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by davesque 7mo ago
Yeah, and some parts of the article are just bizarre: > Instead of looking at a memory vector using standard coordinates (i.e., X, Y, Z) that indicate the distance along each axis, PolarQuant converts the vector into polar coordinates us
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by davesque 7mo ago
I believe technically this means I'm free to crack a bottle of champagne when Trump dies and incur no negative karma at all!
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by davesque 7mo ago
The Claude Code TUI app is pretty solid. I use it heavily and I get great results from it. But with the mobile app, Claude Code remote is basically unusable (weird disconnect bugs) and Claude Code cloud has issues as well (UI hides approval
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by davesque 7mo ago
i.e. Combing through public forums on the internet looking for evidence of thought crime, however, is fair game. The Trump admin will undoubtedly use tools like this to compile a list political enemies or undesirables, which they will then
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by davesque 7mo ago
I don't think it will feel even remotely tolerable in the US. I've been heavily critical of Trump on a regular basis on the public internet ever since he showed up 10 years ago. I doubt a government surveillance AI would miss this
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by davesque 7mo ago
I don't understand this. I use agentic coding to do things more quickly. And it's not just toys. I end up with software that both works and is useful. Assuming AI models powerful enough to drive that process continue to be availab
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by davesque 7mo ago
Did it do that because it's better at logic or because internet commentary on this embarrassing question is now part of the training set?
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by davesque 8mo ago
It's a complete mystery to me how Facebook operates. Like, they need money to keep the lights on, right? Where is the money coming from if no humans are using the platform?
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by davesque 8mo ago
It's not hard to imagine that he did this on a whim; that's his nature. He does it all the time, including with important economic policy, such as tariffs. Impulsively making important decisions without a sound reasoning process
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by davesque 8mo ago
I continue to be confused as to how one dimwit can make so many consequential decisions for all of us. And we just have to sit here like idiots and can't seem to do anything about it.
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by davesque 8mo ago
It hasn't been though. These clowns are just using the term disingenuously.
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by davesque 8mo ago
I think the clerk who wouldn't accept my return at Home Depot is a terrorist. Also my cat.
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by davesque 8mo ago
The wealthy also stopped paying taxes so...what does this rich guy want exactly?
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by davesque 9mo ago
> Nvidia has been around long enough and has enough market penetration in datacenters and gaming that I don't think it's going to go bust, and I figure that it will eventually appreciate again just due to inflation. Shouldn&#x2
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by davesque 9mo ago
Can people quit with this stupid argument? A thin majority of Americans voted for this during the election. If you follow the polls, the vast majority of American currently don't want this. Just stop with this "dumb Americans
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by davesque 9mo ago
Almost every aspect of public life on social media nowadays is guided by sensationalism. It's simply a numbers game, and the "number" is engagement. Why would you do anything that's not completely geared towards engage
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by davesque 9mo ago
Honestly surprised at this take by him. For one, feels like exaggeration. For two, are these tools really that hard to use?
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by davesque 10mo ago
Or is it that nobody wants to use integrated (i.e. force fed) AI products?
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by davesque 11mo ago
Because there's a lot of money in it.
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by davesque 11mo ago
TL;DR Article claims AppCloud (software in question) has ties to ironSource, an Israeli-founded company now owned by US-based Unity, but never clarifies what those ties are. The author only states that an ironSource tech called "Aura&q
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by davesque 11mo ago
I feels like it's a bit hard to take much from this without running this trial many times for each model. Then it would be possible to see if there are consistent themes among each model's solutions. Otherwise, it feels like the s
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by davesque 11mo ago
If I order a package from a company selling a good, am I inviting all that company's competitors to show up at my doorstep to try and outbid the delivery person from the original company when they arrive, and maybe they all show up at
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by davesque 11mo ago
I mean, it costs money to host content. If you are hosting content for bots fine, but if the money you're paying to host it is meant to benefit human users (the reason for robots.txt) then yeah, you ought to ask permission. Content mig
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by davesque 11mo ago
Not surprising. Look and see what glorious examples of virtue we have among those at the top of today's world. I could get by with a little inspiration from that front, but there's none to be found. A rare few of us can persevere
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by davesque 1y ago
I've seen people trying to blame Kramnik for this, with his cheating accusations and all. I think Kramnik is a jerk like everyone else, but it still seems crazy to point the finger at him. We could find out tomorrow that Naroditsky d
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by davesque 1y ago
> But few if any humans on earth can demonstrate the breadth and depth of competence that a SOTA model possesses. Most humans can count the occurrence of letters in a word. The word competence here is doing quite a bit of work. I think
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by davesque 1y ago
Dependency management has always felt complicated. However, environment management I think is actually way simpler than people realize. Python basically just walks up directories trying to find its packages dir. A python "env"
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by davesque 1y ago
You said nothing wrong. Some people just feel embarrassed about being responsible for the current situation by voting for Trump. And they react to that embarrassment by trying to shift blame.
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by davesque 1y ago
Yeah, to give some idea, I believe the technical term that would have been radioed from the pilot in this situation would have been "mayday fuel."
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by davesque 1y ago
So many examples of the corrupting effects of ultra wealth to pick and choose from nowadays.

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