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by embedding-shape 19d ago
This assumes the "tuning" (I assume you mean fine-tuning?) is lossless, which it isn't.
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
Simulation games in general reached a whole other level with VR, just the added depth perception makes it impossible to go back to "flat" screens again. The degree of freedom to move your head to look around is underrated as well.
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
Whatever is easiest to legislate and most people agree on, as long as there is at least one wringable neck.
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
To me they're different, one I'd put mostly in the "automation" category (Factorio), the other base-building/defense. You have units you can control for example, in From Glory To Goo, and it's quite literally a
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
> What is everyone’s favorite RTS right now? Hobby / non-competitive "From Glory To Goo" is a small indie RTS+tower defense+base building+automation which has great value for its price. WARNO is pretty great nowadays, if y
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
Trying to help you understand that Canada does not have "low salary" just because it's lower than NYC/SV, since apparently your software engineer buddies live an upper middle class life on software salaries, how "lo
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
AKA "divide and conquer", how we programmers been fighting ever bigger and more complex problems since probably forever.
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
But isn't he taking all the costs into account, that created the experience? Rather than just literally the inference/serving infrastructure? Bananas way of calculating things if so, doesn't match reality at all.
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
> The idea of removing model training from your costs is a little wild tbh. Yeah, I didn't believe they'd claim something like that. But yes indeed, from the article: > Anthropic's gross margins are above 80% before acc
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
Does things like that even matter anymore? Lots of things shouldn't be what they are, and vice-versa, yet no one seem to do anything. If Microsoft listens to the demands of XCorp, then that's the reality, regardless of what courts
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
> Anecdotally most of my friends in Latin and South America live upper middle class on software salaries And your North American friends do not? Please. The commonality is that software engineers all across the globe live pretty great, c
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by embedding-shape 19d ago
Money is just a tool to get what you actually want, the goal itself shouldn't be "more money", unless you want to miserable, because that hole you feel never gets filled by shoveling more money down it.
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
Yeah, strong evidence for what parent says is correct. Been my experience as well, especially with local (smaller) models but also SOTA. The less instructions you have, the better they get at following them. Conflicting instructions is like
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
If pay and money is the only thing you care about then yeah. But for the rest of us, none of the places are "the worst place to work in tech" as long as you're in the northern hemisphere. Take a look at what the pay is in Chi
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
Feels like this is based on the idea that any model is interchangeable with any other, while all of them are better at some stuff, worse at some stuff. Besides, the modern concept of "agent" is what, some year old? Bit fast to oss
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
I think users implicitly consent to their public data being public data when they put it in public together with other public data. How I view that public data they decided to make public data, is none of their business.
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
Transformation . Taking something someone else made and showing it as-is, bypassing their own restrictions: No no. Taking something someone else made, modify it or use parts of it in some bigger thing or completely change it: Fine, if you
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Trump Jr.'S Wedding Was Bankrolled by Russian Oligarch Close to Putin(propublica.org)
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
> Why do we put up with it? You let it happen. Once people stop letting it happen, it'll stop. But social media is apparently the new "opium of the masses" so here we are and no one wants to do anything.
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
> Most search engines support the use of the Boolean operators AND, OR and NOT to help end users refine the search query. Boolean operators are for literal searches that allow the user to refine and extend the terms of the search https:
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
It would make sense if they actually had seen GP being distracted from the activity itself because they overthink about it. Here though, we're on a forum, explicitly designed for conversing and discussing things, and they're assum
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
> Which is also what I said? Well, "spain in winter when it is still warm" would not be "when that place is the warmest" in my mind. No foul, no harm though :)
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
Seems you're right. They have done this in the past though, so wouldn't exactly be a surprise. Here is what the "free speech" platform have censored previously on GitHub: > X Corp. employs various technical protection
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
> There is no reason for xcancel to exist A bit like your comment. It's possible that other people you want to read, are using a platform you don't want to use. Have this perhaps never happened to you, even once?
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
Heh, fitting! Personally, at 4 in the morning in a warehouse, I'd probably claim DJ is a God rather than the opposite :)
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
In some places, it definitely is, we go skiing in Spain in the winter :) Besides, even around Barcelona we get snow every 6-7 years, although it's not like in the north of the world exactly.
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
Well, your way makes no sense, I visit cold places when they're the warmest (their summer) and make sure to stay home in the summer when it's the warmest. Almost like some people prefer a "cold" life and others a "w
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
And a band, and a company, and a .... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinesis Do you think it's likely someone goes looking for the real-time data processing platform, lands on this GitHub and gets confused?
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
As a person who emigrated from Scandinavia to the Iberian Peninsula, birds are not the only ones indeed :) Most of the German/British tourists seem to come during the summer though, in contrast to the tourist birds who come during wint
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by embedding-shape 20d ago
Never went to a Phish show, but now you got my interest up :) I'm mostly coming from the electronic music scene, in various capacities, and pretty much the same feeling and senses exposed in those, even in more "artificial" m

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