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by glimshe 3mo ago
This isn't so bad vs the alternative. My healthcare data is spread over a bunch of small systems built with poor security practices at the clinics and hospitals I've been to. It's probably out there in some pirate database al
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by glimshe 3mo ago
The value in social media is the network. People stay on Instagram because their friends and the people they follow are there. Open router has no such thing. You can immediately leave it for a copycat and hardly notice it.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
If I decided that doing it was a good use of my time, would it be guaranteed that after said period I'd actually watch them all?
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Why would they benchmark it in POV-Ray if gaming is all that matters? People who buy computers may have a primary use for them but it's useful to know performance in their secondary workloads.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
I don't know because I'm not a specialist in benchmarks. The article authors are supposedly specialists, so I'd expect them to identify appropriate benchmarks to make statements such as "while this is a good value for ga
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by glimshe 3mo ago
It feels like the people doing the benchmarks are stuck in time. POV-Ray benchmarks but not AI? Most people today, including enthusiasts, don't even know what POV-Ray is.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
My TV doesn't know my router's wi-fi password.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
I'm not a mobile gamer so I find the XBOX S pretty good for the indie game scenario. I own both the X and S in different rooms, and I realized there's hardly any game I play today that requires the X's extra horsepower.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
I respectfully disagree, at least for most tasks. 3.1 Pro: while it's coding performance is mediocre, a lot of coding work requires minimum actual thinking. I use it often for light refactoring, boilerplate generation, testcase skeleto
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Those who consider every little JS framework, iPhone and AI iteration "revolutionary", go check the thing labeled "Visicalc (1981)" on this site to learn what a revolution looks like. PS: Nine Princes in Amber was an int
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Shorting is a very different thing from buying a stock and living through a drawdown. You can bleed money fast and if you don't have options protecting your trade, your loss potential is unlimited. Once you pay for the insurance throug
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by glimshe 3mo ago
It did not shower people with grants but I met plenty of people who made a killing with post IPO stocks and pay at Microsoft. It also had a great culture with vibrant campus life, lectures, free soda and other things that were uncommon at t
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Most of the top names had unique, great cultures at some point. Early Microsoft was awesome, as well, I hear, early Apple.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
I'm sure they had plenty of time to think about these insights without the LLM, as well as the many other mathematicians who tried to crack it over the years. Wether the LLM was simply an assistant or solved the problem entirely isn&#x
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by glimshe 3mo ago
I told Gemini Pro I woke up after having dreamt that polynomial and asked if it was related to the Jacobian conjecture. It spent some time thinking and referenced this tweet announcement, saying: "If you truly dreamt about that specifi
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by glimshe 3mo ago
The parent's absolutely nonsensical post highlights how polarized AI (as everything else) is today. I can understand someone being opposed to AI on moral, cost-benefit or productivity grounds. But we're seeing a lot of extremist &
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by glimshe 3mo ago
He must take his kids to school on a 18-wheeler.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
I'll wait for the Behringer clone!
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by glimshe 3mo ago
The investment makes sense for a company with a ton of products that naturally integrate with AI. Gemini is how I search these days. and finally Google got me to pay a monthly fee to them, especially with YouTube plus included in the price
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by glimshe 3mo ago
But Claude Code is the apple II in my analogy. Where's the revolutionary product made with AI coding, or the company that couldn't exist without vibe coding?
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Nonetheless, the government isn't giving it away either. If China had a monopoly on the technology, or simply winning in quality, open weight models would never have seen the light of the day. I just want to dispell the silly notion of
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by glimshe 3mo ago
"China" isn't giving anything. These are Chinese companies leveraging their best competitive strategy at the moment: competing on price.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Great work! I really liked the UI and the overall philosophy behind the project. It would be cool to connect a virtual graphical display to the output ports and have the CPU output something visual just for fun. It also would be cool how yo
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Visicalc was released 2 years after the Apple II was released. Visicalc changed the world for the better faster than AI has up to this point.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
While I agree with you in principle, I think the parent has a point here: where's the amazing product that couldn't have been done without AI? By now we should have seen some major new invention/company, incredibly fast revol
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Interestingly, you could easily run them from the said old consoles! You'd just need a bit of console code to interface (text input/output) with your fully independent LLM subsystem. Imagine Claude for the NES without Internet?
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by glimshe 3mo ago
SpaceX's core business is transferring money from believers in Elon Musk's enrichment schemes to banks and short sellers.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Kepler would have loved one of these back in the day...
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by glimshe 3mo ago
Which is very reasonable. You estimate odds after seeing teams playing with the actual squad selection at that period in time. Otherwise I'd dismiss the predictions as lucky guesses in a row.
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by glimshe 3mo ago
You can apply the same argument to wealthy dense neighborhoods in affluent areas full of designer coffee and organic produce vs dense neighborhoods in poor areas of a city with monthly food poisoning at local restaurants. Vast difference, g

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