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copperx
7mo ago
I use a Claude sub with oh-my-pi, but I do so with lots of anxiety, knowing that I will be banned at any moment.
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7mo ago
But what's the alternative? Can any economy succeed with a >50% unemployment rate?
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7mo ago
I had similar thoughts regarding "we are simply getting better at using them", but the man I tried Gemini again and reconsidered.
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7mo ago
Are licenses even enforceable now? Given that the law is not being followed in the United States anymore?
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7mo ago
These two comments above me capture Slashdot in the early 2000s.
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7mo ago
This is awesome, and, at the same time, hilarious. The BOSS tuner is the laggiest thing ever, and we're adding network latency to it! Maybe we all can pitch in for a Turbo Tuner. Or some vintage mechanical strobe tuner for hipster poin
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7mo ago
What's the deal with the Mac Mini and Openclaw? a vps is a better alternative. is it because iMessage?
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7mo ago
I don't see anything wrong with that by itself; with the amount of patients doctors see there should be one once in a while that is worth reporting. Or are such cases so rare that the doctor is incentivized to lie?
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7mo ago
The user is at the bottom of the stakeholder list.
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7mo ago
Are you using stepfun mostly because it's free, or is it better than other models at some things?
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7mo ago
Or Oh My Pi
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7mo ago
How fast does it run on your M1?
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7mo ago
Which things put you off? He has some extreme takes on things, many of which I don't agree with, but I love that humans like him exist. He's one of the rare humans who has truly "sucked out all the marrow of life".
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7mo ago
Lucky you. I always go "huh, so I wrote this?". And this was in the pre-AI era.
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7mo ago
God help us.
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7mo ago
So GitHub Copilot will remove Anthropic as an LLM provider, I suppose?
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7mo ago
I understand, but why does it need filesystem access in the first place?
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8mo ago
It does make it cheaper, obviously. But the barrier to entry is almost zero, like panhandling. That's why it can't substitute a job.
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8mo ago
Stupid name? sure, but there's no point in fighting it. Claws is a sticky name.
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8mo ago
Which soft power are you talking about?
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8mo ago
A cheap morale booster.
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8mo ago
I assumed the servicemen's identities were obfuscated.
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8mo ago
utter (utter.to) does.
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8mo ago
Utter uses your OpenAI key (~$1/month). https://utter.to/ . Has an iPhone app.
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8mo ago
Good idea at first glance, but it would get outdated in hours.
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8mo ago
Over 50k USD dollars!
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8mo ago
Haven't you? I have! In another reply, I noted the avalanche of WisprFlow competitors, as just one example.
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8mo ago
Nowadays there are DOZENS of apps being launched solving the same problem. Have you ever looked for, say, WisprFlow alternatives? I had to compare like 10 extremely similar solutions. Apps have no moat nowadays. That's happening all ov
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8mo ago
I don't have a clue either. The assumption that AGI will cause a human extinction threat seems inevitable to many, and I'm here baffled trying to understand the chain of reasoning they had to go through to get to that conclusion.
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8mo ago
And AI is great at performing basic science on libraries.
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