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by diggan 1y ago
At this point, README.md becomes the "marketing/landing page markdown" and AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md becomes the ones you visit to get an overview of the actual code/architecture/usage.
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> If you want to direct your rage at wealth inequality in the working class, perhaps start with the things that have eroded the supply-demand balance of labor, such as globalization and technology Not that I'm feeling any rage, I le
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Easy to rationalize from their side, similarly to how Israeli settlers are justifying their actions: They are animals, we are humans.
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I hope they don't get rid of `about:profiles` which is perfect for anything I wanted to do with profiles in the last decade.
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by diggan 1y ago
As always when it comes to these ("obviously") destructive behaviors, I feel like we don't quite know for sure if the porn addiction comes from people feeling loneliness and depression, rather than the other way around. Peopl
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> How much of this are the CEOs being rewarded Of the examples is the CEO of Starbucks, unless they started having robots as baristas, I feel like there are parts of the workforce they cannot just "replace with AI", compared to
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> The reason for CEO comp to keep growing is because they’re largely compensated in equity (performance-based compensation), which keeps growing. Does it really matter why or how the inequality keeps growing? Shouldn't the focus
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> I like to think they’ve given me a name in their language :-) Probably best for everyone involved to not understand the meaning of the name they gave you too! :)
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by diggan 1y ago
> Curious what this (isolation mechanism) means if anyone knows. If they're anything like the typical web-startup "developing fast but failing faster", they probably are using docker containers for "security isolation
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> Employee wages can increase with (and even because of) CEO wage increase Did they? Usually executive pay is increasing faster than typical employee's pay, is the article saying that they're increasing equally?
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by diggan 1y ago
The Obsidian Sync (official) plugin isn't very clever with its syncing, it does one file at a time, seemingly new requests for each file. I recently had to sync a new Obsidian vault from scratch, a vault with thousands of files, and it
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by diggan 1y ago
> Sure, but why Instagram specifically? Because Instagram is specifically the place that those people already are. It really isn't hard to understand why others join it. They weren't even first, just the place where people ende
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> Google ignored everything, pushed on with the removal, and now pre-emptively closed this discussion, too To be fair to Google, they've consistently steam-rolled the standards processes like that for as long as I can remember, so i
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> If they're on Instagram, aren't they necessarily also on SMS Many people have friends in different countries, and while intra-country SMS is usually free, cross-country ones usually aren't. I think out of my current frie
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by diggan 1y ago
> What is the reason for the popular appeal of using Instagram for messaging? Same reason people use any social network: because your friends, family and/or people you otherwise/somehow care about are there.
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by diggan 1y ago
> XML just lost naturally, like GOPHER Lost? The format is literally everywhere and a few more places. Hard to say something lost when it's so deeply embedded all over the place. Sure, most developers today reach for JSON by default
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by diggan 1y ago
> but what data will it use for actual translation? I'm no ornithologist, for forgive my ignorance, but shouldn't there be bunch of papers out there where researchers try to infer the meaning of various sounds birds produce, to
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by diggan 1y ago
> might ok a code change they shouldn’t have Is the argument that developers who are less experience/in a hurry, will just accept whatever they're handed? In that case, this would be as true for random people submitting malicio
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by diggan 1y ago
> because they're having their fun at Google I think it's even worse, even stuff they do in their freetime have to be under the Google umbrella if they want to open-source it, just because they work during the daytime at Google
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by diggan 1y ago
> or at least a link to some other page that explain what is going on There is a link to a previous post by the same author (within the first ten words even!), which contains the context you're looking for.
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by diggan 1y ago
I'm familiar with that, but would people really confuse a video generation model for a type of computer networks?
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by diggan 1y ago
From submitter: > here's GPT-OSS-20b running 100 agents simultaneously at 131,076 token context, each agent with its own 131k context window, each hitting sub-100ms ttft, blowing everything out of the sky at 10k tokens/second.
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GPT-OSS-20B at 10k tokens/second on a 4090? Sure(old.reddit.com)
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> GPT-5 suggests consulting with a tax professional It suggests that once, as a last bullet point in the middle of a lot of bullet point lists, barely able to find it on a skim. Feels like something the model should be more careful about
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> I have to wonder if its missing forest for the trees: do you perceive GPT-OSS-120b as an emotionally warm model? I haven't needed it to be "emotionally warm" for the use cases I use it for, but I'm guessing you coul
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> What exactly is archiveteam's contribution? I don't fully understand. If Internet Archive is a library, ArchiveTeam is people who run around collecting stuff, and gives it to the library for safe keeping. Stuff that are estim
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by diggan 1y ago
I don't think it means much except you need to enable "web" or searching at least for most models to deal well with facts, and that's probably for the better. Even a basic search tool + GPT-OSS-20b handles it correctly i
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by diggan 1y ago
Yeah, be great with some sort of conclusive information from Microsoft/manufacturers themselves, if they dare to publish something like that. Sincerely, person who hours ago ordered a couple of SN850Xs...
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> Evil is not a word I use lightly but I think we've reached that point. It was written in sand as soon as Meta started writing publicly about AI Personalities/Profiles on Instagram, or however it started. If I recall correctly
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> Not to mention, industry consensus is that the "smallest good" models start out at 70-120 billion parameters. At a 64k token window, that easily gets into the 80+ gigabyte of video memory range, which is completely unsustaina

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