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by cft 2y ago
in 2027 a lot programming will simply be a question of who has the largest LLM budget. I wonder what it means for the open source...
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by cft 2y ago
I though the consensus here was that he went into politics to get richer?
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Cursor 0.47 prices Sonnet 3.7 max at $0.12 per request(old.reddit.com)
2 points by cft 2y ago|0 comments
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by cft 2y ago
Claude Code is another level, because it's agentic. It iterates. Although it keeps you further from the codebase than Cursor and thus you may lose the grasp of what it generates- that's why I still use Cursor, before the manual re
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by cft 2y ago
OpenAI will in the end be aquired for less than its current valuation. Initially, I've been paying for Claude (coding), Cursor (coding), OpenAI (general, coding), and then started paying for Claude Code API credits. Now I canceled Open
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by cft 2y ago
and a license to program a computer
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by cft 2y ago
I call this DocuSign economy.
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by cft 2y ago
These helpfully idealistic people destroyed the Russian attempt at civil society and brought in Putin. Then they moved to the US
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by cft 2y ago
No, not OK. In this case, the recourse in the US is simple- contact the company, and when refused a refund, cancel the charge in your credit card wit a couple of simple clicks in the app.
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by cft 2y ago
You can stuff up your EU directives up your nose, like your bottle caps when you try to drink from a European bottle
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Apple's Dictation System Transcribes the Word 'Racist' as 'Trump'(nytimes.com)
14 points by cft 2y ago|10 comments
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by cft 2y ago
I cannot fit the full answer in a reply here, but the deep state in this sense is the same as the Managerial State https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Managerial_state , presented in such books as After Liberalism https:&#x
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by cft 2y ago
I'd like an ARM CPU- the battery difference is radical
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by cft 2y ago
The last reliable laptops I had were IBM T40 (my first one) and IBM/Lenovo W500. I ran a bootstrapped software company and they didn't fail me. After that I briefly had a Samsung ultrabook (that was semi-reliable) and then a Dell
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SkySurfer Personal Aircraft(youtube.com)
1 points by cft 2y ago|0 comments
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by cft 2y ago
only for most trivial searches and only because I have a pixel phone that has a search bar on the home screen that I cannot remove. The fact that I have a Pixel makes me uncomfortable on its own right, because I'm afraid to get a patro
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by cft 2y ago
>I don't know what point you're trying to make In the sense that one cannot create an ideal dome and make an experiment, whether a point particle placed exactly at the top later randomly starts to fall. One has to study if this
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by cft 2y ago
>What do you mean it doesn't exist in nature? So, for example, for large enough r, the gravitational force \sqrt(r) will exceed the free fall accelleration g? More importantly, does this additional branch of solutions that satisfies
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by cft 2y ago
Do you think that LLMs are not a benefit? Smartphones? Electric cars?
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by cft 2y ago
I would only call this a thought experiment. We are yet to encounter a physical Norton's Dome: it probably doesn't exist in nature.
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by cft 2y ago
Stochastic does not mean undeteministc. It means that tiny perturbations to initial conditions lead to huge differences in time evolution. See this gif for example https://gereshes.com/2019/02/18/chaos-and-the
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by cft 2y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%203-m&ge...
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Google Trends: Washington DC Searches Soar for IBAN, SwissBank, etc.(trends.google.com)
5 points by cft 2y ago|3 comments
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by cft 2y ago
Their anti-pirating countermeasures won. I switched to LibreOffice
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by cft 2y ago
That's my exact rationale for installing LibreOffice on a new Macbook. The performance on Apple silicon is very decent. Instead of the increasingly uphill battle with Acrobat torrents and cracks, I am a happy LibreOffice user. Congrats
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by cft 2y ago
There's a big opportunity to build apolitical uncensored clone of YouTube. Current alternatives lack funding and don't function well
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by cft 2y ago
Who are these "regulators"? Did we vote for them? Were they selected in the process of market competition and attrition?
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by cft 2y ago
Does OsmAND show these events in my area when I open the map? I would greatly increase participation.
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by cft 2y ago
BTW, I have a written many (widely cited) papers supported by NSF grants during my PhD and postdoc. So it's not a political view, my practical opinion is that NSF needs to be cleaned up. A lot of big grant money goes to outright hopel
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by cft 2y ago
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