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by boutell 4mo ago
We all know what you mean. But doing what is necessary to make the overall automated system more autonomous = training, at this 30,000 foot altitude.
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by boutell 4mo ago
I have always wanted to see one of these
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by boutell 4mo ago
Yeah it is ugly. I'm not convinced binding future leadership with corporate docs is even possible. Unless the shares are controlled by other reputable organizations from the start? Maybe?
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by boutell 4mo ago
Everybody who understands the technical problems is proposing a government fix. There is another option, foundations / NGOs could do this. Of course, openai has shown how quickly that can pivot into something completely different.
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by boutell 4mo ago
If weights can't be looked at almost instantly in bulk, it just doesn't work. It's a different problem from distributing file downloads.
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by boutell 4mo ago
They specifically said it's stock hardware, but... yeah, maybe highly specific stock hardware.
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by boutell 4mo ago
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE! I actually nuked my music library off my Mac to mitigate this problem, but it's still a nuisance when the app launches. Thank you for sharing this!
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by boutell 4mo ago
Recently I got a PR that is (1) genuinely correct and useful, and (2) not from someone who uses the software in question at all. A happy outcome, but clearly the economics of open source contribution have changed. Although I no way suspect
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by boutell 4mo ago
I wonder about this too. The other objections miss the point: if it's faster, and otherwise the same, and doesn't require different hardware, then why not just announce that the standard tier of MiMo-v.25-Pro is now ridiculously f
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by boutell 4mo ago
Isn't that nitpicking? It's a smaller representation of the data, if you have a certain appetite for decompression time. It could conceivably be worth it. I think it would make a great level 2 cache for older chats.
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by boutell 4mo ago
In 1994 I was 2 years out of school. I'd written one windows shareware application and a whole lot of unix-y things. People were excited about the internet but most people didn't have access. Unix shell accounts via dialup were co
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by boutell 4mo ago
Do they though? Are physics textbooks putting forward some version of string theory from the 1990s as proven fact?
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by boutell 4mo ago
I believe there was a science fiction story all the way back in the early '80s describing a scenario where physics gets reclassified as a soft science or an art form because it is no longer feasible to prove anything.
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by boutell 4mo ago
You're right that it's not literally frontier. But like recent Qwen releases, it is a lot more capable than anybody thought models of this size could be a year ago, like capable enough to set a ceiling on what you can charge for A
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by boutell 4mo ago
Thanks!
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by boutell 4mo ago
Me: I want this Also me: just a month ago I bought a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse for my phone because they are completely sufficient for the work emergency use case along with the termux app
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by boutell 4mo ago
The thing about a diagonal measurement is it doesn't tell you if it's going to fit on a shitty airline tray table or not. Some laptops with a larger diagonal measurement are not too deep. Others are way too deep.
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by boutell 4mo ago
How about the Panasonic Let's Note? Still made, although not for the American market. A little thicker so that it can have an adequate battery and be small at the same time. I love it, but I didn't know it existed until my recent
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by boutell 4mo ago
Oh man. I have a ThinkPad L14 as my personal, beater, okay to take on the plane to Japan or whatever machine. And I hate it because it's too big. But I'm also hooked on it because it has pretty decent performance, excellent batter
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by boutell 4mo ago
I'm pretty sure eval time is token generation time where it's actually outputting new tokens. If you're getting a thousand per second on that, I'd love to know on what.
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by boutell 4mo ago
I'm not having the same problems, but I completely take your point about this being tricky with ADHD, as all things built to maximize engagement can be.
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by boutell 5mo ago
Slop is not data is not information is not knowledge is not wisdom.
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by boutell 5mo ago
Actually, why should Google collude on pricing? They have deep pockets and could starve out the competition while keeping prices low, if they really wanted. I think it is priced high because it's basically their smartest model as well
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by boutell 5mo ago
This is a bit like discovering punk rock for the first time and rolling your eyes and saying "yeah, we really need more rock"
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by boutell 5mo ago
Already "too many signups" at 13 votes, ruh roh This looks amazing. I hope Android will be an option.
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by boutell 6mo ago
Halfway through I was imagining aliens to whom this operator comes naturally and our math is weird. By the end I found out that we might be those aliens.
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by boutell 6mo ago
I love this! Dijkstra's Algorithm is always a fun time
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by boutell 6mo ago
I've been busy adding postgres and sqlite support to apostrophecms: https://apostrophecms.com Six months ago, that would have been unrealistic, because we're heavily committed to the mongodb API and we make it part of
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How to be more productive with Claude Code without shipping slop(apostrophecms.com)
2 points by boutell 6mo ago|0 comments
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by boutell 6mo ago
Correct link: https://pages.awscloud.com/aws-reaction-ai-space-orbit.html I don't know how this gets messed up every time I try to share it here.

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