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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> pursue my original passion in architecture Do it! You have the knowledge, you have the interest, you now have confirmation someone else was able to do it, so can you! No time to wait, just jump in and start planning, then execute! I do
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Houdini (VFX/3D tool), virtually unchallenged in some of its domains, it's basically visual programming. Very basic what you'd do inside of Houdini when working with it (with screenshots): https://www.sidefx.com&#x
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Technically, it seems to have three different paradigms that it exposes: > Procedural/Event-based/Declarative - These three snippets achieve the same thing in different ways. One repeatedly asks the button if it is pressed; one
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> Constant context switching takes the joy out of work and prevents you from getting into a flow state. I hope someone figures out the solution. Don't do that if it bothers you? My best experience for "agent produces good code
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Also, lots of them seemingly read emails themselves, or at least have their secretaries forward emails written by passionate people to them, as I've also gotten replies to a bunch of emails from people I didn't expect such involve
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> Presumably agents can both help maintaining/mediating such communication What happens in practice, is that people use agents to write such communication down, don't review it, and then the wrong information persists, and futu
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
I think this blog post might be a "reply" of sorts to Anthropic's tweet from some days earlier? > On ARC-AGI-3, an evaluation where AI models must solve novel problems, Opus 5’s score is three times as high as the next bes
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
The whole "Stage this hunk [y,n,q,a,d,k,K,j,J,g,/,e,p,P,?]?" line is pretty intimidating, but I urge anyone who still wants to understand git and be able to (themselves) use it effectively, to do "?" when you see it
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> Yeah, we did the same thing when designing our house almost ten years ago now, using a HTC Vive running https://irisvr.com/prospect/ Coincidentally enough, author of the submission ended up calling their thing &qu
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Apollo was for users, reddit main purpose isn't for the user anymore. How would they get rid of r/all with all the 3rd party clients around? Much harder when you don't control the full experience.
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Strange, I have a iPhone 12 Mini and can definitely see a "Vehicle Motion Cues" setting under the "Vision > Motion" part of Settings. Maybe it depends on the Region? I'm in Europe if that matters.
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
These tools literally can only do what you give them access to, give them access to general tools like a linux shell and they can access to everything that comes with that obviously. The security industry figured out sandboxing and isolatio
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
That first statement is great, because it's generic and self-defensive enough to apply regardless of what happens in the future. If current LLMs with small modifications to the architecture does lead to AGI, they're clearly not &q
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> They should shut them down immediately then investigate. Yeah, I don't understand either. If there was a "hitman for hire" service on the clearweb, the police would shut it down first, then ask questions. Now we have a h
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
How on earth is not the police involved at this point to literally pull the plug on the unethical OpenAI security experiments?! This is bananas, a company is effectively telling the world they're unable to safely contain their experime
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> A random Western today or a random Roman then? Probably better to compare "A random Italian" rather than "A random Westerner", the Americans and other car-focused cultures kind of drag down the average a bit too muc
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
You could at least read the tagline or something, before leaving low-effort comments. Im a big fan of Obsidian, use it every day, but if Im looking for something "backed by Markdown and HTML" then obviously its not even an alterna
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> The architecture is reproducible But what's the point of even saying that? Of course it is, otherwise how is it supposed to run in the runtimes? You cannot release model weights that others can run, without also releasing the mode
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Care to enlighten the rest of us how this is at all related to the submission? Is it because it's AI it is "destroying human everyday life experience"? Seems this company is trying to find a healthier (and better) way of usin
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> You can't rebuild it from scratch > It's entirely reproducible from the available documentation You have a very interesting understanding of "reproducibility", I'll give you that :) But even with that, there
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Timing of When Ingredients Are Added to Recipes(old.reddit.com)
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Email would indeed be fitting for K3 running on a M1 Mac, as it'd take days/weeks to receive a response, which matches with my real-world emailing experience pretty well.
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Better questions, how many ESP32s would it take to reach 1 tok/s decoding speed with K3?
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
It does say that it only works in contiguous US (so no Alaska nor Hawaii nor "abroad" :D ), but seems it also works in Bahamas, for some reason, which as far as I know, isn't part of the contiguous US (yet?).
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
I wonder if people said the same when compilers first appeared in the software development scene. > the whole LLM premise runs on one little assumption that they ll improve indefinitely. you are forgetting the law of diminishing returns
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Considering that in Feb 2026 ( https://support.apple.com/en-us/126348 ) Claude wasn't mentioned even once, 4 sure sounds like "lots" compared to nothing :) But you're right, it's subjective ultim
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
> do install its ("minor") security updates Yeah, I thought so too, but surprise surprise; some months ago one of the "minor" updates "broke" ("upgraded") something that made my CI/CD setup st
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
If the model works correctly, you don't need to include the model name in the training process. You just add in the system prompt "You are X, trained by Y" and the model will claim to be that. That also allows users to "
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Same thing happens almost every release. I've stopped updating my Mac machine until I see something in the release notes I literally have to have in order to continue doing macOS/iOS builds, otherwise I'm staying on the versi
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by embedding-shape 3mo ago
That's so nice of the good fellas at Google, if only every for-profit company was ever so gentle and considerate of the public at large.

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