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by eterm 8mo ago
And by "Deleted immediately" they might mean they delete the image but keep the hash.
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by eterm 8mo ago
It is the failure mode of incorrect trust that has changed. Previously you might get burned with some bad information or incorrect data or get taken in by a clever hoax once in a while. Now you get overwhelmed by regurgitation, which itself
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by eterm 8mo ago
Worked for me in firefox, my best is 2 strokes, the hole in 1 is proving difficult.
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by eterm 8mo ago
Have you considered picking a new name for a different concept? Or have ctrl+o cycle between "Info, Verbose, Trace"? Or give us full control over what gets logged through config? Ideally we would get a new tab where we could pick
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by eterm 8mo ago
That's what ethics are. If you don't make sacrifices for them they aren't ethics they're just conveniences.
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by eterm 8mo ago
I use that a lot, but I find it is useful to avoid purity spirals. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purity_spiral ) I didn't see it as closing down discussion, so I'll be mindful of that in future. There is a
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by eterm 8mo ago
Companies do it with email unsubscribe categories to, which is skirting laws for sure.
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by eterm 8mo ago
These days there is Winget which I'd rather use than either of those.
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by eterm 8mo ago
It's the opposite of free, it's valuable . Even for features that stay on the cutting-room floor. Especially for features that stay on the cutting-room floor.
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by eterm 8mo ago
Wayback machine has nothing for this site before today, and article is "last updated Jan 29". A benchmark like this ought to start fresh from when it is published. I don't entirely doubt the degradation, but the choice of whe
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by eterm 8mo ago
4. The graph starts January 8. Why January 8? Was that an outlier high point? IIRC, Opus 4.5 was released late november.
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by eterm 8mo ago
I'm in a similar but more ridiculous reason. My reasonably modern hardware should support windows 11, but I get "disk not supported" because apparently I once picked the "wrong" bootloader? I can't be arsed, if
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by eterm 8mo ago
Much greater than now, given the open discoverability of the original post here, versus the walled-off content we have today, locked away in discord servers and the like. Furthermore, the act of replying to that post will have bumped it rig
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by eterm 9mo ago
When I once had that happen in a really bad way, I discovered I had written something wildly incorrect into the readme. It has a habit of trusting documentation over the actual code itself, causing no end of trouble. Check your claude.md fi
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by eterm 9mo ago
That is a well recognised part of the LLM cycle. A model or new model version X is released, everyone is really impressed. 3 months later, "Did they nerf X?" It's been this way since the original chatGPT release. The answer i
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by eterm 9mo ago
Indeed, increasing the incentive for companies to reject ( and then sometimes silently fix anyway ) even the valid reports would only increase further misery for everyone.
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by eterm 9mo ago
Thanks, it would be fascinating to repeat that today, a lot has changed since 2022 especially with respect to consistency of longer term outcomes.
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by eterm 9mo ago
Reading more I'm a little disappointed that the write-up has seemingly leant so heavily on LLMs too, because it detracts credibility from the study itself.
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by eterm 9mo ago
This makes me think LLMs would be interesting to set up in a game of Diplomacy, which is an entirely text-based game which soft rather than hard requires a degree of backstabbing to win. The findings in this game that the "thinking&quo
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by eterm 9mo ago
So, this link is actually 5 days old, if you hover the "2 hours ago" you'll see the date 5 days ago. HN second-chance pool shenanigans.
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by eterm 9mo ago
There was one much more successful EV, although it too was niche: The UK had "perhaps 40,000 milk floats" in the 1970s and 1980s before supermarkets took over as primary milk distributors. ( https://zavanak.com/tra
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by eterm 9mo ago
If only there were some kind of international system of standard units.
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by eterm 9mo ago
Right, but 3+ hours of top speed per month is a lot, 80 seconds isn't. Your cap is over 150 times that equivalent. If you had an 80 second hard cap, you couldn't even download that 20GB video.
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by eterm 9mo ago
That's kind of my point, ISPs use that max speed in their advertising when it isn't really relevant, especially if it hits your cap in a minute or two.
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by eterm 9mo ago
Business rates are a devolved matter, Scotland set their own rates.
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by eterm 9mo ago
I always think by law any ISP that advertises speed and a has a cap must express the cap in terms of the advertised speed. So telcos can advertise "Up to 200Mbps" for their package. But then if they have a 2GB cap, they also need
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by eterm 9mo ago
Nice one, thanks!
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by eterm 9mo ago
The lichess one might be in "multi-line" mode
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by eterm 9mo ago
I can't remember the artist but there's a fun song about how they used to pick up second hand LPs really cheap and then they got popular and too expensive, then discovered second hand CDs are really cheap now. Frank turner-ish vib
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by eterm 9mo ago
It's a shame, because there may well be a kernel of truth to some of it, but it's dipped so deep in LLMage that it taints the rest.

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