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691.
by fragmede 3mo ago
It's an engineering vs science question, and we've solved the practical but not the theoretical. LLMs being non-deterministic is another one of those things.
692.
by fragmede 3mo ago
One of the best things one of me mates from high school did for me, is buy himself a BMW. The amount of problems and money he had to deal with helped me realize I didn't actually want a BMW, they're just nice to look at.
693.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Yeah, I met Radio when he was at MIT. He got a black badge from Defcon for it.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Yeah. I ran a hand crimped cat-5 Ethernet run to my office and speed tested it, and it turns out my wifi is faster, according to speed.cloudflare.com. Haven't had a chance to debug that yet, but there's a switch and some other wir
695.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Yet, no one's taken Cursor's fastrender to production.
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US lawmakers investigate DoorDash's use of Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.6 model(scmp.com)
11 points by fragmede 3mo ago|4 comments
697.
by fragmede 3mo ago
In terms of engines, Fastrender, by cursor, is AI generated in rust. Don't know why no one's picked that up and run with it yet.
698.
by fragmede 3mo ago
I'm trying to say that it's all advertising. What's interesting is the technical substance. Judge the post by the signal-to-noise ratio, not by whether the company had a marketing incentive to publish it.
699.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Interesting! It's counterbalanced though, so why does it go up if the brakes fail in a fire? That's counterintuitive.
700.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Wouldn't that be more of a negative feedback loop? My signals and systems class was a long time ago, but a system that throttles to extremes is negative, not positive feedback.
701.
by fragmede 3mo ago
It's funny but a corporate death penalty, where executives had a lifetime ban of ever being an executive in a company ever again would go a long way.
702.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Get something like the M-brio midi CC controller and have it output keyboard keys into the terminal.
703.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Why not use Opus 5?
704.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Good thing we have those!
705.
by fragmede 3mo ago
also someone made https://youtube-dj.com/
706.
by fragmede 3mo ago
The other unknowable question is: Would Harris have bombed Iran?
707.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Mechanical empathy
708.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Oh no! Marketing! Whatever shall we do‽
709.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Oh no! An advertisement! Whatever shall we do‽
710.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Somewhat. The trade off is it can be made more complex at the cost of its simplicity. You can argue that some of those tradeoffs don't in fact have to be made because it's not on the Pareto frontier, eg generics, but we'd hav
711.
by fragmede 3mo ago
It comes down to cost. A tailor could, for, say $4,000, replicate any piece of clothing you own, down to going to the fashion district and finding matching fabric and use the same process to transfer any pattern to the new garment. That&#x2
712.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Not exactly. In 2008 there was a huge scandal where melamine was in baby's milk, so it isn't always what it is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Chinese_milk_scandal
713.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Yes. We can go into a whole history lesson and you can call me naive some more if it makes you feel bigger but doesn't seem like fun. To go back to my original point, a strong American government is a good thing in the places where it
714.
by fragmede 3mo ago
ssh to funky.nondeterministic.computer for some similar fun.
715.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Yes it totally just becomes a numbers game. Setup W 5-g hotspots for $X dollars vs setting up Y 802.11 hotspots for $Z dollars.
716.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Exactly. Getting other people to behave a certain way is different from a team going off and doing something, like marine cloud brightening to raise the Earth's albedo.
717.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Telling of what? I imagine if you're running around like eg Ronaldo would be during a game, it doesn't matter how air conditioned the space is, he'd still need to hydrate, on account of all the running that happens. I'm
718.
by fragmede 3mo ago
it's hard enough that someone else having done and open-sourcing makes it easier for anyone else that wants it. It means you don't have to do that work.
719.
by fragmede 3mo ago
So?
720.
by fragmede 3mo ago
The other take is Manna, by Marshall Brain. His site's down right now, so here's someone's pdf. https://milweesci.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/2/4/13247648/mannap...

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