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by cortesoft 2mo ago
Why would it make more sense? It isn't like a car half the size would cost half as much, but it would severely limit the capacity. Now, you can get a waymo for 1-4 people, but if some (or all) were single occupant, you would be limited
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
This is a very different problem than actual efficiency when mowing a lawn or vacuuming a rub. Turning takes more work and time, and you miss a part of the 'square' when you are turning (the arc of the curve is not a straight line
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
I have been using this project recently to make myself tutorials on things I want to learn: https://github.com/devenjarvis/lathe
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
Yep, I notice it all the time in movies and tv shows. They were filming the movie "Old School" my freshman year there, I thought it was so cool. Makes sense it is in a lot of the training data
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
How do you calculate the effect of caching? Sometimes, I take breaks in the middle of a session and end up losing the prompt cache which drives up the token usage a ton. Don't all the providers have different cache times and behavior?
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
The scene that says “Stanford University” looks a lot like UCLA.
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
I don't think anyone is faulting Tailscale for using their blog to advertise, and no one is faulting Tailscale for how they handled this situation in general, or their response to it. The issue is acting like their response is 'br
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
I find it interesting that no one cared if these books were destroyed before, but now they are suddenly valuable and worth preserving? These are books that were sitting in some warehouse waiting to be destroyed until it was discovered that
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
> If your home 10x’s in value so does your property tax. That depends on where you live. For example, in California we have Prop 13, which limits how much the assessed value for a home can increase without being sold. This means that eve
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
If you watch the video, there used to be a line of trees that helped block the sound. Then those trees were ripped out to build a loading dock, and the building was converted to crypto miners.
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
You really just need the noise ordinance to have more teeth... instead of just a perpetual fine, you need to be able to shut them down if they continue to exceed the noise threshold.
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
I find it interesting that you are expecting a higher success rate (100.00%) for an LLM than you expect with many other things in your life with even costlier consequences. You drive in vehicles that have a much lower than 100.00% rate of n
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
My reaction seeing this is more "that is an impossible goal". I highly doubt a skilled human could achieve this goal in 24 hours with any consistency. If it was that easy to grow a business, everyone would be doing it. My conclusi
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
Is the "'shimmering text' for waiting" thing really that recent? I feel like that is a bit older, but maybe I am wrong. I have more and more difficulty remembering how long things have been around as I get older.
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
Not sure how conclusive this experiment can be. Most startups fail and lose money, and many lie and spam. I feel like you would have to run this experiment a few hundred times to see if it always fails or succeeds at a rate close to human f
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
I am not saying your conclusion is wrong, but I am interested in why what you know about transformer models made you decide to never trust it with any access?
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
Eh, I knew kids (including myself) who broke bones in all sorts of other ways besides trampolines. However, everyone I know who had a trampoline did break a bone on it. Some of those ended in permanent, life long injuries. It isn't alw
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
Maybe they live in a place with little rain?
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
> That and avoiding openAI and Anthropic copying our results and leaving us with nothing to show for six months of work. Isn't the POINT of publishing research because you want others to copy it?
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
I don't feel like this article really answers the question of why this is the wrong shape. CI takes too long? What else? You can make your CI less intensive, that doesn't require a different Github. What features would a 'dif
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
Those things are illegal, but it still happens because it is so easy and they usually aren't caught. We only hear about the rare instances where something actually happens to the cop doing it, most of the time it is never reported. Thi
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by cortesoft 2mo ago
I definitely did not have any anger when I typed that, although I do admit I have a lot of confusion now. I have no idea how my message could come across as angry, even re-reading it now a day later. I also don't think you seem like so
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by cortesoft 3mo ago
You don’t see how it is easier to regulate physical objects than it is to regulate bits of information?
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by cortesoft 3mo ago
I have been programming for 35 years and a professional programmer for 25 years. Of course I don't NEED AI to program, because I did it before. This is completely unrelated to the how useful AI is for programming or how much more effic
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by cortesoft 3mo ago
Yep, and there is also no way to tell if a hidden volume exists, because a volume without a hidden volume would fill that space with random data indistinguishable from a hidden volume.
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by cortesoft 3mo ago
> just log out of everything before you fly and throw away your device after they have had access to it, it's now compromised. I get what you are saying, but this is incredibly expensive and not really practical for most people.
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by cortesoft 3mo ago
> As an example I use Claude code heavily for every day development and Opus 4.8 was already good enough for my use cases and never used Fable. I think the flaw in this logic is thinking about how AI is currently used only. Yes, Opus is
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by cortesoft 3mo ago
First thing I thought, too. Seems like mutually exclusive features.
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by cortesoft 3mo ago
If you expand the filters, you can see it allows you to select public or private.
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by cortesoft 3mo ago
How should they fix it?

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