j_maffe

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by j_maffe 2y ago
All developing markets "steal" until they've caught up with the competition. Just look at the US and how they "stole" innovations and tech from Europe.
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Yeah that part is maddenning. I've been using a side-swippable cursor thing to reach the bar at the top.
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Because it's been shelved.
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You can disable that with a single button press.
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More important to you
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IPFS is in this weird state where it's getting barely enough updates and enough usage to not be considered vaporware.
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by j_maffe 2y ago
If you're on Windows I highly recommend Link to Phone
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IPFS allows you to store your file and share the content ID to someone else so that they can get it through P2P
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by j_maffe 2y ago
You can't with DeepSeek either but it has aided open source models significantly by being open source.
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by j_maffe 2y ago
Mozilla is much larger than the browser.
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Fluent Search Version 1.0.0(fluentsearch.net)
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by j_maffe 2y ago
No, I'm saying it's working for >99% of the users.
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by j_maffe 2y ago
What you're describing is <0.1% of browser use case though.
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by j_maffe 2y ago
I think they need to implement the statistical bias where the longer a person talks, the less likely they are going to be stopping at any specific part of their speech. Sorta like the rising sun problem[0] [0]: https://en.wikiped
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by j_maffe 2y ago
You, as in the country.
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Most countries can't afford funding a war on this magnitude even if they wanted to. And this war still squarely concerns solely the West, which the US is a part of, even if Trump overestimates the size of that pond.
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If you're not trying to be fair with your arguments then what's the point of making an argument at all? If you're deliberately introducing a bias to your arguments then you completely invalidate them to anyone seeking to find
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Most people can evaluate whether the model improvements (or lack thereof) are worth the price tag
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I wouldn't call that "too insane." As others have pointed out, you can get similar results from fine-tuning the RLHF.
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If OAI are concerning themselves with collecting a few hundereds from a small group of individuals then they really have nothing better to do
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That's surprisingly small
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This is the shittiest PR move I've seen since the AI trend started.
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with a reasoning model you'd get better than both.
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But that's the thing. The only way to truly find out if it's reliable (>90%) is to check the data yourself.
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> It is in many ways a workaround to Google's SEO poisoning. But the article goes into exactly how Deep Research fell exactly for the same SEO traps.
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> Many past technologies have defied “it’s flattening out” predictions. And many haven't
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by j_maffe 2y ago
Yes I've started using it but it feels significantly underdevoloped compared to GH Copilot or Cursor. I've considered opening the vault in VSC actually.
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Do you have any specific tips for the last point? I completely agree with it and have set up a fairly robust Obsidian note taking structure that will benefit greatly from an agentic assistant. Do you use specific tools or workframe for this
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While I agree, you have to remember the dimensionality of the labor-skill space is. The was I see it is that you can imagine the capability of AI as a radius, and the amount of tasks it can cover is a sphere. Linear imporovements in perform
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There is only a single paper that has published a similar derivation but with a critical mistake. To be fair there are many documented examples of how to derive parametric relationships in linkages and can be quite methodical. I think I cou

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