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by j45 8mo ago
I have often noticed a difference too, and it's usually in lockstep with needing to adjust how I am prompting. Put in a different way, I have to keep developing my prompting / context / writing skills at all times, ahead of t
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by j45 8mo ago
They are, at the same time I considered their model more specialized than everyone trying to make a general purpose model. I would only use it for certain things, and I guess others are finding that useful too.
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by j45 8mo ago
Sincerely, perhaps you should publish on arxiv before a researcher reads it to run it and write a study. It's fairly common we notice these types of threads where one thing is being postulated and then there's comments upon commen
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by j45 8mo ago
I am lucky to count friends who are academics engaged in research, and one topic of discussion I notice around AI is researchers with a non-tech background and/or a lack of implementation / operationalization / commercializat
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by j45 8mo ago
Yup. Therefore postulating it as a truth or standard is ok if that's what you agree with and want to also pursue, but it's important to keep in mind that valid goals are a spectrum.
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by j45 8mo ago
A VC might want variety and advise people he will vote with his dollars for variety, because he's not funding the same thing as everyone else is. Being first and the winner requires a lot to line up, so it shouldn't be the only, d
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by j45 8mo ago
MCP is cool, but it's too open ended security wise. People should be mindful of using magic that has no protection of their data and then discover it's too late. That's not a gap in the technology, it's just early.
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by j45 8mo ago
I might have been more concerned if it was a different drive manufacturer.. some users won't forgive them for the WD Red debacle where they lied about what was in the drive.
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by j45 8mo ago
Intermittent fasting can be not only about weight loss but helping manage, balance or regulate many bodily functions. Also, assertions in support of consumption should be reviewed to make sure it's not put forward into media and study
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by j45 8mo ago
He didn't create or release something as finished. He built something and shared it. People took liberties with it. It's not about getting viral/lucky... it's about enjoying experimenting and learning. Money follows your
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by j45 8mo ago
It’s amazing how one tech, as imperfect as it may have been allowed so many types of creators to simply create. It’s staggering to imagine that beginners, novices and experts all built these things in the same interface. No stack, build pr
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by j45 8mo ago
Blocking the internet archive sounds like non-tech leadership making decisions without understanding how ubiquitous and moot it is to simply get it another way. Kind of sucks because the news are an important part of that kind of an archive
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by j45 8mo ago
EEG devices can cost a lot to own personally as well. The other side of owning equipment like this is it still could be useful for some for personal and private use.
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by j45 8mo ago
This is a digital version of a cassette tape to load and save data, love it! https://www.tapeheads.net/threads/storing-data-on-your-analo...
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by j45 8mo ago
Wired still seems to write some good pieces.
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by j45 8mo ago
One of the things about models progressing to new ones is the prompting skills also have to often evolve with it.
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by j45 8mo ago
The poster you asked can reply too - Postgres and microvms are worth considering nearly every time at the start. Beyond encapsulation it greatly increases the portability of the software between environments and different clouds.
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by j45 8mo ago
If you ever used the aws apis to begin with. Folks are increasingly staying cloud agnostic - meaning install and run the open source package that a cloud packages yourself. It’s surprising how many are ready to go today compared to 10 years
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by j45 8mo ago
It also makes me wonder how many other things I might not know that people are trying to do with cloud platforms that aren’t supported by them but have a negligible performance hit for many use cases.
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by j45 8mo ago
Spent is so true - eventually code can increasingly become debt.
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by j45 8mo ago
Lines of code not written to achieve result can be an important metric too. Focusing on capabilities instead of shipping code also can provide a better measure.
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by j45 8mo ago
Appreciate the clarification.
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by j45 8mo ago
It appears the iPhone Air and iPhone 16e are the only devices with the Apple radio basebands so far. https://theapplewiki.com/wiki/C4000
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by j45 8mo ago
It's pretty unbeliveable that a zero-day can sit here this long. If one can exist, the likeliehood of more existing at all times is non-trivial. Whether it's a walled garden of iOS, or relative openneds of Android, I don't t
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by j45 8mo ago
Surprised local power generation isn’t in the radar. Whether it’s solar, natural gas or others.
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by j45 9mo ago
Reminding of context can be useful to summarize your understanding and what you are responding to. Kind of like LLMs.
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by j45 9mo ago
Responding too quickly to emails is the same as responding too quickly to IMs, it will often invite more responding.
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by j45 9mo ago
In that case, emails like IM's can be batched together during a 30 minute block twice a day.
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by j45 9mo ago
It can be common courtesy as long as the other party is not feeling entitled to one's time and attention.
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by j45 9mo ago
There's also a readiness from the market, not just tech alone.

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