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by jaggs 1y ago
Here's a simple context engineering learning tool - https://github.com/nigelp/context_engineer . Demo - contextengineer.netlify.app
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by jaggs 1y ago
Yep, I've used dashes for decades. Ooh sounds like a protest slogan.
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by jaggs 1y ago
> Where are you reading “a lot of posts” making this specific claim? Reddit.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Weird name. If it's not just a Ghibli-fier, as you say, why give it that name? Odd choice IMO.
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by jaggs 1y ago
No it's actually worse. Approximately three seconds after you install the model in offline mode on your computer, a small detector van will come and park outside your door with an antenna on the roof, and relay your position to a Chine
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by jaggs 1y ago
Traditionally in Japan, as far as I understand it, rice is more than just rice. https://spice.fsi.stanford.edu/docs/rice_its_more_than_food_...
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by jaggs 1y ago
However the facts speak otherwise? Windows at 70%+ versus 4.1% for Linux globally. https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide
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by jaggs 1y ago
Ah, thanks. Expensive?
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by jaggs 1y ago
One of the more interesting findings is the impact of combining different food intakes at the same time. It can have a significant effect in lowering spikes.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Clickbait
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by jaggs 1y ago
Yes indeed. What's the catch?
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by jaggs 1y ago
Calling in the marine guard without congress approval seems a little bit un-separate, but I'm not an expert so I'm not going to continue this conversation. You have an opinion and I have my very inexpert one too.
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by jaggs 1y ago
I think stones in glass houses comes to mind right now? :)
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by jaggs 1y ago
Okay so thanks very much. That's not really a citation that's an opinion? To translate what you're saying. The Chinese are trying to establish the same kind of global trade collaboration that Europe and the US have done for t
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by jaggs 1y ago
Mmmm...
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by jaggs 1y ago
>> It's about China being expansionist Citations? Apart from usual Western government propaganda outlets perhaps?
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by jaggs 1y ago
Indeed, smells like dual standards.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Absolutely. How great then, that there is no such risk with US companies and government demands.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Amazing, a complete DIY robot for free? https://www.agibot.com/DOCS/OS
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by jaggs 1y ago
This seems very cool.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Yeah, clearly you either don't have an EV or have never driven across Europe in one. I have several times over the past 8 years and there's absolutely no problem with infrastructure or performance. And my car is old. Newer models
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by jaggs 1y ago
They trained on 512 H800 GPUs for three weeks, equivalent to around half a million dollars. https://xcancel.com/MiniMax__AI
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by jaggs 1y ago
But in most cases installing a PWA requires nothing more than 'Add to Home screen' in your mobile browser of choice. 5 seconds.
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by jaggs 1y ago
How is it open source? Is there a GitHub? And how can it 'beat' Veo3 without audio? So much hype around at the moment, it's getting boring.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Looks nice. Games? Wine?
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Just how many $10 /MOS subscriptions do startups expect us to sign up for?
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by jaggs 1y ago
Why?
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by jaggs 1y ago
So the big question is, how does the pricing compare to openrouter?
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by jaggs 1y ago
Invitation code?
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by jaggs 1y ago
So true. Isn't it incredible also that no-one told him it might be a bad idea to replace people in a people focused business? That must be the main problem with surrounding yourself with 'yes, sir' types?

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