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by bestouff 6mo ago
Calling him stupid is really elevating the debate. I agree having to bow exclusively to American sensitivity without any reciprocity is infuriating.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Nope, I uploaded some exif-less photos and in my cases it guessed between somewhat well to astonishing well.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
I thought about that but no, they were resized pictures completely lacking EXIF tags.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Completely wrong on the political side (maybe because I'm not US-based), but otherwise not bad at all: - astonishing geoguessing - very good inference of some characters traits - and finally quite good ad targeting EDIT: I tried with a
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by bestouff 6mo ago
What's à good image of the US nowadays ? Artemis maybe. That's all.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
In French a "mytho" is a mythomaniac. Quite fitting.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
TL;DR: > The peripheral decline reflects four converging biological processes. Sarcopenia preferentially strips away mitochondria-rich type II muscle fibers. Mitochondrial density and efficiency decline. Capillary networks thin, increasi
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by bestouff 7mo ago
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by bestouff 7mo ago
For "classic" Rust what's actually nice is that no runtime is needed, so this looks like a step backwards. What would be actually nice is running async Rust on the Go green threads runtime.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
I tried having Opus 4.6 route a PCB for me last month. The result was afwul. I'd be interested if there was a working solution to this.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
Not really TDD, but it makes a plan with acceptance tests and then can tweak its output until the tests pass.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
This is "private conflict resolution" for you.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
How is it better than https://github.com/gsd-build/gsd-2 ?
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by bestouff 7mo ago
Is there something that match those elsewhere ?
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by bestouff 7mo ago
Same. I think an AI would have an easier time than me.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
US oil producers will win yes, because the prices are going up and they can provide. But the US consumers will feel it badly.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
They become a serious partner for many countries disillusioned by the US.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
Well no. This will be the same as in the other countries : when you're poor and sufficiently brainwashed you go to war to "defend" your country, no question asked.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
I think we now have the mathematical tools to compute that correctly, given some vehicle parameters. This is not rocket science !
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by bestouff 7mo ago
> They work for us. Ooh sweet summer child.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
> Company will return-to-the-office mandates will soon disappear or adapt as they will lose their competitive advantage, x1.7 is too big of an effect to ignore Lol the market magic hand. At that point it's more of a religious belief
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by bestouff 7mo ago
Maybe you're too young to remember but it was the exact same thing for the war in Irak.
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by bestouff 7mo ago
An AI is more likely than me to take the time to send you an email for requesting access - I'm too lazy.
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by bestouff 8mo ago
I would have made a "claude2asciinema", for geek points. Also an opencode version.
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by bestouff 8mo ago
Strange, i'm using Uber regularly with GrapheneOS.
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by bestouff 8mo ago
Are you seriously still asking this question ?
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by bestouff 8mo ago
> Now everyone is doing > > AI tooling => C Source code => Tradicional UNIX C compiler => ASM => object file Certainly not. I'm using AI to write Rust, the compiler is way better at telling the AI it goofed complet
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by bestouff 8mo ago
Like an e-ink (or e-paper) screen
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by bestouff 8mo ago
> Experts and witnesses attributed this phenomenon to Israel’s systematic use of internationally prohibited thermal and thermobaric weapons I guess "internationally prohibited" means nothing anymore.
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by bestouff 8mo ago
"But me a coffee" should instantly loose the game forever.

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