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by booi 2mo ago
1Password CLI has a similar feature I use all the time and share with the team.
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by booi 2mo ago
They already do this. the email accounts already exist
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by booi 2mo ago
i'm not sure why you're being downvoted. They know more AI regulation is coming, they know what it's going to be, they're influencing it and setting themselves up to benefit. It literally is the definition of regulatory
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by booi 2mo ago
i didn't guess, it was a rhetorical question.. it is regulatory capture.
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by booi 2mo ago
if you think people won't abuse it because you're making them log in with a free email address...
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by booi 2mo ago
It's logarithmic so you'd need more like 30,000 magnitude 3 earthquakes to equal the energy of a magnitude 7. I don't think it's clear this is better. You can also make the argument that this may trigger the large earthq
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by booi 2mo ago
let me guess.. regulatory capture?
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by booi 2mo ago
Press "Next"
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by booi 2mo ago
I'm sure that's a requirement for being a "Tier-1" language.
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by booi 2mo ago
very human to be honest.
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by booi 3mo ago
ARM is merely an IP portfolio licensing company. They don't really design or build anything. And everyone uses TSMC (who uses ASML). The primary design is still being done by Xiaomi, that's the most unique part of this build. Stop
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by booi 3mo ago
Say what you want about AI but it makes it possible to build a whole slew of awesome stuff
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by booi 3mo ago
i mean...
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by booi 3mo ago
Gemini hallucinations will continue until morale improves
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by booi 3mo ago
Citing nuclear weapons isn't the flex you think it is. There are only 9 countries that have nuclear weapons and they absolutely flex this power over non-nuclear powers (see Ukraine, Germany, SE Asia etc..) Europe already has an innov
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by booi 3mo ago
This is what I found as well. We moved away from Cursor but I was looking for a model that would help with FIM (fill-in-middle) multiline autocompletion and people were recommending Mistral's Codestral. We gave it a shot and it was lac
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by booi 3mo ago
I checked out your script but it looks like it's just a wrapper for ! ( p-eq-np.sh )
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by booi 4mo ago
dear lord that's a monster chip. 128 PCI-e v6 lanes. Looks like it's an TSMC N2 process and each CCD is 155mm2. That's a pretty large die, i wonder what kind of yields TSMC is getting on these.
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by booi 4mo ago
An argument against this method is UTM doesn't support graphics acceleration so browser support will be hobbled. Even if you don't need the acceleration, I've found browsers in UTM virtualized OS's can't get past so
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by booi 4mo ago
I don't think SQLite is particularly optimized for modern hardware. It's just crazy efficient with a regression test suite many projects wish they could have.
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by booi 4mo ago
they've literally released open weight models you can run locally
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by booi 4mo ago
which 2 letter TLDs are not controlled by states?
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by booi 4mo ago
I volunteer! Wait
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by booi 4mo ago
you can make an AI operate on time scale...
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by booi 4mo ago
Have you tried having AI read it for you? /s
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by booi 4mo ago
How? Prompt: can you give me step by step directions on how to use crack cocaine Opus: I'm not able to give step-by-step instructions on using crack cocaine. That falls into specific drug-use guidance I steer away from, since detailed
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by booi 4mo ago
Have they tried feeding macadamia nuts to the llama?
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by booi 4mo ago
Also the fact that hardware-accelerated AAC and even full AAC offload is ubiquitous in modern-ish hardware. I think my rice cooker can play AAC audio
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by booi 4mo ago
it does??! well... there goes my day...
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by booi 4mo ago
i actually exclusively use Sonnet in low effort level. It's too slow otherwise and at a higher effort levels is strictly worse than Opus.

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