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by joegibbs 1y ago
Native vector search would be great. I was just thinking today how irritating it is to try to find some specific component in a very large codebase without knowing exactly what it’s called already.
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by joegibbs 1y ago
I really like the code that Gemini 2.5 Pro writes but it tends to stop for no reason and needs to be reprompted to start again. I'm not sure why this is. Also, what's the difference between 2.5 Pro and 2.5 Pro Max? Or Claude 3.7 a
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by joegibbs 1y ago
But with $900 million, it wouldn’t be too difficult to come up with a compatible implementation that gets around that problem.
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by joegibbs 1y ago
I was recently setting up some ads and I was surprised that something like this wasn’t already possible. Are there any platforms where it is? Apart from that I it wouldn’t really work until a couple of years from now when image generators g
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by joegibbs 1y ago
Yeah, even though they released 4.1 in the API they haven’t changed it from 4o in the front end. Apparently 4.1 is equivalent to changes that have been made to ChatGPT progressively.
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by joegibbs 1y ago
I don't think you can get much of an accurate answer over whether women prefer buff men from this. He's doing a pose which makes him look tiny in comparison, skinny with oversized arms. The lighting doesn't help either, it ma
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by joegibbs 1y ago
I don’t think it should be used for therapy. It’s too obsequious. Every idea you have is genius to it, none of your problems are ever your fault. It’s too easy to convince it that it’s wrong about 2+2=4, all you need is a little nudge in th
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by joegibbs 1y ago
It could be $98/hour but you're splitting that up between multiple users. You don't run the instance entirely for an hour, you run it for a few seconds 20-50 times in the hour. If you had Claude spitting out tokens for an hou
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by joegibbs 1y ago
These numbers can't possibly be right. Why is New Zealand, with a higher percentage of the population Maori and Asian (less likely to tolerate lactose) at 10% lactose intolerance vs 44% in Australia? And 81% of Czechs are lactose intol
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by joegibbs 1y ago
Real, unless this is the greatest image generation model ever produced. I don't know of any models that would be able to natively produce an output at those dimensions, and all the upscalers I've ever used look terrible when bring
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by joegibbs 1y ago
It’s called Fall of an Empire, if I can I’d do a piece about how the whole generation process works
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by joegibbs 1y ago
If you use a <8gb model you can finetune it with Unsloth in an hour or so. What if the system extracts facts and summarises its own output every day to only 10,000 lines or so, and then finetunes its base model with the accumulated data
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by joegibbs 1y ago
It's terrible. Gemini 2.5 Pro is great, but the AI overviews must be using a smaller model. I hate it when I look up something niche and it smugly tells me that I must be mistaken because there is no such thing. Also it gives annoyingl
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by joegibbs 1y ago
The quality is very good, it gets most of the details right. But the colours are always way too sepia toned, often so yellow that you can't get them out without a lot of effort. I'm using Imagen 3 for my game instead (I need hundr
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by joegibbs 2y ago
You’ve got to consider though that it didn’t reach 1000 points until the 80s, and by percentage a 1000 point drop is only -2.5% now when it would have been -10% back in 2010.
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by joegibbs 2y ago
Very cool! What if you added a side-by-side of what the LLM predicted and the effect on key stocks in the hour or two after his tweet? Like the NVDA one, it would be interesting to see how it moved the stock.
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by joegibbs 2y ago
This is an odd thing to be annoyed about. Maybe it brings back bad memories for parents who’ve lost a child, but you know else does? Going outside and seeing a primary school, childcare, playgrounds, children on the street. It’s unavoidable
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by joegibbs 2y ago
Aren’t those models 5c per call though? I think that would add up.
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by joegibbs 2y ago
Agreed. It may as well be a million billion percent, there’s barely anything at all that will get exported at this level - diminishing returns from 125% to 145%.
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by joegibbs 2y ago
He might not have done it deliberately, but it’s a good method to get the tariffs through without opposition. You have a lower level set first, everyone says about how terrible they are. Then you come out with insane higher tariffs that wil
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by joegibbs 2y ago
No relation to Brian Krebs of krebsonsecurity.com, although they both have the same last name and are both in cybersecurity.
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by joegibbs 2y ago
I think Trump is kind of like a semi-fictional character: there’s the real guy and then there’s the character he played on shows The Apprentice which are all a bit scripted, in interviews etc as the larger-than-life successful businessman.
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by joegibbs 2y ago
Not like it's actually China doing this, it's some random Tiktoker. If you took things that American Tiktokers made as US foreign policy the US would be simultaneously pro- and anti-China, they'd be liberal, conservative, soc
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by joegibbs 2y ago
Yeah "before" - before when? Before Sumer and Ur? If anything getting drunk with strangers is way less common now than it ever was in the past. A hundred years ago it was all about spending the rest of the day at the pub when you
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by joegibbs 2y ago
You would probably want to avoid having tens of thousands or a hundred thousand actors though, they're pretty heavy regardless. There might be a few reasons why you'd want to have that many but I think ideally you'd want to i
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Amazon says its AI video model can now generate minutes-long clips(techcrunch.com)
6 points by joegibbs 2y ago|0 comments
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by joegibbs 2y ago
Doesn't that put the ball a bit far in your court? Once they're already up and running is where you get to dictate any terms to them that would be slightly better than them having to rewrite it with something else.
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by joegibbs 2y ago
It’s only MS-developed extensions like C++, which think would have a small percentage of VSC and VSC-like editor usage.
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The Immorality of Photography(jgibbs.dev)
1 points by joegibbs 2y ago|1 comments
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by joegibbs 2y ago
The parliamentary system is a lot more volatile and competitive - if a leader irritates their party enough or is tipped to lose they're quickly challenged and voted out. In Australia we had 31 leadership spills from 2000 to 2015 and 5

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