kibibu

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by kibibu 6mo ago
> GPT-5.5 doesn’t just improve — it pulls away I think it's also self-aggrandizing.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
I go to more concerts than ever, due to the well-known phenomenon of streaming guilt. (I just invented that term, but it's real for me!)
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by kibibu 6mo ago
My workplace uses it for documents that need digital signatures. Acrobat is an awful piece of software.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Are those sufficiently valuable that the death of photographic evidence is worth it?
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by kibibu 6mo ago
I'm not convinced that "arguably useful" is sufficient to offset its much more heavily-used application as a casually-available disinformation engine. I mean, the cat's out of the bag; but the cat stinks.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Sam and Dario were in the closet making AIs and I saw one of the AIs and the AI looked at me.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Because we are all seeing the harm these tools are being used for. It's just another step into hell.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
No "The Witness"? Not incredibly challenging, but I very much enjoyed its blend of puzzling and aesthetic.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Genuine question: what positive use cases are sufficient to accept the harm from image generators? One that i can think of: - replacing photography of people who may be unable to consent or for whom it may be traumatic to revisit photograph
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Richard Stallman would most certainly not use the term open source to lecture somebody about free software.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
I'll be very sad if I discover that Angine de Poitrine's sudden rise is inorganic.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Not fake exactly The achievement was using the screen, not actually running the rendering engine. Everybody else misinterpreted the original hack.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
> I know dozens of people at my gym I don't think I even know dozens of people, full stop, let alone well enough to talk to them about their peptide use.
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by kibibu 6mo ago
How is PHP not SSR?
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Maybe look at SDL, raylib, or sokol
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Seems like you're asking for foreign interference in US elections? Those who voted for Trump, and those who chose not to vote, do not have clean hands here. It was obvious to everyone else who and what he was. I am honestly just gratef
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by kibibu 6mo ago
Not just as part of the sale, but as part of the negotiation .
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by kibibu 7mo ago
I'm surprised your human research ethics board doesn't require you to indicate the benefit to participants Did you get ethics approval for this? I can't see any reference to it on the survey
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by kibibu 7mo ago
The hard turn from this: > Given how hard it is to train a useful LLM without using vast amounts of scraped, unlicensed data I’ve been dreaming of a model like this for a couple of years now. To this: > I got Claude Code to do most of
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by kibibu 7mo ago
Hard agree about TeX the language and tooling. Overleaf has done a pretty good job of removing the tooling pain points, but honestly Typst can't take over soon enough. > The output quality can be very high. It can also be very low
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by kibibu 7mo ago
I think they meant writing complex equations on windows
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by kibibu 7mo ago
Ahh makes a lot of sense
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by kibibu 7mo ago
He has a post up: https://terathon.com/blog/radical-pie.html I'm pretty confident the "stack" is C++ on Win32, with a bunch of hand-rolled libraries and no stdlib.
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by kibibu 7mo ago
Hey thanks for clearing this up. I had no idea that CFLs and fluorescent lights with electronic ballasts now flicker at ~ 20kHz.
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by kibibu 7mo ago
> At Bell Labs, Muller and fellow scientist Glen Wilk ’90, who is now vice president of technology at ASM, tried replacing silicon dioxide - the prevailing gate material, which leaked too much current at small scales – with hafnium oxide
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by kibibu 7mo ago
Incandescent and fluorescent lights already flicker at your AC power frequency. Just gotta be higher than that
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by kibibu 7mo ago
Am I crazy, or is Jensen's statement a copy-paste from ChatGPT? (Could be both)
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by kibibu 7mo ago
Would cloud gaming platforms benefit from the interconnect?
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by kibibu 7mo ago
> you're not running 10,000 agents concurrently or downstream tool calls Cursor seem to be doing exactly that though
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by kibibu 7mo ago
I feel like if I asked the author of this entire article "are you sure?", they might change their mind...

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