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3mo ago
You can find it at many Asian groceries worldwide. It's also not exclusively Japanese
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3mo ago
We don't need Cursor, we have Curso at home
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3mo ago
Give the agent told to self diagnose/check, like compiler, test runner, etc. Then run goal mode or simply instruct to keep going.
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4mo ago
Sand cat is in danger
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4mo ago
Oops, indeed
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4mo ago
All of them are Chinese owned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geely . Geely, Polestar, Volvo, Zeekr, Smart, Lotus. All the same group
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4mo ago
Looks amazing if true
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4mo ago
In this case, being distilled is sort of existential to them. The false positives would just be losing some revenue (depending if profitable, not even losing profit).
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4mo ago
I haven't seen any money, have you? Until they pay everyone or release weights theres really no change. Also they're doing this after they've already stolen. Not negotiated before
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Maybe Fable is not as capable as thought? On the one hand they talk it up as world ending and on the other hand they can't manage bot accounts on their own service. I want to hear how this can be rationalised. From the article "ev
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Mr. Big (Police Procedure)
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4mo ago
Prices go up then they go down
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Crypto is not short for cryptography though in that context, it's cryptocurrency?
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Yes, it could just make one call to a multimodal llm to describe the scene
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Are they pricing it like this because they actually can't produce them at scale? Seems like an unserious price.
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I've used both and they are great. Would be better to have a GPT or Opus benchmark
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Yeah and we would feel that way in the west if the company didn't lay us off every time the stock market twitched and gave us company housing.
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I'm just responding to the assertion is only happened once. No context on why
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And Tesla twice https://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-firing-solarcity-emplo... , and https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/tesla-acquire-parts-in...
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Congrats? Usually after acquisition comes layoffs. Especially with Elon at the helm
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Amazing that even at that level, a lack of communication is the root cause of the problem.
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I mean I have both arts and tech and it doesn't magically make you more interesting.
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4mo ago
Worse and also most likely illegal too (sometimes jail or ban on running companies). Depends on where you do it.
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Written by AI for AI?
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4mo ago
I think you are conflating mattering and making money. You can matter a lot, generate a lot of social good and not make money. This article is just about the making money part.
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Is this kind of artificial given it's from different parts of China to Hong Kong? Couldn't you write the same about California and the rest of the US? Tokyo and the rest of Japan, Beijing and the rest of China? The border is a sta
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But the os can't uninstall the native app at any time unprompted right
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CloudFlare host the best models (Deepseek/Kimi)
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It's not a democratic country. If it was then so is China and North Korea. They hold elections too
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