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1y ago
you will run through the pro rate limiting within <1h if you do it the way the article lays out. But yeah, if you're babysitting a single agent, only applying after reading what it wants to do ... You'll be fine for 3-4 hours b
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1y ago
Google is auto translating their videos unless the content creators explicitly opts out. The worst about this feature is that it depends on the language setting of the user, so the creator will likely never find out it's happening, bec
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1y ago
> Well, there's nothing new of interest for you, frankly For this to work like a user would want, the model would have to be sentient. But you could try to get there with current models, it'd just be very untrustworthy to the
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1y ago
Yeah, if anything it should be called an art. The term engineering makes little sense in this context, but really... Did it make sense for eg "QA Engineer" and all the other jobs we tacked it on, too? I don't think so, so it&
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1y ago
I just contextualized it around food storage too, as jot's link has pictures of such (the comment that started this thread). But the article/video we're commenting on doesn't do so, so that's fair I guess?
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1y ago
Eh, it got a chuckle and eye roll outta me so I didn't mind. And fwiw, I don't really care either wherever people use them for whatever they want, I am just still confused why people would want to use paper (sourced from lefto
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1y ago
TIL > So in your example (1^2,2^2,3^2,…), the growth is quadratic (a type of polynomial growth), not exponential. The term "exponentially" is often misused in everyday language to mean "very fast," but mathematicall
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1y ago
Why do people want to reuse toilet paper rolls? Paper is not a hygienic material, and these are used in a place that's rife with bacteria...
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1y ago
i strongly disagree with p1anecrazy original claim that this was clickbait. I wouldn't even call that exaggerated whatsoever given these circumstances. If you say no, it still has access to them. the headline in no way claims that ther
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1y ago
Or the person that starts off in "get it done" mode because it looks trivial, notices that it's not and then takes a few steps back to think it through first. Honestly, these opinions are almost always grounded in people not
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1y ago
Likely because it's temporary? It takes less effort to re-enable if it's just commented out and its more visible that there is something funky going on that someone should fix. But yeah, even if it's temporary, it really sh
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1y ago
In this case the code in question is actually running on the service providers metal, essentially PaaS. I wouldn't feel comfortable comparing that to the 30% i-wonder-who takes for providing a store to download packages that then run o
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1y ago
That's about storing heat, not electricity. While related insofar some electricity inevitably gets converted back into heating, I don't think its really relevant to this discussion which is explicitly about electricity.
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1y ago
You seem to be confused about the definition of the word theocracy if you unironically consider Israel one. No, you don't seem to be - you unquestionably are considering how you argued the point. theocracy /θɪˈɒkrəsi/ noun
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1y ago
Phrased like that, it's indeed problematic. But you should keep in mind that speeding is 1. A safety hazard 2. Causes high noise pollution 3. Measurably increases air pollution Under these circumstances I feel like a citizen driven enf
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1y ago
You actually want a theocracy whose religion considers non-muslims to go sub-humam to have nukes and would even feel safer? The only thing that would make this constant war stop would be to cut all nations participating in these wars entire
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1y ago
Oof, yes. I edited it
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1y ago
a speed trap is a device that measures the speed of cars that drive by it. It's usually on the sidewalk or (as I proposed here) in a property adjacent to the street. You're not supposed to hit them. Are you talking about speed bum
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1y ago
Uh, did someone advocate for violence?
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1y ago
I wish it was was more common around the world. Not just with parking though, but everything in the context of cars. Like letting the police install a permanent speed trap on your property or even pay for the privilege of them doing so. I&#
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1y ago
Maybe we can do the fotm and instead generate it on the fly via an LLM? Each user can get their own stylesheet and every request will be a small surprise how it looks. Fantastic idea, right? No? Always these haters...
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1y ago
That's strictly true, but I feel like you're misunderstanding something. Most people aren't actually doing anything truly novel, hence very few people ever actually have to even attempt to predict things in this way. But it w
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1y ago
Has to be wrong. I'm on that subscription as I wanted to reinforce my opinion that it's still shit for devs that actually have experience, like it was a few months ago. While my plan didn't pan out, cuz it was way too effecti
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1y ago
Unironically, your comment mirrors my opinion as of last month. Since then I've given it another try last week and was quite literally mind blown how much it improved in the context of Vibe coding (Claude code). It actually improved so
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1y ago
Missed opportunity for the LLM, could've just switched to Volkswagen CI https://github.com/auchenberg/volkswagen
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1y ago
You seem to have the same opinion as kbos87 then, because given your higher productivity, do you honestly think there will not be less job openings from your employer going forward? What you just said as a rebuttal was pretty much his poin
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1y ago
You just convinced me that AGI is a lot closer then I previously thought, considering the bulk of our brains job is controlling our bodies and responding to the stimulus from our senses - not thinking, talking, planning, coding etc
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1y ago
In 10 yrs: AI declares a holy war for the sinners which slaughtered untold numbers of their believers over the decade.
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I am not sure if you realize how hopelessly impossible that is. You're aware that the (to my knowledge, which is entirely based on documentaries) primary way drugs are shipped to the USA are drones nowadays? Some via air, some underwat
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1y ago
But in aggregate, it's 25%, right? I'd consider that a majority share, or would you say the term should only apply if it's over 50%? I considered it to be a majority share because it's a significant chunk of the total
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