jayGlow

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by jayGlow 4mo ago
agent teams can help with that, the main agent acts as an orchestrator and spawns sub agents to do the actual tasks it generally keeps the main context from overflowing.
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by jayGlow 4mo ago
I thought we wanted robots to take over the boring and back breaking jobs?
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by jayGlow 4mo ago
it looks like they have been used at least once to help develop a vaccine. they're not as significant as writing but they do seem to have their uses. https://theconversation.com/a-man-used-ai-to-help-make-a-can...
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by jayGlow 4mo ago
I'm fairly certain LLMs have been used to solve some novel problems already. https://www.forbes.com/sites/anishasircar/2026/04/17/ai-solv...
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by jayGlow 4mo ago
chips limiting what kind of software can be run sounds absolutely awful and would be a huge overstep in government power. once I buy a piece of hardware I should be able to run whatever I want on it.
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by jayGlow 5mo ago
personally yes, that kind of choice should belong to the individual not the government. besides that though the laws are nonsensical why is a seatbelt required in a car not not in a bus, why are motorcycles even allowed at all?
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by jayGlow 5mo ago
we could bring back the 3d file browser and render it in the terminal now. https://youtu.be/dFUlAQZB9Ng?si=3fE-vE8xF5rSVhRR
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by jayGlow 5mo ago
sailors also reported seeing kraken as well, they were eventually proven right with the giant squid.
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by jayGlow 5mo ago
I believe cocaine is schedule 2 due to it having some limited medical uses.
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by jayGlow 5mo ago
if I'm not mistaken some human populations have neanderthal DNA which indicates that humans had reproduced with them and created fertile offspring. outside of that example there are a ton of species that can produce viable offspring li
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by jayGlow 6mo ago
it's possible to disagree with someone politically and still acknowledge their positive aspects.
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by jayGlow 7mo ago
the fourth book in that series comes out later this week if you haven't been keeping up with him
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by jayGlow 7mo ago
based on the article the noida approach has better performance and is able to run on a GPU while the Sterling implementation must run on a cpu.
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by jayGlow 7mo ago
it's not censorship if i disagree with the people being silenced.
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by jayGlow 8mo ago
if a user uses a tool to break the law it's on the person who broke the law not the people who made the tool. knife manufacturers aren't to blame if someone gets stabbed right?
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by jayGlow 8mo ago
sometimes games just won't work on Linux, doom the dark ages refuses to work on Linux for me.
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by jayGlow 8mo ago
they are arresting and deporting people in Texas I'm under the assumption that they can perform more than one task at a time. https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/ice-houston-arrests-more-3...
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by jayGlow 8mo ago
those 8 people could sell their votes and show proof of it before mailing in their ballots, that's a lot more difficult to do with in person voting.
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by jayGlow 9mo ago
I would say trying to dictate what is and isn't art really goes against the spirit of art in general. plenty of art exists to push boundaries including what can be considered art.
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by jayGlow 11mo ago
They're not wide spread but they can do lead belay, I've seen a few videos of it online https://climbingbusinessjournal.com/could-your-gym-be-gettin...
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by jayGlow 1y ago
there was one a few weeks ago, with a shooter targeting an ice facility. https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/09/24/dhs-issues-statement-tar...
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by jayGlow 1y ago
he's been dead for a decade so I doubt he now wants the meaning to be anything. besides that he also never said anything about cancel culture he said it's about how tv turns you into a moron. https://www.openculture.com
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by jayGlow 1y ago
that is one of the more bizarre and unsettling subreddits I've seen. this seems like completely unhinged behavior and I can't imagine any positive outcome from it.
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by jayGlow 1y ago
technically we can turn lead into gold now though it's not economical or scalable. so the alchemist were proven right in the end.
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by jayGlow 1y ago
Christians don't belive the Bible was written by God they belive it's the word of God. the inconsistencies and contradictions are because its been written by many people over hundreds of years.
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by jayGlow 1y ago
exactly ignoring new technologies can be a death sentence for a company even one as large as Microsoft. even if this technology doesn't pay off its still a good idea to at least look into potential uses.
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by jayGlow 1y ago
if it ran entirely on the local machine and didn't send information back to Microsoft I think people would be far more accepting of it.
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by jayGlow 1y ago
i remember a history channel show using the total war games in order to determine the best type of bow. I'm not sure how accurate it was
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by jayGlow 1y ago
that's weird I'm pretty sure I've done that exact thing multiple times with chatgpt. I've noticed copilot doesn't always work well but it's still frequently useful for me.
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by jayGlow 1y ago
you might be thinking of skyblivion that's a separate thing this official remaster was only announced and released today.

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