icelancer

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by icelancer 1y ago
We use them at our business for travel deployments/installs. They must be printed, each line item must be signed off + dated + timestamped in the presence of another employee on the same travel team (who attests the signature and the w
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by icelancer 1y ago
Western Washington is a great contrast. We get a decent amount of sun (despite the reputation), however , our electricity prices are insanely low due to close-proximity hydroelectric power. As a result, solar is rarely cost effective even
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by icelancer 1y ago
> You skipped quotes about the other important side: He said: > It was always somewhat obvious that pirating a library would be copyright infringement. ??
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by icelancer 1y ago
Was looking to see if someone posted this video. The first few interviews are excellent - the later ones, not so much (in terms of explaining ZK - they're good chats, of course).
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by icelancer 1y ago
Between inventing better FSD cars and rezoning cities / completely upending urban lifestyles, I think the first one has a better < 100 year time horizon while we push for the second one.
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by icelancer 1y ago
Because if they ever become super popular, it will be prohibitively expensive to actually police all the surveillance. Likely to store / process it all. AI does an alright job summarizing videos today (Gemini Flash) but it has to get a
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by icelancer 1y ago
Write them a letter. No amount of money or charity will make it feel whole - it might make it worse. But a detailed letter from the heart will close the gap you feel - and the receiver will be extremely happy.
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by icelancer 1y ago
This seems pretty reasonable to me. I don't really understand why Windsurf, owned by OpenAI (allegedly), should expect to have API access to their main competitor's API. People can still bring their own key and use whatever models
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by icelancer 1y ago
Sure, I vote. I do the things I can do, but I mostly focus on hyperlocal things (Little Free Pantries/Libraries) and my friends/family. Impacting their lives and the lives of the people in my community are my top priorities.
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by icelancer 1y ago
Both things I can do nothing about.
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by icelancer 1y ago
People are expected to care about things they have zero control over and have ~zero impact on their lives or their family's lives. It's ridiculous. I get a ton of crap for not reading the news or caring about stuff happening 3500
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by icelancer 1y ago
Yeah. That's how it works with employees, too.
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by icelancer 1y ago
Easiest way to prove it can't handle the full context in reality is to upload a one hour documentary movie with audio and ask it to write timestamps of chapters/critical moments. It can't handle this beyond 10 minutes even re
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by icelancer 1y ago
I paid for it and Google Flow was upgraded to Ultra but Gemini still shows Pro, and asks for me to upgrade. When I go to "upgrade," it says I am already at Google Ultra. Average Google product launch.
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by icelancer 1y ago
> Whichever the default free model is right now Sigh. This is a point in favor of not allowing free access to ChatGPT at all given that people are getting mad at GPT-4o-mini which is complete garbage for anything remotely complex... and
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by icelancer 1y ago
The second point led to the first one over time.
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by icelancer 1y ago
I am generally education blind. Mostly I would say graduate school experience has been a net negative on my teams overall, if anything.
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by icelancer 1y ago
When they don't pay the judgment, where do you think you end back up?
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by icelancer 1y ago
I've really only had two problems: - Gemini: refuses to work 20-30% of the time - Sonnnet: does 50% too much work
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by icelancer 1y ago
I've been coding for 20+ years but I'm not sure that I'm a senior dev necessarily. That said, I use Cursor all the time and have had a lot of success. Mostly you have to guide it a lot in verbose, planning methodology, often
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by icelancer 2y ago
I just run into a bunch of errors on my Windows machine + Chrome when connected over remote-ssh. Extension installed, tab enabled, npx updated/installed, etc. 2025-04-07 10:57:11.606 [info] rmcp: Starting new stdio process with command
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by icelancer 2y ago
Had a bunch of problems trying to host / run this on an internal-only network.
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by icelancer 2y ago
Sure. I don't use GPT-3.5-Turbo for similar reasons. I fired it.
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by icelancer 2y ago
Not sure. We haven't figured it out for humans yet.
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by icelancer 2y ago
My favorite eval are based on cv2 dlib work, primarily face_recognition. Up until 3.7 Sonnet, it consistently got things wrong in terms of face embeddings and general coding practices around them. 3.7 Sonnet is much better. o3-mini-high is
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by icelancer 2y ago
Full file refactoring. But I just use the webUI for this and will continue to at these prices... probably.
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by icelancer 2y ago
Oh interesting. I thought they were going to have forward compatibility with Completions. Apparently not.
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by icelancer 2y ago
We were but with the models becoming so good, so large, and so cheap, we've largely abandoned it in our long-term roadmap.
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by icelancer 2y ago
I'm good with side projects. The activism stuff has to stop.
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by icelancer 2y ago
> They can be held accountable Is this a universal phenomenon where you've worked? Consider yourself very lucky.

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