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copperx
8mo ago
I do. It's excellent when paired with an MCP like context7.
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8mo ago
Do you feel an improvement in speed? My 32GB RAM M5 MBP is slow as molasses in Tahoe. My M1 MBA feels much faster (I haven't updated yet).
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8mo ago
Is this related to the 'Screen Mirroring' problem? When I connect my laptop to a projector, I can select an individual window, or at least I used to be able to select a window and just project that. However, now when I try to sele
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8mo ago
It's not crazy if you know that your customers ARE buying your 3D printer to make other 3D printers.
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8mo ago
I still don't get why Claude is so expensive.
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8mo ago
I'd love to know what kind of hardware would it take to do inference at the speed provided by the frontier model providers (assuming their models were available for local use). 10k worth of hardware? 50k? 100k? Assuming a single user.
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8mo ago
I'm surprised by the assumption that LLMs would design such a language better than humans. I don't think that's the case.
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8mo ago
A for effort, F for firewall.
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8mo ago
It is surprising that these networks aren't more popular. There are still many places and situation where connectivity isn't available
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8mo ago
The peptides sold by compounding pharmacies are FDA approved and those come from China, too.
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9mo ago
I believe OP is saying that while QoL is great in the Netherlands, it has an upper bound. I suppose that he has access to resources that could provide an ever higher QoL in other countries. For example, in the USA, QoL can be good if you&#x
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9mo ago
But why did you left if you had a great QoL?
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9mo ago
It IS a lubricant, although not a very good one.
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9mo ago
Isn't it easy to disable the speaker?
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9mo ago
Thanks. I didn't know they didn't merge those.
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9mo ago
Hmm, this seems promising? https://github.com/openai/codex/pull/9796
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9mo ago
If I understand correctly, you're using CC with an OpenAI API key, right? CC doesn't support it natively, so I'm assuming is some sort of mod, and it still outclasses Opus? That's interesting. Do you mind sharing what to
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9mo ago
When you say CC is it Codex CLI or Claude Code?
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9mo ago
Oh, so that's why my fancy 100% Merino wool sweaters don't stink like wet dog when wet, like regular vintage wool sweaters? I know there had to something different in the manufacturing process.
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9mo ago
Everything is biodegradable, given enough time.
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copperx
9mo ago
Isn't Coca Cola water reverse osmosis filtered? The taste of local water should be irrelevant.
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9mo ago
What kind of virtue signaling is this? My memory works much better when I hear something than if I read it, when it comes to non technical stuff.
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9mo ago
Apparently I'm ignorant about Tailscale, bacause your service description is exactly what I thought Tailscale was.
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9mo ago
Thanks. The reason for my hesitancy is that I've heard that the $20 sub isn't enough for anything meaningful.
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9mo ago
I'm afraid to ask, but because I've been very happy with Codex 5.2 CLI and I can't imagine Claude Code doing better, why is it Claude so loved around here? Sure, I can spend $20 and figure it out, but I already pay $40/m
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9mo ago
Not anymore. Meta didn't want competitors.
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9mo ago
Mid band hearing is the last to go, unless there's lot of loud noise damage.
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10mo ago
This is freaking fantastic. However, as a community college instructor I would like to have this self-hosted on a computer in campus. Excluding the CLI niceties, etc., it shouldn't be to hard to get a similar setup with Docker et al, r
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10mo ago
Memorization is learning. I don't think there's debate about that. Whether memorization is useful on its own largely depends on the task.
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10mo ago
How is spaced recognition different from spaced repetition? Recall is different from merely recognition, right?
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