bilekas

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by bilekas 6mo ago
Because there was bloat and AI was a good scape goat.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
Everyone does, Microslops business policy doesn't align with most governments.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
And that kicker has been around since salaries have been high. I've interviewed people who flat out had zero interest outside of work in the field. Who only took a degree because of the salary. It's incredible how a creative field
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> Then the interviewer asked me why I used Queue<T>. I couldn't answer And this was before AI. Imagine the amount of people who will never be able to answer similar questions. I am going to maybe have a bad take, but if you do
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by bilekas 6mo ago
You don't need to make your own engine to make a hot game from a mod though?
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AI agent called every pub in Ireland to index the cost of a Guinness(guinndex.ai)
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> The model will not silently generalize an instruction from one item to another. I am clearly missing something but wouldn't this be an ideal thing to do? Surely if it was optimised it would use less tokens while not losing anythin
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by bilekas 6mo ago
Google ai studio has been doing this pretty well for mockups for me at least. I do see people running out of their already limited tokens using this though, unless they silo them to another collection of tokens. Edit: I see they have a new
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> But without having to waste your time getting a PhD Ah yes, that 'waste of times' having to learn things in aeronautics and physics..
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by bilekas 6mo ago
This really screams and reads like a crypto scam or something, also why would they not use the official NASA logo ? This is so strange.. I'm still not even clear on what it's for..
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by bilekas 6mo ago
No questions to ask, just wanted to say thank you for your work. I'm sure it's not easy and definitely less stressful to just leave things be. Thank you.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
I have my worries about Internet Archive more and more recently. I'm wondering though is there any decentralized IPFS or P2P Archive of the entire archive that can be helped with for preservation ? https://www.wired.com&#x2F
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by bilekas 6mo ago
That's really strange.. I grow tomatoes at home. Surely that would apply too?
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> Heck, have the same dev do the same thing twice and you will have 2 different ones "Do the same thing" I need to be pedantic here because if they do the same thing, the exact same solution will be produced. The compiler needs
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by bilekas 6mo ago
Might be considered "Windows 11 Hostages" instead given they've dropped support for using anything else.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> Now we simply write our "code" in a higher language, natural language, and the LLM is the compiler. No we don't and we never should actually, compilers need to be deterministic.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> This was on my work computer. I would love to see the guys reactions when you have to give this back.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
I am a newbie to the 'homebrew' hw, have many years in plc systems in various environments with different requirements. I love for reasons maybe unexplainable my Teensy2.. I want this one too. I feel this hobby is going to become
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by bilekas 6mo ago
I don't know Meta ever claimed to be an open platform, Twitter did though. It used to be an almost 'human protocol'. But as humans, it was flawed.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
I really didn't want to comment on this, but racism, ironically enough doesn't discriminate. If you want to discriminate against white rich people, you then say that you wouldn't against black rich people. I'm not saying
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> however the amount of money the trial lawyers make comparatively is wildly disproportionate It's relative, class actions take an inhumane amount of work, try to validate, in this case 1kk+ people's records and put that into s
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by bilekas 6mo ago
Spotify, Netflix, HBO, Paramount, HULU, MUBI, etc etc etc and a couple of Video Game publishers are making a very strong case to revert back to piracy.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
Only if you're liable to shareholders.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
I'm not sure if the lower price means that class actions shouldn't still be taken. It's to allow companies to not have to deal with individual claims for each person. I see that the ranges can be substantial though, several t
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> "We will not allow trial lawyers to profit from our platforms while simultaneously claiming they are harmful." Wow.. That is quite a statement. Am I right in saying that in order to claim for the class action lawsuit, which
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by bilekas 6mo ago
It doesn't specifically? It's built into their whole business model though.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> “Oh man it’s kind of sick how much joy I get out of being cruel to old white men,” Jeong said in one tweet from 2014 that has since been deleted. You weren't messing, she seems lovely.. /s
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by bilekas 6mo ago
Funny enough in her own words, they don't much care.. > You’re wrong. NYT does pay attention to subscriber cancellations. It’s one of the metrics for “outrage” that they take to distinguish between “real” outrage and superficial out
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by bilekas 6mo ago
> The subscription play really does feel like a bait and switch lock-in: "we can focus less on the harness because people with subscriptions need to use it, and focus on growth." Of course it is and they're not hiding it.
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by bilekas 6mo ago
Amazing that their processes failed and didn't work, so the VP lashes out at everyone calling them out for it. It's not like Microslop isn't a huge organization that is the critical component here. Extremely unprofessional re

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