software is slow because of co-tenancy reasons requiring controlling resources or simply because they're safely insulated from competition. e.g. GitHub is the former: you can give yourself a git host and CI&#
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I quite liked it actually. I didn't want any more than I got, which I got for free. I would have found a paywall unsatisfactory since then I'd get nothing.
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Interesting. Rather than run an in-house verification team, you allow for a third party (Howard Finkelstein's Help Me Howard ) to do the "this is not just a scam; it's worth escalating" and then trust them. Howard benef
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I thought that was stalled because the mayor didn't like it?[0] Any new developments? > New York abandoned its proposal to allow self-driving taxis earlier this year. New York City’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, has said he would hea
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Very cool. To be honest, I'd assumed they were using commodity hardware, but no real reason for that. Cool chip. It is quite interesting that so many large companies have their own chips for these things. I almost managed to get my han
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Yeah, I have the same problem. There's a good quote example of this: > There’s a growing scissor between people who are happy to read AI and those who violently bounce off from it. > People adapt in different ways — and some p

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