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by elif 7mo ago
I seriously doubt there is a country on earth which lacks the capability to detect an aircraft carrier's presence in the Mediterranean sea. We are not talking about stealth vehicles.
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by elif 7mo ago
alright so the git history goes back 4 days. I learned about nemoclaw 5 days ago here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL2lMpLjxWA but it was reported 8 days ago here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=345Gsxn
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by elif 7mo ago
Then give your agent its own name, its own accounts, and let it push things out without your name.
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by elif 7mo ago
Sorry to be the one to inform you that we edit history in git. There has been reporting on nemoclaw for the last couple weeks. Are you supposing that journalists were writing about software that hadn't even been designed?
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by elif 7mo ago
I kind of hope nemoclaw uptake and spark usage pushes ARM into the spotlight for LLM development, making it the primary release target rather than x86. This could be the opening we need to wrangle a truly opensource-first ecosystem away fro
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by elif 7mo ago
People who did not like the situation in the middle east did not vote for trump thinking it would improve things. Because we have a true dichotomy I don't think it's reasonable to assume that trump had any sort of "policy&quo
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by elif 7mo ago
More likely the primary purpose is production and support contracts.
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by elif 7mo ago
Nano medium must have been run when the servers were on fire
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by elif 7mo ago
I don't think there was as much pushback about his policy as much as there was discontent with an economic slowdown and a somewhat ironic (considering where we find ourselves) frustration with his age.
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by elif 7mo ago
1000 lbs is not a lot of troops
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by elif 7mo ago
For 1000lb of payload https://www.twz.com/air/new-hypersonic-strike-recon-aircraft...
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by elif 7mo ago
Not a substantial enough speed increase to powerfully deter air defenses. I guess the idea is that you ground transport it past air defenses and accomplish objectives?
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by elif 7mo ago
"unexpected" only because the agencies responsible for forecasting are partisan yes men.
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by elif 7mo ago
Agree with this take for the most part. Vibe coding is bad enough with an engineer in charge. Without a computer science background or engineering experience it's way too easy to go off the rails. The exception would obviously be all t
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by elif 7mo ago
Users
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by elif 7mo ago
I'm all for upholding international law and holding tyrants to justice. I am also in favor of the US Constitution's separation of powers. I would be equally pissed if Netanyahu died at the expense of rule of law.
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by elif 7mo ago
Yes nothing says "safety of American democracy" like building custom models for spies to know everything about everyone
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by elif 8mo ago
One could just as easily argue hunching over your desk staring at your computer has neurological implications. My favorite way to vibe code is by voice while in the hot tub. Rest AND focus AND build.
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by elif 8mo ago
It's the same thing. Quantize your parameters? "Bigger" model runs faster. MOE base model distillation? "Bigger" model runs as smaller model. There is no gain for anyone anywhere by reducing parameter count overall
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by elif 8mo ago
I'm all for well founded arguments against premature AGI empowerment.. But what I'm replying to, and the vast majority of the AI denial I see, is rooted in a superficial, defensive, almost aesthetic knee jerk rejection of unimport
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by elif 8mo ago
And AI denial makes you annoying. Your preference is no more substantial than people saying "I would never read a book on a screen! It's so much more interesting on paper" There's nothing wrong with having pretentious st
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by elif 8mo ago
You're confused. If you hype AI here you lose karma.
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by elif 8mo ago
Only in HN comments will you get down voted for making a fair and scoped claim about your personal experience with AI.
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by elif 8mo ago
The same moat that git had on svn, a better mental paradigm over the same fundamental system, more suited to how SWE changed over a decade.
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by elif 8mo ago
“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted.” George Orwell (1984)
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by elif 8mo ago
Dooming the workplace is peter thiel's stated position, as he attempts to crash the currency to better control the future corporate economy
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by elif 8mo ago
it's edging into the intersection to get a better view on the camera. it's further than you would normally pull out, but it will NOT pull into traffic.
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by elif 8mo ago
Here you go HN commenters. Last month when I made the observation that "from what I've read recently, I've started to get the impression that the explosion in mental health problems (depression, autism rates etc) has more to
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by elif 8mo ago
Why am I not surprised that a blog was written about LLM coding going from 20% to 80% useful, yet all of the HN comments are still nit picking about some negative details rather than building positive ideas toward some progress... Is the pr
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by elif 9mo ago
Maybe the denigration of the award process should be the basis for revoking the award in question

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