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danielsamuels
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danielsamuels
3mo ago
It's worth noting that OpenAI recently came out saying, "We don't think SWEBench Pro is worth reporting any more" - https://openai.com/index/separating-signal-from-noise-coding...
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5mo ago
There's an annoying bug where, if you're building off the word the train is currently travelling on, it marks the prior word as invalid, so you can't continue building your extension (even if the train hasn't reached you
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5mo ago
1MW/800V architecture = 1250A
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6mo ago
Interesting that despite Anthropic billing it at the same rate as Opus 4.6, GitHub CoPilot bills it at 7.5x rather than 3x.
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6mo ago
It's a setting that causes an extra prompt to be placed into the system prompt.
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AI-Powered F1 Predictions
(danielfinch.co.uk)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
This Formula 1 season, I'm putting frontier models to the test - can they use their research capabilities to accurately predict outcomes of races?
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7mo ago
It's worth reading his recent comments on this whole affair: https://www.a16z.news/p/emil-michaels-holy-cow-moment-with
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8mo ago
Ironically, the site would probably say you can see 20 km from inside the basement.
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8mo ago
I'm assuming that when the project says you can see 24 km from a given location, that you can see 24 km from that location. That's not the case. Fundamentally, it doesn't do what it claims to do. Why allow the user to select
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8mo ago
The website claims the longest line of sight in my city is 24.7km from someone's garden that is surrounded by houses. I walk past this particular spot on my way to the gym. I walk downhill from my house to get there. I seriously questi
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2y ago
For reasons that should be obvious, that's not going to work on Windows.
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2y ago
There are already services like Firsty[1] that use an eSIM to achieve this. 1. https://www.firsty.app/
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5y ago
You would, of course, preserve the copyright and license notices too. Otherwise that would be a violation of the license.
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5y ago
> It would be great if there was a "single small file packages" movement so that more lean open source software will be created. There are certainly npm authors doing this already, feross[1] is a good example. That means you ge
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5y ago
Can it? > Service Unavailable > The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.
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5y ago
I think it's a shame that people have bundled Elon into the Bezos / Branson battle. What Musk is doing is far more useful (and has been for a while now) than the measuring contest that's happening between the other two.
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6y ago
> ...do we all have telemetry in our cars, really? I mean, we have data that can be read via ODBII, but it's not exactly connecting via the cell network, it has to be retrieved with a plug. Nissans do, my Leaf does. They connect to
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6y ago
They don't help anyone, including themselves
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6y ago
It's built into the camera app
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6y ago
Hmm, their developers seem to imply otherwise: > TS.ChrisR - TeamSpeak Staff - 30d > We use the Matrix protocol only for the messenger part. https://community.teamspeak.com/t/beta-signup/13749/50 Other
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6y ago
They probably scaled down their infrastructure over the holidays, but now that everyone is back at work they're underprovisioned.
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6y ago
> We appreciate you trusting us to host your assets and provide a space where they can shine. I doubt they will in future.
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6y ago
What on earth does that have to do with this topic?
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6y ago
Do you have any plans to support non-US suppliers?
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7y ago
Which is not what's being discussed here.
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8y ago
> Errr, I can't think of any others. My home network is not exposed to the internet, but can be accessed remotely when VPN'd in.
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8y ago
It's like when you go to aka.ms, it redirects you through sftools.trafficmanager.net before dropping you on a Microsoft oAuth screen. Looks super dodgy, even though it's legit.
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8y ago
A simple connect-src CSP would have prevented this
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8y ago
Recently I've been thinking about writing a service which simply has an email address you forward an email to and it makes it publicly available via a URL - useful for things like open letters etc. I'm not sure if this is the sam
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