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by jug 1y ago
I think it does way more than gpt-image-1 too? Besides style transfer, object additions and removals, text editing, manipulation of human poses, it also supports object detection, semantic segmentation, depth/edge estimation, super-res
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by jug 1y ago
> Mastercard deflects blame for NSFW games being taken down, but Valve says payment processors 'specifically cited' a Mastercard rule about damaging the brand Who in heaven’s name associates a credit card company with the image
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by jug 1y ago
Easily the best one yet!
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by jug 1y ago
Sorry for confusing you. I can't edit the post now. The command is dotnet run script.cs. The tool stuff is about something else unrelated; NuGet installable CLI executables.
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by jug 1y ago
Ah yes, that's the one I was thinking of. Got confused by this article.
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by jug 1y ago
My favorite .NET 10 feature so far is not within the .NET library itself, but `dotnet tool exec` to run C# files as scripts without a build step. This has been available in F# for a long time via `dotnet fsi`, and for C# also via the third
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by jug 1y ago
Makes sense, it's in line with Gemini 2.5 Pro in that case. It aligns with their other results in the post.
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by jug 1y ago
I doubt it will have. OpenAI planned to release GPT-5 in 2024 or early 2025, it underwhelmed, and anonymous OpenAI sources have claimed that the later GPT-4.5 was actually GPT-5 relabelled to set expectations. It was seen as roughly a 20% i
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by jug 1y ago
It’s kind of true. The amount of direct training material per language still matters quite a bit. They’re best at the giants Javascript or Python, but starts influencing Rust and in particular languages like Zig. So if you ask it to write a
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by jug 1y ago
I checked this website along with API pricing on OpenRouter, and this one beats Gemini 2.5 Pro (…Preview-0506 in their chart, but with a good margin so probably the non-preview too) at half Google’s API price. Nice. Admittedly their own pos
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by jug 1y ago
Better yet, how about not making visual keylogger code part of the OS to begin with. I’d be pretty nervous about running Windows with this even able to be enabled. No way the benefit:risk ratio makes the slightest sense in this case.
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by jug 1y ago
They better not cheat me with a quantized version!
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by jug 1y ago
But I mean, Tailwind exists to make you quickly prototype and standardize upon a personal look & feel for your site and reuse these styles with components. The standardization/reuse aspect is absolutely part of it.
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by jug 1y ago
Yes, I'd say GPT-4o is more on the order of Gemini Flash.
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by jug 1y ago
Doesn't this miss the point with Tailwind and why we have Tailwind in the first place?
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by jug 1y ago
I wish we also had a a temperature column for all the hardware configurations. I don't prefer to game on a Mac because the silent fan profile, often kicking in for real only at near 100 °C because Apple want silent Macs. Apple fans ass
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by jug 1y ago
Web standards are so powerful today with all the browser native form components etc, so I think one should just exploit that one and use XSLT ( https://caniuse.com/?search=xslt ) if you want to create an own "UI markup l
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by jug 1y ago
These cases are probably why OpenAI has stated GPT-4.1 is their last non reasoning model and GPT-5 will determine the need for and how much to reason based on the query.
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by jug 1y ago
It annoys me to experience the huge discrepancy between content on social media on AI versus actual enterprise use. AI is happening, it's absolutely becoming integral parts of many businesses including our own. But these guys are just
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by jug 1y ago
Yeah honestly I'm just waiting for Mistral Large 3. They've hinted about it. It's probably going to become the new language model in Le Chat, and imminent: From the "One more thing" on the Mistral Medium 3 blog post
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by jug 1y ago
This should really be a more common feature in web browsers. Yes, it can be achieved by turning off JavaScript and so on but it should be a feature like Incognito mode where you have either a high visibility toggle button, or open tabs in t
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by jug 1y ago
Day 1 after the start of the Unix epoch. Looks like a clock with unset/reset date that has had one day pass.
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by jug 1y ago
I wish we had something better than "walk through multiple hard drives as a data nomad and remember to use them every now and then" as a cost-effective and consumer oriented method for cold storage. I don't even care for the
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by jug 1y ago
I can't tell if Kimi is quite top tier, but since Llama 4 performed so poorly then yes, this did in fact happen just now.
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by jug 1y ago
That's perhaps the best one I've seen yet! For an open weight model, this performance is of course particularly remarkable and impactful.
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by jug 1y ago
I like new, solid non-reasoning models that push the frontier. These still have nice use cases (basically anything where logic puzzles or STEM subjects don't apply) where you don't want to spend cash on reasoning tokens.
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by jug 1y ago
Yes, I like how they're striking a balance between minimalism and skeumorphism. They often try to do more with less. The Photo Booth one is a good example. Away with that camera: Let's focus on the strip from a photo booth (and do
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by jug 1y ago
As a Swede, I can see how this law was created as a modern branch from the trunk that is criminalizing purchasing sex, but not selling it, in order to protect the sex worker. You see, in Sweden, all sex workers are seen as victims and those
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by jug 1y ago
Don't LLM's have enough insight in at least the very concepts here? o3 is considered PhD level on this. Maybe not pure math solving since LLM's suck on that, but I wouldn't be quick to doubt the capacity of understanding
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by jug 1y ago
This is unrelated to this story which signs starting to show in 2016. The solution to this issue will not be if every AI data center disappeared tomorrow. It has not even been shown if this would help us at this point, as it is a feedback l

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