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by croes 3mo ago
The have the Strait of Hormuz, a much bigger asset than sinking a US ship
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by croes 3mo ago
While data centers are still using lots of energy created from fossil fuels and many still evaporate water for cooling? No wonder we still can’t get climate change under control
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by croes 3mo ago
But why need they so much license rights? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48841559
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by croes 3mo ago
Would I program without a customer‘s order. Imagine it works like this. The customer send me a mail, I program, I send the result back the next day, he sends changes he wants, I program again, send them back next day etc. until he is satisf
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by croes 3mo ago
But there is a difference in ordering something or doing it. If PI extended itself, PI did it. If I tell you, stay hydrated and get enough sleep, did I improve your live or you?
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by croes 3mo ago
> measuring worth by degree or grades stopped measuring learning or ability. It still does if the test is in person
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by croes 3mo ago
Did you built it or did you tell PI to build it?
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by croes 3mo ago
Let’s face it, there is no best model for something because the input is natural language. Some models may fit better some users‘ way of prompting.
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by croes 3mo ago
It’s an anti life-advice life-advice
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by croes 3mo ago
So more AI psychoses coming.
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by croes 3mo ago
Isn’t that a life advice?
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by croes 3mo ago
Great way to enter your passwords
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by croes 3mo ago
I doubt that most owner have read it completely. Like the bible people mostly know the parts of it that fit their own agenda. And don’t underestimate the effect it has if you are forced to read a book in school from front to back and write
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by croes 3mo ago
No, make it part of the curriculum. Read it and shown how boring and stupid it is. Demystify such nonsense
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by croes 3mo ago
The problem is we never know if the next update doesn’t change the security to non existent and suddenly your computer is controlled by someone else.
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by croes 3mo ago
Seems like if new studies find a link between genes and diseases they would update the result of your gene based health risks.
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by croes 3mo ago
left-pad comes to mind
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by croes 3mo ago
Your mom couldn’t distinguish Claude‘s BS analysis and hallucinations from real bloat and errors. You need experience to check Claude‘s findings
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by croes 3mo ago
Do you remember when you had to write essays in school and the word count mattered? That’s when you’d write "it is" instead of "it's" and "will not" instead of "won't." This is worse. Not th
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by croes 3mo ago
TellMeGen says something about a lifelong update of the result. So they store your data
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by croes 3mo ago
TellMeGen has a lifelong update, I guess they store your data to do that.
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by croes 3mo ago
That’s part of the game
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by croes 3mo ago
Ronaldo was at least banned for the next game before the rest was suspended
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by croes 3mo ago
Where it did I say it’s the worst thing posted on Twitter? It just another small evidence of Musk‘s agenda
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Elon Musk promotes 'anti-migrant' Armie Hammer film with free download on X(theguardian.com)
17 points by croes 4mo ago|6 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
> In an interview with the Telegraph, Boll claimed that the film was denied a certificate by Germany’s ratings board, the FSK (Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle der Filmwirtschaft), saying that “it was a deliberate censorship decision” That’s
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Ovaries Appear to Develop a Second Role After Menopause(sciencealert.com)
3 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
Why? What additional benefit do they get if I use their tools? Every request goes to their LLM either way
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by croes 4mo ago
Because it’s a limit of the platform https://community.frame.work/t/was-there-no-possible-way-to-...
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by croes 4mo ago
Where is the difference when I hit my 5 hour limit or weekly limit with Claude Code compared to PI or OpenCode?

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