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by cma 1y ago
> an inexperienced President (Yeltsin) who lacked a unifying vision for the newly formed republic and wasn't respected by its business elite or by foreign leaders Probably can't mention Yeltsin in the context of strongmen witho
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by cma 1y ago
Both parties tend to when there is a narrow majority, e.g. McCain thumbs downing at the repeal of the ACA.
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by cma 1y ago
A dead post below says it was biden and somehow Obama, but sibling reply link says it passed into law in 2017, not 2022, the first year it went into effect I think.
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by cma 1y ago
> All software expenses must be treated as research and experimental expenses From what I've read, not for software fixes to ongoing products, but for new products and I can't remember for new feature work. Also if you contract
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by cma 1y ago
They wouldn't need terrorism or the defense production act. Musk can have citizenship stripped since he illegally worked under a student visa according to his brother, if he didn't disclose it in the naturalization process. And a
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by cma 1y ago
Also needs to be robust to salt and acid, aluminum cans have a plastic lining.
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by cma 1y ago
Saw something saying they trained them on old Soviet planes at a military museum https://www.kyivpost.com/post/53784
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by cma 1y ago
They are also trained with RL to write code to pass unit tests and Claude does have a big problem with trying to cheat the test or request pretty quickly after running into issues, making manual edit approval more important. It usually sti
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by cma 1y ago
Changed it to use thinking in the followup, I don't think this is considered hand holding since original answer is probably what most people wanted, and it did give the clarification to them right away: > Who won the 46th presidenti
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by cma 1y ago
I asked Claude who won the 46th and it said: > Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris. He was inaugurated as the 47th president on January 20, 2025. > Just to clarify - the 2024 election was actually
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by cma 1y ago
> if you have an exposed API that already supports one of the bajillion standards that expose schema information I don't know jf they are doing it well with MCP, but if a solution has one extra round trip in the model for a depende
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by cma 1y ago
If Ive hype brings more investment valuation than it costs to acquire his company, and the time costs etc., it's a win for current investors regardless of if it is a good investment for the investors in the new round.
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by cma 1y ago
How much can you assure them there will be minimal due process if there is a problem?
614.
by cma 1y ago
There's a risk of life imprisonment in a concentration camp in a third country.
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by cma 1y ago
I thought NSAIDs thinned blood more like apsirin and gave aneurysm risk instead of stroke, and the big risk was stomach bleeds.
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by cma 1y ago
Catastrophic forgetting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catastrophic_interference
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by cma 1y ago
Claude 4's system prompt was published and contains: "Claude’s reliable knowledge cutoff date - the date past which it cannot answer questions reliably - is the end of January 2025. It answers all questions the way a highly inform
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by cma 1y ago
I'd say 2.5 pro to 1.5 pro was a 3 -> 4 level improvement, but the problem is 1.5 pro wasn't state of the art when released, except for context length, and 2.5 wasn't that kind of improvement compared to the best open AI o
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by cma 1y ago
When I asked the model it told me January (for sonnet 4). Doesn't it normally get that in its system prompt?
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by cma 1y ago
Each token in an LLM only looks backwards. Forward only causal transformers. Once it is in the KV cache it is only updated indirectly through later stuff at higher layers that are merging previous stuff with softmax and have to reinterpret
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by cma 1y ago
I don't need just stock commandline tools, I use Claude Code etc. Maybe it can work in msys2 (it uses node) but it works well in WSL1. Also do a good bit with Python where some dependencies haven't worked in msys2. I do windows
622.
by cma 1y ago
Isn't that a less efficient way than a $110m dividend or buyback?
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by cma 1y ago
Overrated is great for raising the next investment round. It is much easier than convincing investors they are underrating someone you think would make a better choice to go with someone overrated instead. If he is overrated enough the incr
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by cma 1y ago
> They are gambling that Jony has another iPhone in him All they have to do is convince investors of that before the next round and they get a net return on him.
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by cma 1y ago
Not pointless if you are working on a windows project but using unix tools to search code, do commits, etc. WSL2 just isn't usable for it in large projects. git status can take 5 minutes on unreal engine.
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by cma 1y ago
> WSL2 does not take less advantage of filesystem caches. My understanding is when you access files on the windows drive, the linuxvm in WSL2 caches it in its own memory, and the windows side caches it in its: now you have double the me
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by cma 1y ago
>The problem is Windows IO filters Not the biggest issue of them, 'find' and 'git status' on WSL2 in a big project is still >100 times slower on windows dev drive which avoids those filters than it is with WSL 1 on
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by cma 1y ago
I think that's why they put the supply chain wizard in as CEO after Jobs and not the designer.
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by cma 1y ago
Not clear it is much less secure. It could be using subprocesses and shared memory since they say they are just writing a buffer. I think you can't get that with cross app communication, only subprocess in Android, right?
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by cma 1y ago
Ironically they usually make unit tests and testing by hand in the repl harder

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