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by fouc 4mo ago
I'm a bit disappointed that Opus 4.6 wasn't in this because the tokenizer changed quite a bit from 4.7 onward. I was so annoyed by 4.7 that I've been forcing 4.6 ever since. I've been annoyed by 4.8 a bit too, so I have
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by fouc 4mo ago
tribalism, Us vs. Them, racism, patriotism/nationalism, etc all seem closely related. In terms of social life, and romantic life, it's interesting how heavily we rely on shared/common background, which tends to cause this clu
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by fouc 4mo ago
I think it would be reasonable to consider moving a company making large changes like that into some kind of probationary state, and automatically adjust the weights it has in the index as a result.
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by fouc 4mo ago
gotta have dock hiding & menu bar hiding & compact toolbar/tab settings for browser. only 80-90px of wasted height. The rest is web view. I can't think of any website I frequent having that fixed-position header either,
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by fouc 4mo ago
What's interesting about the older post is that all the sentences are long, compared to the current datacenter GPU post which contains lots of short sentences. But yeah, probably feels sucky to have your style analyzed for AI writing.
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by fouc 4mo ago
Sorry for the false positive! It's interesting that multiple people thought that line was AI generated. I think for me it was mainly the superlative "genuinely surprising" that made me wonder.
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by fouc 4mo ago
That line was the exact moment I also realized the post was AI written. I kept reading though, but I am left constantly guessing at which key details might be pure hallucinations.
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by fouc 4mo ago
> I think Framework's in a hard place with the Framework 12. Because it's an odd dimension, and because they wanted a full 360° hinge for tablet mode, they had to compromise on the display. Seems a bit weird that framework went
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by fouc 4mo ago
not exactly a dupe but definitely closely related.
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by fouc 4mo ago
>That’s not an accident; it was the point.
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by fouc 5mo ago
I wonder if interest in programming books is plummeting at this point.
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by fouc 5mo ago
think about how much faster it would've been with a small local model!
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by fouc 5mo ago
what if other people want to use that table? is it okay to move their laptop/bags off? I actually find it annoying if people put stuff on tables and then walk away for an hour or more, hogging a spot that could be used by others.
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by fouc 5mo ago
indicator of being detail oriented
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by fouc 5mo ago
I liked this article's definition of Full Self Driving (Level 4 autonomy), it is very clear - when Tesla directly takes on the legal liability for unsupervised driving.
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by fouc 5mo ago
Yeah that's what I was referring to, the last 10% takes 90% of the time. Or the difficulty of getting from five 9s to nine 9s. In this case the final 1% is 200x harder than getting to the initial 95%.
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by fouc 5mo ago
Interesting, this tech is already in some chinese EV car models since 3 years ago, so it's not super new.
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by fouc 5mo ago
Seems like HW3 has been pretty good since FSD v12.3+ came out. If we describe HW4 as 99% of the way to true FSD, then HW3 is probably 95% of the way. Though approaching 100% (maybe 2x the human standard) is going to be exponentially harder
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by fouc 5mo ago
technically it was called "Full Self Driving (BETA)" and then "Full Self Driving (Supervised)"
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by fouc 5mo ago
>Starting with 4 virtual cores and 8 GB vRAM, where the VM ran perfectly briskly with around 5 GB of memory used, I stepped down to 3 cores and 6 GB, to discover that memory usage fell to 3.9 GB and everything worked well. With just 2 co
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by fouc 6mo ago
I remember Friendster being very popular in parts of Latin America / Brazil and Philippines. I think you could definitely get a lot of users through the nostalgia factor.
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by fouc 6mo ago
I see x links frequently shared even in communities that have a quite a few people already on bluesky etc.
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by fouc 6mo ago
Modern linux kernel running cooperatively inside the Windows 9x kernel, sick!
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by fouc 6mo ago
Pi appears to be a reference to what is essentially an alternative to agent harnesses / CLI tools like Claude Code or Open Code [0]. I am curious what providers/models are you using in place of Claude's model? [0] https:&#x
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by fouc 6mo ago
Sounds like the Forth way.
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by fouc 6mo ago
I remember having a fun time with a line editor the one time I tried it, it felt very intuitive. I can't remember if it was 'ed' or forth-based variation though.
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by fouc 6mo ago
I'm a bit surprised the article makes no mention of Google's TurboQuant[0] introduced 26 days prior. Given that TurboQuant results in a 6x reduction in memory usage for KV caches and up to 8x boost in speed, this optimization is a
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by fouc 6mo ago
Or Firefox would still be using android's file system / upload process, which probably hands off the photos with geotags stripped already. I'm pretty sure this is what happens in the iPhone at least, so I'd imagine it is
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by fouc 6mo ago
Lol, he's probably not technically allowed to set that as a requirement in most places I would guess. Funny side quest to offer though.
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by fouc 6mo ago
It would be interesting to talk with a victorian-era chatbot, including victorian-era ethics. would be interesting to see how much divergence from modern era ethics it would have.

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