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by gessha 6mo ago
Can people make a soft assumption that if somebody went through the trouble of digging up an archive link, then access to the article is limited in some way?
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by gessha 6mo ago
Lawyers can give you a breakdown by the minute in some cases. A better example can be military contracting.
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by gessha 6mo ago
I’m processing some images(custom board game images -> JSON) with a common layout and basic structure and I exhausted my quota after just 30 images(pleb Pro account). I have 700 images to process… What I did instead is tune the prompt fo
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by gessha 6mo ago
I’ve been meaning to build something similar. I will report back once I have something to show. Thanks for sharing!
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by gessha 6mo ago
It lets you filter out interesting papers more quickly.
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by gessha 6mo ago
It would be funny if Alibaba extend the free trial on openrouter/Qwen 3.6 until they collect enough data to beat Anthropic.
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by gessha 6mo ago
Come on, Anthropic, I desperately need this better model to debug my print function /s
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by gessha 7mo ago
Running out of patriots as well.
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by gessha 7mo ago
But there’s so many good games out there. Check out Zachtronics/Coincidence.games for some cool examples. Walk to a bookstore and get one of their many sudoku/puzzle books. Check out the App Store for some puzzle games. Write your
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by gessha 7mo ago
Are you familiar with any systems that use collaborative filtering to distribute the work and the benefits among users?
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by gessha 7mo ago
I don’t think rules and regulations are popular nowadays
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by gessha 7mo ago
Bulgaria almost joined but negotiations broke through at the last moment and then Georgi Dimitrov passed away, killing the momentum.
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by gessha 7mo ago
Man, going to personal computing was a mistake, we should’ve stayed jacked to the mainframes /s
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by gessha 7mo ago
Unstoppable until you acquire a bunch of goats.
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by gessha 7mo ago
Real change starts with real pain. People aren’t interested in obsessively checking privacy settings in apps or disabling tracking everywhere and I don’t expect them to. Governments don’t protect them because of gestures widely at status q
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by gessha 7mo ago
I see people in this thread complain about the acquisition but the source code of uv is right there [1]. Fork it and move on. If ClosedAI enshittifies uv, gather with a bunch of other people and prop up a new version. [1] https:/&#x2F
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Is it Really Impossible To Cool A Datacenter In Space?(youtube.com)
2 points by gessha 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gessha 7mo ago
I know the whole package system across most languages is a dumpster fire but for Python, uv solves a lot of problems. uv init uv add unsloth uv run main.py % or whatever
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by gessha 7mo ago
> But my question is always, 'How much of that is genuine concern, and how much is just performative? Would getting an answer to this question change anything to your worldview? Personally, I feel sad when I see another person in di
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by gessha 7mo ago
I’ve been watching some storage and homelab-themed videos and I heard there’s a lot of optimizations you can do to lower power usage - spinning the disks down, turning the machine on for a limited time, etc.
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Easterlin Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by gessha 8mo ago|0 comments
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What European Union's "Managed Decline" story misses [video](youtube.com)
3 points by gessha 8mo ago|0 comments
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by gessha 8mo ago
“there's a specter haunting my LLM”
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by gessha 8mo ago
You forget the step where the company and investors try their best to kill any competition that eats into the margins. After they have their niche by the balls, they enshittify the product as much as the users are willing to tolerate and th
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by gessha 8mo ago
Jeremy Kun's A Programmer's Introduction to Mathematics is also a good one.
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Fluxer – FOSS instant messaging and VoIP platform(fluxer.app)
1 points by gessha 8mo ago|0 comments
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by gessha 8mo ago
The Computer History Museum [1] has a YouTube channel where they post interesting interviews. You can pitch it to them. [1] https://computerhistory.org/
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by gessha 8mo ago
Figure cited is what the company gets charged, not what the student gets. I’m fairly familiar with what gets thrown at students :(
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by gessha 8mo ago
The Apple Watch has an interesting vibration-based navigation. Assume you’re going straight and if it vibrates you have to turn left or right. Additionally, it has specific vibration patterns for left and right so you don’t have to look at
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by gessha 8mo ago
Not to be cynical about it BUT a few safety papers a year with proper support is totally within the capabilities of a single PhD student and it costs about 100-150k to fund them through a university. Not saying that’s what Anthropocene does

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