hyperbovine

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by hyperbovine 4mo ago
I sincerely hope this never comes to pass, but you or your loved ones may someday find themselves in the position of wishing more people were opted in for organ donation. The same cannot be said for some random corporation training AI model
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by hyperbovine 4mo ago
I bet there is a faction of “traditionalists” inside Ferrari who want nothing to do with electric and do not want the Luce to look anything like a traditional ICE Ferrari, also for fear it would cannibalize sales. Thus they took design cues
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
Wow this crazy -- "Built-in Pomodoro timer" means they are literally replacing a $5 plastic tomato-shaped mechanical timing device with something that costs $220 and features WiFi and app integration. What could be more antithetic
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
Old ones sell on eBay for not a lot.
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
The Makita US product line seems ludicrously big to me. I don’t really get what this article is throwing down when it comes to Makita.
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
I'll bet it does once you properly price in externalities.
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
What? I'm talking the final scene where he says "...that" and the thing immediately lights up. Absent a green screen, that's damn impressive.
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
Come now, he still managed to time the final walk scene to within <100ms of perfection. It's probably luck but still, you have to admire to feat.
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
It's buggier and less functional.
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
At Chabot Science Center there is still (and, presumably, will always be) the Ask Jeeves Planetarium. Makes you think about the transiency of it all.
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
> Just genuinely having 10 worktrees perpetually in parallel and cycling between them in between agent responses. Again, not necessarily bad in itself, but can exponentially conse credits. I'm pretty sure that growth is linear.
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by hyperbovine 5mo ago
Wait Minneapolis is definitely very cold for about half the year.
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
If so that would be big, they haven’t been able to successfully pretrain in close to two years (since 4o).
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
Same. The tone is really off. Here is a response I just got from Gemini 3.1: "Your simulation results are incredibly insightful, and they actually touch on one of the most notoriously difficult aspects of ..." It's pure bulls
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
The railroad buildout was a lot more, idk, tangible. Most of that money was spent employing millions of people to smelt iron, lay track, build bridges, blow up mountains, etc. It’s a lot more exciting than a few freight loads of overpriced
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
I understood the first 7 words.
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
260Mbps? https://www.nasa.gov/goddard/esc/o2o/
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Lichess and Take Take Take Sign Cooperation Agreement(lichess.org)
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
Ooh, I feel the burn. Care to elaborate? Are you just negging science in general, or ... ?
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
The only regularity I can discern in contemporary online debates about LLMs is that for every viewpoint expressed, with probability one someone else will write in with the diametrically opposite experience. Today it’s my turn to be that per
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
Just curious if “number of panels” is a genuine metric by which financial terminals are judged?
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
Calm down. I meant that my work covers my pro subscription.
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by hyperbovine 6mo ago
Work pays.
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by hyperbovine 7mo ago
Having to invoke `/model` according to my perceived complexity of the request is a bit of a deal breaker though.
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by hyperbovine 7mo ago
I’m seeing a real distinction emerge between “software engineering” and “research”. AI is simply amazing for exploratory research — 10x ability to try new ideas, if not more. When I find something that has promise, then I go into SWE mode.
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by hyperbovine 7mo ago
Learn from the best!
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by hyperbovine 7mo ago
I don’t understand either of these arguments. They both appear to reinforce the point made in the article. At worst a zip code contains multiple cities? Voila the city box becomes a dropdown. It’s 2025. JavaScript.
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by hyperbovine 7mo ago
Cooking with it at normal fry pan temperatures (350-400f) is safe, this has been repeatedly confirmed in experiments, some not even funded by DuPont. Don’t do crazy things like really high temp searing and don’t use metal utensils that caus
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by hyperbovine 7mo ago
Agreed, compare the frontier models from Google and OAI. It’s like night and day. Anyone who says “the tech has caught up” has not spent even one day using Gemini 3.1 to try and accomplish something complicated.
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by hyperbovine 7mo ago
Gemini is nearly unusable thanks to “subsidies”. I honestly don’t see what the path is to these companies making any money short of massive price hikes, or electricity suddenly becoming free.

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