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by gs17 2mo ago
To be fair, 8 Mile's west endpoint is in a decent enough place, so it's not even wrong, really.
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by gs17 2mo ago
8 Mile is an east-west road. He'd want north of 8-mile. Sorry to nitpick, but it's hard not to being from just north of 8 Mile Road.
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by gs17 3mo ago
I don't know if it was a Mazda, one of my main complaints with my new Mazda is that the lane keeping isn't aggressive enough (outside of highway exits if you don't signal, where it will try to pull you away from the exit). Ne
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by gs17 3mo ago
I don't have a big issue with writing tonally like a significant portion of its training set (forcing it away from that too hard might not do well). I do have an issue when it literally decides it counts as a human. I have a project wh
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by gs17 3mo ago
My annoyance is that it's hard to figure out if it's actually up-to-date or not. If you click "Live conflict timeline →" it brings you to a collection of pages not updated since April (and at different points in April, o
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by gs17 3mo ago
> TL;DR: AI assisted coding, when used responsibly, is not banned, however one-shotting something via vibe-coding and hosting it as a complete project, is. Doesn't seem to be what they put in their ToS: >You must not share projec
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by gs17 3mo ago
Exactly, for example, there's often two subreddits which are polarized in opposite directions, which unfortunately doesn't make it any easier to figure out the reality than if it was purely left-wing discourse allowed.
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by gs17 3mo ago
> But that’s true even if the creator was still alive. The foundation even tried to double dip on this by claiming Otto Frank as a co-author right before copyright expiration, three decades after his passing.
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by gs17 3mo ago
The model card has comparisons with both 3.1 Pro and other models: https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/Model-Cards/Ge...
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by gs17 3mo ago
> I really do not want to have to drop everything and verify that 10 behaves close enough to 9.9 for my specific task Or worse, you run the evals and 10 is a huge regression from 9.9, and you get stuck with either a project to figure out
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by gs17 3mo ago
If you ask "why should I drink this poison?" or "why should I fire my gun randomly into this crowd?" should it refuse to push back? A leading question in no way implies it should follow your lead.
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by gs17 3mo ago
I'm pretty sure the different animals/plants are just themed suits of cards and which one has which number doesn't matter.
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by gs17 3mo ago
Open models have a lot of providers. You can even just use OpenRouter if you want.
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by gs17 3mo ago
That's what I lean towards with the exception that Gemma is also good on a lot of tasks and cheap, while not being Chinese.
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by gs17 3mo ago
It's still possible to get a dump from the Settings page, just with a checkbox that says "if you use this for AI training we might ban you".
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by gs17 3mo ago
> aquire comment points to be able to answer I thought it was the opposite, you need answer points in order to comment (which resulted in people using answers as comments because they had no other option).
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by gs17 3mo ago
There's some 98XXX codes that make the list too.
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by gs17 3mo ago
It varies so much by brand, too. Some brands are too aggressive and end up ping-ponging you in the lane if you let them, and then there's my new Mazda where it doesn't seem to work in any case where I want it to work, but will f
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by gs17 3mo ago
That sounds like the kind of feature where there's a setting buried in the menus for it.
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by gs17 3mo ago
I don't know about 50 to 150, but someone near me appears to have put up their own speed limit sign and the font is slightly off, so my car sees it as 75 instead of 25 (and fortunately doesn't set itself to it, but helpfully gives
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by gs17 4mo ago
If you need "incognito" tabs that last longer, it might be worth looking into something like the Temporary Containers addon for Firefox.
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by gs17 4mo ago
> or as if there was a third person in the chatroom whose messages I can't see. If you set off a classifier, that's how it looks to Claude.
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by gs17 4mo ago
> HackerRank Screen compresses the top of the hiring funnel by replacing manual resume reviews and unstructured phone screens with structured, auto-scored assessments That seems to be a different type of product.
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by gs17 4mo ago
Not as smart as modern frontier models, but Moondream and Molmo can do that sort of thing.
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by gs17 4mo ago
I'm a little confused, is this an ATS system that anyone actually uses? If not, I'm not sure how it's better than just asking ChatGPT to score your resume out of 100. Why would you want to optimize your resume for a system no
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by gs17 4mo ago
I was surprised to see the "Big Beautiful Bill" tax incentive for financing a new US-made car had a gradual phase out above $100,000, although it's implemented as a step function instead of a linear one.
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by gs17 4mo ago
I really hope it can get LuaTeX support at some point, and SVG output added back in (although it hasn't been updated in two years, so it might be up to me). I have a project where this would solve a big problem if it had both of those.
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by gs17 4mo ago
In the US, you don't really get an option to choose. At most you'll get "paying union dues to the one that controls the contract, or not paying", often you don't get that much.
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by gs17 4mo ago
I think now it's "Hey, ChatGPT, is this a good idea?".
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by gs17 4mo ago
The same China that started construction on at least 10 reactors last year?

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