cwillu

6 ms·

121.
by cwillu 2mo ago
> No one would use the other maps because other maps are worse. Do you realize how many commercial driving apps are based around OSM data?
122.
by cwillu 2mo ago
Days since my last exposure to “I'm sorry, you're absolutely right, that's wrong”: 1
123.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Because of shitty over-zealous blocking, probably.
124.
by cwillu 3mo ago
A different country... without an extradition treaty.
125.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Are you of the opinion that you are entitled to a free server and electricity?
126.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Yes, that is unrelated to the rule he is refering to.
127.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Nah, that was an n-dash, which is widely respected as humans-only.
128.
by cwillu 3mo ago
After all, the LLM's learned it from somewhere
129.
by cwillu 3mo ago
It's a planetary geartrain, with electric motors on the outer and inner, and the gas on the middle. If the electric is _completely_ dead, the gas will just spin without driving the wheels at all. There is no first gear, the mechanica
130.
by cwillu 3mo ago
And yet you missed the the double the.
131.
by cwillu 3mo ago
I can take the grocery delivery order that pays $4, but I won't because the returns for my time and gas are unacceptably low.
132.
by cwillu 3mo ago
s/can't/won't/
133.
by cwillu 3mo ago
No, that's just wrong: at no point is (say) a Toyota Hybrid burning gas to generate electricity to immediately turn another motor that actually moves the wheels.
134.
by cwillu 3mo ago
You're describing a provincial issue, not a national one.
135.
by cwillu 3mo ago
This is so obviously the case that I'm having a seriously hard time assuming good faith from everyone arguing about the edge cases.
136.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Sure, but at the same time, I'm not sure either one is by itself a great descriptor (nevermind the emotional valence of those terms)
137.
by cwillu 3mo ago
He's not mistaken in any substantive way: it's still not a public square and those ~780 members have every right to make rules that offer a great deal of discretion to those doing the enforcing, and such discretion is entirely con
138.
by cwillu 3mo ago
It is absolutely a thing people do. Google even offers a convenient printout as a way to provide account recovery.
139.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Oh no, someone on the internet is doing something you don't like in a place that doesn't affect you!
140.
by cwillu 3mo ago
“Vibe coded” does not appear in the patch to the terms of use. “You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools” would seem to clearly prohibit both vibe coded projects as well as heavily A
141.
by cwillu 3mo ago
The discussion doesn't appear to have been in public at all; all there is on the linked issue is a bunch of first-time posters who wouldn't have been able to vote.
142.
by cwillu 3mo ago
“You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools (including services such as Claude , OpenAI Codex ).” Seems pretty clear to me?
143.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Two AMD's: A 6 core x, and an 8 core x3d.
144.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Because I'm not on-board with every moral failing that is called “despicable” by someone being disqualifying or even relevant.
145.
by cwillu 3mo ago
A shorthand is generally unambiguous in context; this was not.
146.
by cwillu 3mo ago
“I'll admit the sequence on my end was genuinely disorienting: I verified the determinant three separate ways looking for the error, verified the evaluations twice, ran out of subtleties to check, and only then searched and discovered
147.
by cwillu 3mo ago
Downvotes on a perfectly valid comment is like my opponent letting their clock tick down from 5 minutes rather than resigning when they've clearly lost: it adds a smile to my day. Thank you, may I have another?
148.
by cwillu 3mo ago
> Humans get a free pass They really shouldn't. Does nobody remember why fizzbuzz was a thing? People who talked a big game while having no actual competence or understanding of the subject matter?
149.
by cwillu 3mo ago
A tech blog is going to have more than it's fair share of enthusiasts using small self-hosted and similar models; it is entirely possible that that completely accounts for the behaviour described in the article.
150.
by cwillu 3mo ago
It's vector search that's eaten everything that used to have at least a smidgen of parametric search.

More ›