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by blfr 2mo ago
Will we see any growth acceleration? The Internet doesn't seem to have had this effect. AI may turn out to nothing in terms of gdp growth or even be hugely deflationary.
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by blfr 2mo ago
The 4chan toaster meme remains undefeated. https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/1695828-that-is-my-fetish
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by blfr 2mo ago
I think that most early AI aesthetic will go the way of bootstrap and become associated with ultra utilitarian software where no one thought about intentionally making a design. Fable can easily generate something like a design system for i
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by blfr 3mo ago
How do the users know they're getting what they're paying for? I disabled automatic downgrading/rerouting because it sometimes takes me a second to tell when the answer came from a different model than I wanted. You could eas
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by blfr 3mo ago
So if you're in Google leadership, you sleep in the office, right? Not merely because you have a ton of work but also because you're deeply ashamed to be seen in public.
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by blfr 3mo ago
The YouTube golden age is right now. The content is the most varied, from super niche 2k views a video vloggers to massive terrestrial channels alternatives. To the point where I think creative poverty of established fields is caused by you
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by blfr 3mo ago
Most companies just get you a Claude team sub and maybe a couple of skills.
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by blfr 3mo ago
As much as I dislike 'em, this sounds mean spirited. And Alibaba admits in this very tweet that Fable is next level (it is).
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by blfr 3mo ago
> Not eager to ruin the evening by starting a debugging session Use a clanker. Nothing has brought back so much joy into homelabbing for me as having LLMs handle the boring stuff. I launch it in opencode on the system or elsewhere to ssh
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by blfr 3mo ago
Not really, not for 1¢/day. Most massive platforms that I use for free (Google Workspace, Cloudflare Pages, even Oracle Cloud always free tier) have outlived many low cost solutions I tried.
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by blfr 3mo ago
"Why is it true?" is usually an even more cancellable/fireable offence (which is also why you see it discussed less).
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by blfr 3mo ago
I admonish Gemini and demand explanation nearly every day of how it's possible that Google invented the thing, has the best infrastructure for inference, and somehow falls behind Anthropic and even OpenAI. NotebookLM is pretty cool sin
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by blfr 3mo ago
Some good takes so I hate to be glib but no one because 1. the US was founded long after the invention of writing and even the printing press plus 2. bronze age morality and worldview are completely alien to us in ways that no subculture in
104.
by blfr 3mo ago
Your choice is Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or the Chinese. Who are the good actors within the space?
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by blfr 3mo ago
> Ploy’s agent builds and edits real marketing websites. It plans a page, reads the codebase, writes components, generates imagery, screenshots its own work, and decides when it’s done. That job description sets a very high bar for a mod
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by blfr 3mo ago
I could resume almost all of my Fable sessions, either with an explicit resume button (in Claude Design) or just telling it to continue (in Chat and Code).
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by blfr 3mo ago
Work without effort and thinking machines were also once fiction.
108.
by blfr 3mo ago
Is it? We have piled on tons of new years of education, are we that much better off as a society, more cultured than, say, the French in the 50s when most people had like 8 classes under their belt?
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by blfr 3mo ago
The truly cheap Chinese models are usually the open weights ones so while there may be a training subsidy, the inference prices reflect real costs.
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by blfr 3mo ago
Because they thought they could. Turns out the Chinese and Elon had other plans.
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by blfr 3mo ago
I doubt this. It's probably quite high but there is a limit to how much compute you can genuinely use. Just like there's only so much water you're gonna use even if you greatly enjoy Californian almonds. However, there's
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by blfr 3mo ago
Gemini can solve them if you need a hint or want to give up and see the solution.
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by blfr 3mo ago
I like that it also handles words that aren't planned in. You get a nice "bonus word" popout.
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by blfr 3mo ago
Yes, I know they've been pushing for this when they're pretty reasonable and independent on other issues. How come?
115.
by blfr 3mo ago
Yeah, we can: I am from Poland and precisely through this mechanism our MEPs/delegates/nominates know that supporting this would be a disaster for their political group right here back home regardless of direct voting.
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by blfr 3mo ago
First, why does the EU leadership refuse to learn from falling behind the US economically and technologically, most starkly with AI recently, and their failures in regulating the Internet, most annoyingly the cookie law? And why aren't
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by blfr 3mo ago
Both Scaleway and OVH are French and partly made possible by France's inexpensive energy mix.
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by blfr 3mo ago
Just pirate it. They can't tell you this but there's a quagmire of rights, licenses, agreements, treaties... and you can untangle this Goridan Knot by just pirating, especially media, for your own use. There are pixel perfect 4k d
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by blfr 4mo ago
But the accounting difference is real. It is virtually impossible to earn a billion dollars. What is possible but still difficult is to create something worth a billion dollars which you can then sell if you choose so. And to the people cri
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by blfr 4mo ago
Peter Thiel, who waged a legal war against Gawker Media after it published coverage about his business interests and personal life which upset him This is being very economical with the facts. Gawker outed Thiel as gay against his wishes.

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