greenavocado

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by greenavocado 1mo ago
> any passage could be interpreted that way through a sufficiently flexible framework (and enough imagination), it was difficult to say what evidence would prove the claim wrong The field of social research in a nutshell
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by greenavocado 1mo ago
The party's over when the CXMT freight train will pull up and unload insane amount of volume on global markets
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by greenavocado 1mo ago
That's wild. I was gonna say 3-5 billion a month is more reasonable summed across all token types.
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by greenavocado 1mo ago
Sol w/ Effort -> Low
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by greenavocado 1mo ago
I'm so brain rotted I read that as a new Prison-1.4B model release
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
Probably at 50x the cost LOL
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
That's exactly what's going on LOL
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
That would be Muse Spark Contributor Tier. 12-21x price reduction at the expense of your digital existence.
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
The next decade of software consulting will be defined by repairing the Big Ball of Mud https://www.laputan.org/mud/
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
That's simply not true. I wrote a piece of software in Rust that is non-trivial, robust, 50k lines of code, and 100% LLM generated, used by four people productively with only one or two minor bugs in the past two man-months
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
Until we can measure slop accurately it's all guesswork
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
Rust compiler is a tyrant. Type system is strict. Borrow checker is relentless. LLMs can't slop too much without being beaten up by the compiler.
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
Always has been
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
It's attractiveness all the way down
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
Make no mistakes
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
Compare the energy cost of computation for SfM compared to sparse point cloud match
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
Steel manning this argument: Electronic warfare resistant loitering munitions. They would transmit sparse point clouds to the enemy for training. Not saying I support it.
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
My point precisely
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
Harmony OS is de-facto blacklisted by the American junta to prevent competition for their propaganda.
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
oh you used opencode go? harness: omp.sh
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
My usage thus far from api.deepseek.com - input_cache_hit_tokens: 1,265,646,976 x 0.0000000028 = $3.5438115328 - input_cache_miss_tokens: 18,208,088 x 0.00000014 = $2.54913232 - output_tokens: 9,615,178 x 0.00000028 = $2.69224984
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
(1) you used opencode (2) what provider did you use. openrouter is trash because they shit up the model serving. no max effort and horrific cache utilization, on the order of 50-75%, absolutely garbage. beware
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
If you just want to know what wires sets you have in your USB cables you can get the Gikfun "USB Cable Tester - Fast Check for Type-C/Lightning/RJ45 | Tests Charging Data Transfer | Continuity Check Quick Cable Sorting"
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
And they have all one thing in common: they're fugly. Saying this as someone who suffers them regularly. Look at images of Moscow Metro stations to see a vastly superior alternative design.
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
They can't do it, which is why they acquire.
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
The answer is Exa
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
> You’re not using Chat-GPT for that And that's where you're dead wrong. Absolutely wrong.
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
The way that's gonna go is "We investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing."
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
> so what the fuck are we doing in our cushy lives? Racking in money printed out of thin air by banks using a sleight of hand then forcing people to give us things in exchange for said printed money under threat of being bombed, invaded,
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by greenavocado 2mo ago
It'll be thrown out by the JustUs system when a judge will declare the lawsuit has "no standing."

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