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by bakugo 1y ago
> Cartoons are metaphors and windows into the artist's frame of mind. Maybe they are. But, in this case, nobody cares about the "artist's frame of mind". We care about accessing a website that has nothing to do with a
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by bakugo 1y ago
> A full third of them complaining about the anti-bot protection mascot (yes, it's a cartoon character; get over it) If you're going to force people to stare at a screen with nothing but your quirky anime girl OC for a few seco
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by bakugo 1y ago
Is there anything stopping anyone from just making a fork and removing it manually?
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by bakugo 1y ago
Go take a look at the author's websites/socials and it should become pretty obvious why.
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by bakugo 1y ago
My takeaway from this is that, in terms of generating text that looks like it was written by a normal person, text-davinci-001 was the peak and everything since has been downhill.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Vietnam, Brazil and Angola Curiously, these are some of the top countries I see when analyzing traffic from malicious scraping bots that disguise themselves as old Chrome versions on my websites. So it's possible that one of those
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by bakugo 1y ago
The video I linked to is long but goes through all of this. Pretty much nobody writing games in C++ uses raw pointers in entities to hold references to other related entities, because entities can be destroyed at any time and there's n
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by bakugo 1y ago
There's also the fact that a lot of patterns that are commonly used in game development are fundamentally at odds with the borrow checker. Relevant: https://youtu.be/4t1K66dMhWk?si=dZL2DoVD94WMl4fI
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by bakugo 1y ago
I believe at least some of them are, yes. The rest might just be riding the hype to get on the front page, but the effect is the same. There are dozens of solid vibe coding CLIs (soon probably hundreds, a new one is released every week), ye
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by bakugo 1y ago
Is it really censorship when 90% of AI related posts are just not-so-thinly-veiled advertisements with zero potential for meaningful discussion beyond "yes I agree fellow independent user, I also love Claude Code™ from Anthropic® and i
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by bakugo 1y ago
> And they also do it to score brownie points with their conservative voting base. Care to remind me what side of the political spectrum was desperately trying to silence all health-related discourse that did not match the government&#x2
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by bakugo 1y ago
It technically does, but as usual, the rules don't apply to everyone equally. Since it's women (good) doxxing and defaming men (bad), it's considered okay.
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by bakugo 1y ago
I believe OpenRouter currently does not expire credits, but in their terms, they explicitly reserve the right to expire them after 1 year, so they might do it in the future.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> alternative that works will all of your devices, operating systems, ad blockers and extensions When 99.9% of users are using the same few types of locked down devices, operating systems, and browsers that all support remote attestation
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by bakugo 1y ago
> 7,32b models work perfectly fine for a lot of things Like what? People always talk about how amazing it is that they can run models on their own devices, but rarely mention what they actually use them for. For most use cases, small loc
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by bakugo 1y ago
This is true. I agree with the overall premise of the article, but claiming that Opus is more used than Sonnet is just wrong. One of the graphs even lists a "Claude 3.5 Opus", which does not exist. After 3.5 Sonnet was released, 3
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by bakugo 1y ago
Open WebUI is definitely what you want. Supports any OpenAI-compatible provider, lets you manually configure your model list and settings for each model in a very user-friendly way, switching between models is instant, and it lets you send
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by bakugo 1y ago
It's because the arguments ultimately originate from the same place as they did back then: the elites who benefit greatly from the existence of said cheap, exploitative labor. The sorts of "progressives" who unconditionally s
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by bakugo 1y ago
If you're looking for security and stability, I would personally avoid this. I took a glance at the code and it's... not great. It's absolutely full of short, meaningless 1-2 letter variable and function names that make it ve
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by bakugo 1y ago
"Undefined behavior" is not a meaningless made up term that you can redefine at will. The word "undefined" has a clear meaning: there is no behavior defined at all for what a given piece of code will do, meaning it can l
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by bakugo 1y ago
The initial context processing is also cached, which is why there's a significant discount on the input token cost.
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by bakugo 1y ago
Seems like you were unable to understand my comment and were left confused and angered. I don't think there is any value to be had talking to someone in your state. Once you're capable of understanding what I say better and lose t
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by bakugo 1y ago
This is the most childishly pretentious way of saying "I've lost the argument so I'm just going to insult you" I've ever seen, congratulations.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I'm easily getting $10K/month of value from my Anthropic subscription. Are those things created by Claude actually making you that much in real money every month? Because the amount of money it would cost to pay someone to cr
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by bakugo 1y ago
> This means it might be usefull for junior and for experienced devs who are switching projects. In other words: it might be useful for people who don't understand the generated code well enough to know that it's incorrect or u
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by bakugo 1y ago
A fool and his money are soon parted.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> You know that buying a domain and setting up a few pages is something you can hire someone to do for you, right? And yet the vast majority of the population doesn't do it, because they don't need it when they're perfectl
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Vercel wins either way if you choose Next, Nuxt, or Svelte. Seems obvious - why would they care if you use Next vs. Nuxt now? Because maintaining three projects is more expensive than maintaining one. It's within their best intere
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by bakugo 1y ago
Get with the times, grandpa. Thanks to the wonders of buy-now-pay-later services, we don't have to worry about that anymore, just stop thinking and consume!
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by bakugo 1y ago
Yes, we know, your groundbreaking AI startup is the future and it changes everything and it's going to take the world by storm and every company on earth will be using your technology by the end of the decade, just like every other tec

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