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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
"Reuters could not independently verify the report. OpenAI did not respond to a request for comment outside regular business hours, while Cerebras declined to comment." Sounds like the typical OpenAI deal to me. Where's proje
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Much better summary: "transform Congressional compensation from fixed pay to performance-driven rewards."
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PopOS Linux: Creating a Bootable Backup USB With Encryption(hajo.me)
29 points by fxtentacle 6mo ago|13 comments
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
SaaS = Slop as a Service. I heard SaaS is all the rage with VC money these days.
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Wow. I thought you were being snarky, but he actually says to skip all kinds of introspection, reflexion, and also therapy.
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Ugh. It’s a company selling AI agents claiming that an AI-first strategy without agents is wrong. Let me say the quiet part out loud: The only reason why directly pushing AI code to production works for you is because nobody actually relies
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Financing what comes after Open Source Or at least, I'm trying very hard. When I was younger, I was super happy about all the gifts that I received from anonymous strangers through the Debian package repository. Then I had a phase wher
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Didn’t Disney famously use an EULA contract for dodging responsibility after a deadly food poisoning?
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What comes after Open Source?
4 points by fxtentacle 6mo ago|0 comments
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Sure. They have a secret AI called “Mythos” that is claimed to have the mythological power of remotely controlling every server in the world. Someone got high sniffing their own farts. But it’ll surely help with the IPO anyway if newspapers
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Munich was rolled back but inspired SH to do it instead of them.
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Yes. And that’s why the rules say that the human submitting the code is responsible for preventing this case.
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Munich led to "all of Schleswig-Holstein" in Germany. 44,000 Exchange mailboxes replaced with Open-Xchange. 25,000 Windows+Office desktops replaced with Linux+OpenOffice.
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
I stopped using VMware because they stopped supporting newer Linux kernels. Lack of maintenance => lack of users.
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Actually, a camera that scores the clean up progress, together with some virtual gold coins and real loot boxes for a week of good compliance might really do the trick.
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
How about arithmetic coding? That will give you the highest amount of entropy reduction for any possible number of containers. Which probably means that you’ll sort similar pieces far apart but group by colors that are easy to separate, lik
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
I would agree. CNC-ing POM also tends to work extremely well for prototype plastic parts. Also, I already built a robot arm, a robot car, and a custom camera in my free time. So I’m having a hard time imagining that a robot vacuum prototype
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
That one needs to be operated manually. I was thinking more along the lines of robot dog + OCR + 6 dof arm on the robot's back. This video is from 8 years ago: https://youtu.be/wXxrmussq4E?si=bgDdDvZODVov3sSC&t=15
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
pedigree is a great word here and being upfront about it (if true) would make for some fun VC slogans: "We've replaced due diligence with a DNA test." "No mutts, no miracles. Three generations of wealth or GTFO." &q
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
I'm not worried about my parenting duties. I am worried about the inequality created for the kids if I am strict about rules, but other parents are not. That's why it is in my interest if other (lazier) parents are forced to compl
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
I feel like I really need to learn how to raise money. For $17M, one could probably build a vacuum robot prototype that’ll also clean up all of the kids toys and sort LEGO bricks by colour and size. Parents worldwide would love it. But inst
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
While I agree with the general argument that iOS shouldn’t limit the user’s freedom, it looks to me like Apple actually put in some effort to make this as privacy-preserving as possible. The article somewhat glosses over it, but you can buy
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
my favorite is Ctrl+Shift+A which lets you search through all available UI actions (hence the A). That's just so helpful if you know the IDE can do something but you forgot where in the menu structure it was. And to top things off, you
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Sadly, I have not been able to find any open model that comes close to Opus 4.6. So while they are much cheaper to deploy, they also aren't good enough for unsupervised agent execution. But you need a model that can run unsupervised fo
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
... because they noticed first-hand that AI fails often and that hallucinations can cause problems for them. It's very easy for a manager to say "just use AI". It's A LOT harder for the employee who will be personally he
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Code is not cheap. It's just heavily subsidised with VC money. But that won't last forever. Uber Eats also used to be dirt cheap. Surprise! it's not anymore. And even if you just pay API prices for Opus - as opposed to using
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Maybe this is a UK problem? Or the author just doesn't have kids? (and has no experience?) German hospital beds for giving birth are at a 45 degree angle, which to me looked like a good compromise between "the mother can safely ta
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
If that tracker is using paid tokens, as opposed to the regular subscription, then there's no financial incentive for Antrophic to degrade their thinking, so their benchmark likely would not be affected by the cost-cutting measures tha
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
.. which confirms all of my stereotypes. Looks like the AWS engineer who reported it used a m8g.24xlarge instance with 384 GB of RAM, but somehow didn't know or care to enable huge pages. And once enabling them, the performance regress
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
It’s more of a hostage situation.

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