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by jtrn 1mo ago
Oh thanks! I dident realize LLM are NOT the same as FORTRAN, how silly of me. I thought that they where identical! You are sharp as a tac!
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by jtrn 1mo ago
My less-than-one-year-old Core Ultra 9 275HX was supposed to be much more power-efficient than previous generations, but I’m not impressed with it at all. Yes, it’s a gaming laptop, but why does it need 70 watts just to idle? And when playi
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by jtrn 2mo ago
What a wholsome and inclusive site. Page title reads “fix your heart or die”. Spread the love indeed.
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by jtrn 2mo ago
If this was even close to true, why did basicly this exact same move work when china did it and when EU threatend to do the same before. And from a different angle: “giving fines to firms makes no sense since they firm can only get money fr
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by jtrn 2mo ago
Indeed. This article didn't age well... I'm sure that the creator of the original piece will do a thoughtful self-analysis if they might have gotten something wrong, and make sure they didn't have any sort of unspoken bias in
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by jtrn 2mo ago
Yes, I agree with this fully. But what’s interesting now is that the degree of determinism is increasing, as the community as a whole keeps refining the individual parts. The importance of spec becomes more obvious when the feedback loop sp
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by jtrn 2mo ago
Thank you for the first sensible response that actually engages with the point I made. And your answer is better than mine, and less angry.... :P The question from glouwbug was just taken for granted to be "no, and therefore the analog
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by jtrn 2mo ago
See my response to the other comment if you don't understand that analogy is not the same as "identical". And to state that "This analogy only works if ...." is just PATENTLY wrong. The analogy works fine if you say
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by jtrn 2mo ago
Obviously not. Abstraction levels in projects management would go from something like: lower, “what should we name individual tasks items” to higher “what personalities are best suited for incident response handling”, or agile vs waterfall.
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by jtrn 2mo ago
It depends on the level of analysis. Both change the abstraction level one works at. So if you can't decode the message, I can do it for you. People believed that something important was lost by moving up one abstraction layer, because
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by jtrn 2mo ago
An anecdote consistent with the well documented trend that more capable agents exploit environment possiblites more... And there was no rule and no concealment. Removing the web_search tool is not an instruction, and beeing able to access w
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by jtrn 2mo ago
This reads like one of thouse articles in mainstream media where the author has a obvious agenda, and they think they are really clever when they write an attack piece that they think looks like objective , when it really really transparent
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by jtrn 2mo ago
I'm a strong proponent of GLP1. But a change in one marker is at best an okay signal. But the only thing one cares about is real changes in rates. Who cares about markers that don't translate to real clinical outcomes. That's
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by jtrn 2mo ago
I have been running it on my M5 Mac and was impressed with how well it worked with Pi coder. It can genuinely work as an assistant fully locally. It helps me configure Dockerfiles, fixed a couple of errors in a test Nuxt app, and so forth.
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by jtrn 2mo ago
Nonono. You are supposed to pile one with negativity and point out everything that is bad with it!!
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by jtrn 2mo ago
So much negativity... I like the desktop app and am looking forward to testing it out.
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by jtrn 3mo ago
It was misleading by me also. As mentioned, terrible work day yesterday, so I was writing angrily. Ironic that I accuse the security people of being bad at explaining, then turn around and explain stuff badly myself... Ill TRY to make it up
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by jtrn 3mo ago
Perhaps you should look at the announcement. Of course webauthin is in the browsers. They didn’t announced that they now support webauthn??? I said the webauthn THING because it’s an addition to that functionality! A 2018 page announcing th
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by jtrn 3mo ago
"Here are 2 things, but you can only have 1," it seems.
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by jtrn 3mo ago
I'm a bit emotional after an extremely long and aggravating day at work, so this is probably situational based, but I HATE the whole god damn security field, and this is one of many examples of why. It's impossible to get simple e
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by jtrn 3mo ago
One of many reasons I would assume is that people just hate anything related to AI, so they latch on to anything negative they can say. Another reason is that they mean what they say... That they really, really hate the style of writing, en
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by jtrn 3mo ago
Same, I am actually able to reach my weekly limit, but when I start going below 30%, I switch to normal speed, and that usually gets me through the week. I absolutely save money and time by constantly using everything at the highest reasoni
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by jtrn 3mo ago
Better title more in line with the content of the article would have been: The reports of tokenmaxxing’s death are greatly exaggerated. Pet peeve of mine is nonsensical usage of the x is dead, long live x.
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by jtrn 4mo ago
Can you say p-hacking? It was designed and powered to test whether prenatal vitamin D reduces childhood asthma/wheeze, and found no effect on that primary outcome. The rest is just shuffling numbers and statistical methods around until
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by jtrn 4mo ago
Indeed. Never buying a windows computer ever again. Every time I use it I get angry.
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by jtrn 4mo ago
Initial testing feels better than 4.8 And the knowledge cutoff claim of January 2026 seems to check out since it was able to "remember" without search about the double-tap killing of a drug smuggler by the US Army in late December
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by jtrn 5mo ago
One could probably argue that, if interpreted in a certain way, most of these laws/rules could be good. Even the god praising could be seen positively if one subtly transforms "god" into something like "that which is goo
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by jtrn 7mo ago
Oh goody. I left windows but this really makes me want to come back: More control over widgets and feed experiences! What a list of bangers!
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by jtrn 7mo ago
I found this an incredibly well written and interesting read. A bit of a strange format… is it an article or a newsletter or something else? It is extremely long. I don’t really care though. Because I loved the combination of quotes, insigh
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by jtrn 7mo ago
Nothing. MCP and HTTP APIs and CLI tools without the good parts. They lack the robustness of the OpenAPI spec, including security standardization, and are more complex to run than simple CLI utilities without any authentication. I have done

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