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by elicash 4mo ago
Could you upload a video?
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by elicash 4mo ago
You've posted this from multiple accounts
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by elicash 4mo ago
It'd be $8.52 in 2015 dollars, but certainly they are the ones who mentioned the $12 amount not you, so I'll put that aside. Far more importantly, you would not get billed for 2 minutes of work for this if you paid a developer to
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by elicash 4mo ago
I don't think it's that simple. (I generally agree with you; I just that that oversimplifies.) Another model might have used fewer tokens, but come up with a fix that was 1000 lines when the right fix was only 2 lines.
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by elicash 4mo ago
I tried using this calculator: https://www.andymasley.com/visuals/ai-prompt-footprint/ It doesn't have Claude Fable yet, so I went with GPT 5.5 Pro. And so I'd estimate it at 22 gallons of water used (di
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by elicash 4mo ago
I misread your comment at first and thought you were insulting Simon Willison, rather than calling Claude Fable a bad developer, and so I'm commenting here to clarify it in case others also misread it. That first sentence threw me of
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by elicash 4mo ago
Here's the discussion we had about bootstrap 10 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11287413 (The underlying webpage is no longer around. But the HN discussion is.)
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by elicash 4mo ago
From the FAQ: > How are stories ranked? > The basic algorithm divides points by a power of the time since a story was submitted. Comments in threads are ranked the same way. Other factors affecting rank include user flags, anti-abuse
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by elicash 4mo ago
My wife is the primary user and frequently uses it when she works. She also travels with it and doesn’t mind occasional weird looks. I use it occasionally, either to watch movies or the content that Apple releases specifically for it.
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by elicash 4mo ago
HN Guidelines: "Be kind. Don't be snarky. [...] Don't be curmudgeonly. Thoughtful criticism is fine, but please don't be rigidly or generically negative. [...] Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of oth
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by elicash 4mo ago
I haven't had the chance to touch one yet. But the reviews seem to suggest the hardware doesn't "feel" cheap in the way a lot of low priced computers can. I can't vouch on whether it's true, but that's the
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by elicash 4mo ago
If you were to compare it to a painting or to the Grand Canyon or to the Northern Lights or like an act of kindness or a parent's love for their child or something, then I guess fine, not beautiful. But for an open source project it&#x
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by elicash 4mo ago
> In addition to the welcome message for incoming students, she has used her A.I. avatar to communicate with parents and alumni in languages she does not speak. She said she was working on creating a kind of hologram of herself that coul
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by elicash 4mo ago
The FT columnist/reporter, primarily, is lifting up this paper < https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6787638 > as his newsworthy hook. But his conclusion is that "the evidence consistently
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by elicash 4mo ago
If I were more -- or even at all -- versed in the geopolitics of the Andaman Islands, I may have found it more off-putting than I did. That's a fair enough point. If you're offended by this, that's understandable and I don&#x
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by elicash 4mo ago
I took it as rhetorical, not a literal call for violence. That said, I appreciate you noting their name as it gave me something to google/learn.
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by elicash 5mo ago
The Senate unanimously changed their rules last month to explicitly block senators and staff from engaging in prediction markets. https://news.bgov.com/bloomberg-government-news/senators-agr... The House has not (yet,
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by elicash 5mo ago
> I redid/improved... We are extending the fence in our backyard. However, getting rid of the parking means the project will likely detract from the value of the home. But since we don't have a car, let alone two, it makes sens
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by elicash 5mo ago
Most folks rent before they buy, and so they are aware of the hazards of renting.
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by elicash 5mo ago
"Larry will receive" answers your question. But elsewhere on their website, on the Submit a Case FAQ, they do say very clearly: "Will this cost me anything? No. FIRE is a charitable, non-profit organization and does not charg
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by elicash 5mo ago
I’ll cut against the grain here and say it’s ABSOLUTELY appropriate for taxpayers to pay the bill here. It’s pretty toxic that people don’t want to take responsibility for their own government in a democracy. In this case, it’s especially b
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by elicash 5mo ago
I think courts would likely see it as trash talk. In this trial, the judge wouldn't let the jury see it, given settlement discussions are not allowed into evidence.
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by elicash 5mo ago
Musk texted OpenAI's Brockman about a settlement two days before trial. So I take that to mean Musk wanted a settlement as primary goal, and that the threat to OpenAI's reputation was just an (unsuccessful) means to get what he wa
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by elicash 5mo ago
This reply implies it was his own usage (in fast mode): https://x.com/steipete/status/2055428360789016964
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by elicash 5mo ago
Just a few years before Claude, in 2019, there was that huge facetime audio bug.
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by elicash 5mo ago
It could also be the problem was that they tried to code it themselves instead of letting a computer do it. Like doing long division by hand instead of trusting a calculator.
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by elicash 5mo ago
Then we're in (2) and I'm hip and ahead of the curve!
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by elicash 5mo ago
Maybe I phrased it poorly, but I just mean the context for it changed as it became mainstream. I wouldn't say it's still "incel-speak."
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by elicash 5mo ago
That I, an old person, know what it means suggests that it has already gone from (1) the incel or whatever community usage, to (2) ironic usage by others, and then finally to (3) widespread usage entirely divorced from the original meaning.
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by elicash 5mo ago
Do you just mean the Monet at the top? I know little about art, but I assume impressionism. That, plus an Anthropic-like logo.

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