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by girvo 2y ago
I mean in some ways that is what modern predictive text is, right? I watch others rely on it incredibly heavily, no correcting mistakes at all just rely on the autocorrect to solve it, and it works well Or swipe-typing, as another version o
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by girvo 2y ago
And all of the ones ModRetro is publishing! https://modretro.com/collections/games
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by girvo 2y ago
You absolutely can run an ad-blocker.
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by girvo 2y ago
I've preordered the Core Time 2, I'm so incredibly excited that you've resurrected Pebble like this! My only hope is that you can bring the Time Round back in some form: Mine is unfortunately dead, and they're very diffi
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by girvo 2y ago
They loaded instantly for me, but I'm on Firefox with a 5600X + RTX 4070 with a 1GB/s down internet connection
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by girvo 2y ago
No one is going to stop him, and everyone keeps complying, so yes he is allowed to do that.
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by girvo 2y ago
Mine went wayyy back to 2013, so I'm not sure its recent comments per se.
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by girvo 2y ago
Okay that last one is phenomenal hahaha
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by girvo 2y ago
> You've asked about building a homebrew computer in 2013, and we're still waiting for the 'Show HN' post. Moore's Law has changed less than your project timeline. > Your journey from PHP to OCaml suggests you
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by girvo 2y ago
Well not so much built different as "permanently damaged his senses" Its semi-common in chemists. Unrelated note: concentrated formic acid does indeed kind of smell like an ant sting, and dear god does it hurt.
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by girvo 2y ago
It was definitely the case prior, though, so you're not completely off base :)
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by girvo 2y ago
> In node projects, having more dependencies is usually seen as an asset, not a liability Not in anywhere I've worked for the past ~decade...
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by girvo 2y ago
Which is still the funniest and most interesting result in AI so far IMO. Fascinating, but sort of makes intuitive sense too!
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by girvo 2y ago
Checked exceptions as an idea are great (Nim’s usage of something similar is excellent) but yeah Javas particular implementation was annoying and easy to avoid, so most did.
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by girvo 2y ago
I completely agree with your point, but it’s hundreds of millions of cases and ~10 million deaths I thought
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by girvo 2y ago
The right wing party will take power in Australia shortly too, for similar idiotic reasons.
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by girvo 2y ago
Well, for buying Monero to buy drugs online right?
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by girvo 2y ago
That's certainly the case for myself, too, though I've got roughly two fewer decades in this than yourself! But typing throughput has never been my major bottleneck. Refactoring is basically never just straight code transforms, an
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by girvo 2y ago
The loops and constant useless changes drive me nuts haha
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by girvo 2y ago
Similar to my love of KomodoEdit/IDE. Being built on XUL was fascinating to me as a Firefox die hard, web tech powered the UI which made it easy to hack on, and I still reckon it was the best most advanced editor for PHP at the time.
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by girvo 2y ago
Pull this off with such modest resources, including using ChatGPT itself for its RL inputs. It’s quite smart, and doesn’t disagree with your point that there is no moat per se, but without those frontier models and their outputs there is no
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by girvo 2y ago
Only various distillations are available for most people’s hardware, and they’re quite obviously not as good as actual R1 in my testing.
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by girvo 2y ago
For the same reason people jailbreak western models. It’s fun to bypass restrictions.
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by girvo 2y ago
Ah that is excellent to know, I appreciate it!
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by girvo 2y ago
With the benefit of a much improved battery life compared to a lot of other smart-watches. A worthy trade off, IMHO. And it its a lot less washed out than current colour (real) e-ink displays
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by girvo 2y ago
Yeah thats the trick I've been using too, but by that point I get a better result by implementing it myself... of course, I've had two decades of practice and I don't have to communicate what I want lossily to myself, so it&#
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by girvo 2y ago
It becomes clearer when one realises that it was RLHF'd using ChatGPT and Qwen (and others I assume) output. It's caused it to "learn" the same weird Western censoring, and adopt the China-styled censoring too.
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by girvo 2y ago
What government demanded them to do that under pain of being disappeared?
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by girvo 2y ago
No, it's not. And neither is the other comparison some are trying to sell, "copyright". It's wild to me how everyone is pretending like Government mandated censorship of topics is being glossed over in these threads
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by girvo 2y ago
This comment has communicated what I've been struggling to for months now, and in a much more succinct and clear way. Well done :)

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