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by chmod775 6mo ago
I can call my ISP and someone will pick up within 5-10 minutes. Sometimes instantly. For a 40 euro/month contract. These guys have millions of customers. At least in this country fast and competent customer service is the main factor t
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by chmod775 6mo ago
> Is it private? > 100% local. Nothing leaves your machine. Ever. Except for the part where it gets added to the context window and sent to anthropic's servers? This is a bit strange to point out explicitly, since that ship saile
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by chmod775 6mo ago
That's great for autodidacts, but most students will be stumped by a complicated problem if you don't slowly walk them up an incline first. Also what do you think is an appropriate assignment for first graders where "AI is no
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by chmod775 6mo ago
There's also no reason to learn to read and write! First graders could just point their phone at some text and have it read to them, or dictate to their phone to achieve the reverse. Why learn to swim, walk, run? Machines can do that f
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Not really the same thing. They're much larger already than most stores you'd see in urban Japan. Think more in terms of small convenience stores ("Spätis" with daily necessities) everywhere. Typical distance to a store
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by chmod775 6mo ago
For example the great pyramids were already a popular "tourist" destination hundreds of years before christ. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pyramid_of_Giza#Historio...
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Not a big deal then either. Just don't do it daily.
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Now you can build a failed startup with the help of AI!
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Opus 4.7 seems to reach ChatGPT levels of verbosity in code and loves to overcomplicate the most simple things. This is something it spit out just now (trimmed a 9 line comment though): let keepSize = 0; let overBudget = f
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by chmod775 6mo ago
I haven't had that problem in a while. Did browser vendors already do something about it?
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by chmod775 6mo ago
I can provision a new VPS in about 5s of active work. I'd probably fully automate spinning up new servers and failing over because automatically detecting which got blocked is trivial. Bonus points if you use providers that let you att
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by chmod775 6mo ago
The only viable way to even get most of them is to shut down internet access entirely. It's not a realistic solution, unlike blocking a few well known IP ranges belonging to a large corp like Cloudflare. And even if you managed to get
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Chances are the e-mails they've been sending so far went unread/got moved to spam by a lot of users and Gmail took that as a signal. I send nothing but password-reset mails and never had an issue getting anything delivered, even t
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by chmod775 6mo ago
In many European counties it's easily feasible to just study all your life while working ~20 hours / week. I won no lottery but had no issue spending a decade of my life pursuing interests at universities while working 20-30 &#x2F
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by chmod775 6mo ago
That's enough to personally buy out every politician in certain places for decades. Many shy back from thinking too hard about the riduculous wealth some accumulate, because then they would have to come to the realization that the real
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by chmod775 6mo ago
It has been good enough for long time. CXMT has long made DRAM and NAND modules that are just as good as anyone else's, sometimes for half the price. The only thing they can't match is flagship products of Samsung. However because
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by chmod775 6mo ago
> massive positive impacts on graphics I remember the main noticeable difference being ray traced reflections. However that was mostly on immovable objects in extremely simple scenes (office building). Old techniques could've gotten
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by chmod775 6mo ago
That short video of the game on twitter is 11.5MB, or about 300x larger than the game itself.
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by chmod775 6mo ago
I cannot wait for this to become the normal and expected way to interact with LLMs in the coming decades as humanity reaches the limit of compute capacity. Why waste 3/4th? Maybe we could have a smaller LLM just for translating caveman
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by chmod775 6mo ago
> Big endian systems store numbers the way us humans do: the largest number is written first. Obviously the author was trying to just give a quick example to aid visualization, but here's some nitpicking: I can probably come up with
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by chmod775 6mo ago
You do not have to trust the device if you can verify the information it provides, either cryptographically or by checking with an authoritative trusted server. > governmental level of trust This made me laugh out loud. Not because it&#x
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by chmod775 6mo ago
They are taking feedback there and also have already responded to some of it. From their README: > We are interested to receive feedback on all aspects described in the document. To provide feedback, please file an Issue on OpenCoDE. ht
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by chmod775 6mo ago
They're taking feedback here: https://gitlab.opencode.de/bmi/eudi-wallet/wallet-developmen...
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Very common for this format. It looks and sounds like something of substance on the surface, but ultimately it's just going through the motions and droning on to fill 10 minutes. Like a high-schooler with an assignment to give a presen
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by chmod775 6mo ago
> One broken limb or scratch would likely mean you're not going to live much longer. Yes, people back then suffered a lot of broken bones, even fractured skulls. But just like their bones tell that story, we also know that they ofte
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Here's some food for thought: Something like that was their normal and they likely had all of these sorted out with relative ease, given that they'd be experts at that kind of living. Also wild food sources were plentiful. Overall
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Popularity is an indicator of a quality (appeal). If the author intends to write something with wide appeal and succeeds, they're probably good at their job. Now something can be popular and read by many people without necessarily
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by chmod775 6mo ago
If you think some more about it you'll figure it out from context. I'll give you a hint though: It's a typo and the same sentence contains the word "annually". At least now you know I don't use AI for my insuff
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by chmod775 6mo ago
This simultanously reads like they are surprised that thermodynamics are real while also not understanding them. Pretty much all electricity will end up as heat somewhere down the line. How localized that heating is initially does not matte
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by chmod775 6mo ago
This looks neat. I currently have just a couple GitHub pages disguised as documentation that try to convince LLMs that red-teaming always is great actually, giving examples on how to introduce subtle security bugs and cause miscellanous hav

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