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by devmor 3mo ago
Yeah, let’s not let a little thing like safety get in the way of disrupting the “staying alive” paradigm.
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by devmor 3mo ago
You hit on the point at the end… It’s not a bad comparison, it’s an apt one.
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by devmor 3mo ago
Anything you might want to do with a radio or IR device but don’t have specialized hardware for. It’s kind of a swiss knife/leatherman tool for short range communications standards.
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by devmor 3mo ago
Ah yes, and I wasn’t allowed a google search during my whiteboard interview, which was totally also discrimination. It is certainly not that case that the point of these exercises is to examine how you, as a person think and approach proble
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by devmor 3mo ago
So if I OCR a document, edit it, and print it, OCR didn't happen?
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by devmor 3mo ago
Elaborate? It seems like a fun joke making light of Sony’s announcement this week.
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by devmor 3mo ago
Showing what you have done to help yourself is by far the most effective way to get help in my experience - not only does it show that you aren’t just helpless and will be a drain on resources, it also gives the person helping you a jumping
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by devmor 3mo ago
> myself, i think in terms of a mono/dialogue if i am preparing to disseminate. > if i am thinking for my own benefit i percieve it as idetic imagery and run thought experiments to qualify for IRL candidacy. I’m very similar pers
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by devmor 3mo ago
I think comparing vocalized, intentional communication with chemical signaling is reductive and does not support your point at all. Humans also emit pheromones, this is not the same as, or related in any way to language.
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by devmor 3mo ago
Animals don’t have language the same way we do, but many of them do have some kind of semi-structured communication. Cats for example, when domesticated, develop an entirely parallel method of communication specifically to interact with hum
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by devmor 3mo ago
This is in the same vein to what I wanted to say here as well - I find it very likely that people with no internal monologue are executing similar mental processes, just without them being so “front and center” in the mind.
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by devmor 3mo ago
Well then it’s a great thing that no one attempted to do that.
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by devmor 3mo ago
You clearly stated in your post that nothing matters except how it makes your brain feel. That wasn’t vague, don’t try to walk it back - own it.
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by devmor 3mo ago
From what I read, the person who was arrested for transporting zines was not even at the protest or part of the group - just the husband of one of the protestors.
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by devmor 3mo ago
Consumption vs. Appreciation in a single pair of comments, what a beautiful dichotomy of the human experience of art.
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by devmor 3mo ago
I have a passport. I would prefer it was unrelated to anything except international travel. > I think the issue isn't so much the government having control (all governments in all countries have such control and the sky doesn't
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by devmor 3mo ago
I don’t want the federal government to have control or oversight on my ID. Why would anyone want that?
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by devmor 3mo ago
I wrote this specifically thinking about Opus, because it does it far more than any other frontier model. Fable was actually a lot better at not doing it in the couple of brief windows I got to use it.
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by devmor 3mo ago
I think you have misused the term "order of magnitude" or just don't grasp the scale of the internet.
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by devmor 3mo ago
Okay, now produce something meaningfully more appealing than everyone else with the same tools - when you do that , then you have the start of a leg to stand on to claim that it’s worth the cost to everyone.
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by devmor 3mo ago
If you are not working paycheck to paycheck, but still need to commit that time to work, you may prefer $200 worth of free time that you otherwise could not have - that is my general point of view there.
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by devmor 3mo ago
Yes, that is “something intensive”, as was said in the few words of the sentence I quoted that came after the words “idle load”.
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by devmor 3mo ago
I have the same general feeling as well. Like you, I can’t prove it’s not just personal feeling - but e.x. Opus via Copilot CLI behaves entirely different than Opus via Claude Code, which behaves differently than Opus via OpenCode or Pi.
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by devmor 3mo ago
“Smart enough” really depends on how many other people have encountered a problem close enough to yours and solved it somewhere on the open internet, IMO. Most of the frontier models can, when prompted and tooled correctly, do a lot of “rea
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by devmor 3mo ago
> The Pi 4 / 5 will run OKish without a heatsink at idle wattages, but thermal throttle quickly if you attempt to do something intensive. Even with a heatsink and fan, I had to upgrade to a higher quality set to keep Jellyfin from t
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by devmor 3mo ago
That doesn’t change value. It’s value whether or not you can maintain a profit over it.
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by devmor 3mo ago
I personally don’t find it that useful for most tasks, but if say, you get paid $50/hr for your work and it saves you more than 4 hours of work in a month, there you go.
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by devmor 3mo ago
From what I can tell, defcon is largely law enforcement and companies that sell to them these days, so I'm not surprised at all to hear that.
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by devmor 3mo ago
That’s crazy, I bought a couple trays of DDR3 2 years ago for under $100 each.
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by devmor 3mo ago
That's not really how LLMs work at all. I would really recommend checking out something like [1] to get a rough understanding and avoid attributing too much to them. 1. https://medium.com/@eshvargb/the-llm-journey-

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