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by gleenn 3mo ago
Whether or not you find Anthropic's behavior bad, theybhave been very loudly stating the foreign labs have been distilling their models for a while now. This seems like an obvious response to me that would be a mechanism to make that o
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by gleenn 4mo ago
Sounds like a case of the Mondays, Mike Bolton
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by gleenn 4mo ago
And the fact that their system doesn't dump water. I think that is actually perhaps the bigger deal. Datacenters have been getting a lot of heat (pun intended) for using significant fresh water at the expense of local municipalities.
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by gleenn 4mo ago
A Mac laptop can be had with 32GB of RAM for far less than $4500. Not sure if they actually need 32GB of discreet GPU RAM. My Mac laptop does run Qwen at a reasonable speed.
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by gleenn 4mo ago
Shouldn't you care more about the actual issue than who is writing the laws around it? Why are you so pissed off about the "who" instead of happy you are getting what you want?
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by gleenn 4mo ago
It exists, although people complain it is too noisy. You can hook in any if your own tools too. https://github.blog/security/how-to-scan-for-vulnerabilities...
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by gleenn 4mo ago
I had the privilege of working and sleeping in the original Craigslist office/house in San Francisco. It was just another typical, ageing house they had rearranged a little to have a ton of deskspace in the main area. A lot of start up
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by gleenn 4mo ago
Claude Code regularly installs dependencies using (p)npm after I e.g. pull a company main branch to get in sync with my teammates. That happens often . So I pull, Claude edits some code as you requested and it should pass because Claude di
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by gleenn 4mo ago
Friends don't let friends use NPM. At this point it is so wildly crazy watching people get owned, I don't understand how anyone uses it when they could use e.g. PNMPM and block one if the most obvious and frequently exploited hole
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by gleenn 4mo ago
I haven't heard anyone specifically state their justification for blocking bio research along I can only assume it's to prevent manufacturing bio weapons or virii?
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by gleenn 4mo ago
> I personally find OOP to be the most intuitive for large scale systems design, but that's just me. The beauty of Clojure shines through when you want to change something that cuts through a large part of a large project. If you ar
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by gleenn 4mo ago
Because they are breaking all their own rules by removing the seasoning and profitability requirements to fast-track this stock in.
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by gleenn 5mo ago
Not if the reason is "I want to stalk my ex".
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by gleenn 5mo ago
Sometimes I feel like it's a cover for some other org actually just wanting to steal the data and this being the excuse.
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by gleenn 5mo ago
Technically it's a transpiler.
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by gleenn 5mo ago
That has definitely not been my experience as of late. I have produced multiple, largeish Clojure projects with AI that have been perfectly formatted and functional. Perhaps you were using an older or possibly smaller model? I am admittedly
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by gleenn 5mo ago
It's surprising to me this is news. Governments buy and install this equipment and it flags license plates and anyone thought that wouldn't be used for things like immigration control? I'm not saying it's right, just t
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by gleenn 5mo ago
That seems pretty harsh. Have you been? If you go out after the rain has washed the playa flat again to hide the bike tracks through the soft powder, it looks like there has never been an event. As per the article, they do a fantastic job c
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by gleenn 5mo ago
Same, I use Claude but cannot stand typing and being constantly flashed with suggestions that aren't right and have to keep hitting escape to cancel them. It's either manual or full AI for me. This happens in a lot if web tools th
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by gleenn 5mo ago
"This may help explain why both regular and decaffeinated coffee have been associated with similar health benefits in large population studies." --TFA
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by gleenn 5mo ago
TFA mentions that decaf contains these properties as well.
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by gleenn 5mo ago
Local inference is definitely going to make more and more sense. Modern CPUs have all this amazing hardware well-optimized for inference purposes. I use a lot of web tools and see AI baked in and it feels weird. I want the smartness localiz
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by gleenn 6mo ago
So what is the best system to get people to be invested in the general welfare of all people? What are we supposed to do?
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by gleenn 6mo ago
After the Vercel hosting compromise and having to rotate a ton of keys recently, we are definitely implementing automated rotation of short lived keys. That was super painful.
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by gleenn 6mo ago
You don't have to use Vercel to run NextJS though
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by gleenn 6mo ago
What does that solve? Wouldn't the insiders in e.g. the Iran War just have to place their bets 3 days before?
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by gleenn 6mo ago
You have to install their MDM device management software on your computer. Basically that computer is theirs now. So don't plan on just handing over your laptop temporarily unless you don't mind some company completely owning your
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by gleenn 6mo ago
Power and racking are difficult and expensive?
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by gleenn 6mo ago
Those tools aren't floating in the ether: someone has to go download it and run it in some way, automated or otherwise. I think the suggestion is to make that a step before publication as the post suggests.
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by gleenn 6mo ago
IMHO, this is one of the coolest aspects of Clojure: the data structures were designed to be immutable as efficiently as possible. This allows for some of the most critical aspects of the language to function. If you're whole program p

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