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by laborcontract 1y ago
You’re fundamentally misunderstanding the difference between biology and physics.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Medgemma gets its domain expertise from pre-training on medical datasets, not finetuning. It’s pretty uncharitable to call the post an awful take if you’re going to get that wrong.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
You do you, and if it works i’m not going to argue with your results, but for others, finetuning is the wrong tool for knowledge injection over a well-designed RAG pipeline. Finetuning is good for, like you said, doing things a particular w
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by laborcontract 1y ago
This is simply gatekeeping. I understand writing an article about it but filing a radar? The only thing the author wants to do here is a fandom flex. Ironically, his pictures prove that the icons have changed a lot! What’s the canonical fac
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I totally understand the desire to hate the liquid glass aesthetic but at least the downsides are mitigable by disabling transparency. On the flip side, having used the beta for a while, I think I’ve fallen in love with it. The UI is absolu
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I don't think so. It could possibly hint at a reduction in cadence for releases. There has been an open line of reporting about Apple that yearly releases were important to Apple but that the yearly release schedule also made it hard f
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Link to underlying link rather than to the quote-tweet spam: https://xcancel.com/ruxandrateslo/status/1924206417000403328 > @RuxandraTeslo: “I hadn't realized this but Romania's next president was
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by laborcontract 1y ago
is there a way to do this in vscode, btw?
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Yep i’ve been using the old and new models in cline. I can’t tell any difference outside of the improvement with diffs, but that’s good enough for me.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Update 2: I've been using this model in both aider and cline and I've haven't gotten a diff matching error yet, even with some pretty difficult substitutions across different places in multiple files. The overall feel of this
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Knowing when to call functions, generating the proper function calling text structure, properly executing functions in sequence, knowing when it's completed its objective, and doing that over an extended context window.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
My guess is that they've done a lot of tuning to improve diff based code editing. Gemini 2.5 is fantastic at agentic work, but it still is pretty rough around the edges in terms of generating perfectly matching diffs to edit code. It&#
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by laborcontract 1y ago
uv solves this problem. uv venv python3.11 done.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Disagree gently here. Vibe refactoring is so much harder than vibe coding. I understand the temptation of having LLMs refactor code because that's ostensibly what they're great at – "transforming" the code. But LLM'
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Google Cloud Console's billing console for Vertex is so poor. I'm trying to figure out how much i spent on which models and I still cannot for the life of me figure it out. I'm assuming the only way to do it is to use the gem
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by laborcontract 1y ago
> This is continued whataboutism i think i’ve written enough to show that’s that last thing im trying to do.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Obama dropped a bomb on a us citizen without giving him due process. How should this case be handled? Like i said, american presidents causing untold misery on some people is a tale as old as time. The point is to create a system that is,
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by laborcontract 1y ago
would you prefer what’s happening in brazil? there are cases where the president has made the lives of individuals miserable in every presidency we’ve lived through. Stating that this is a terrible fact of life and doesn’t justify the harms
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I’m hoping to shine some light on bad executive behavior, not to create a contrast that makes Trump look good relative to what FDR did. We agree here.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Because we've seen federal courts unafraid to repudiate unilateral executive force. Why don't you think that, all things considered?
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by laborcontract 1y ago
The internment of the Japanese cannot be brushed off. That was a gross violation of power that, if Trump were to do something similar, would tear this country apart. On top of that, one of the side effects of the internment is that it&#x27
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by laborcontract 1y ago
All the while, I don't think I've ever loved our country as much as now because I think this is a time where our system of checks and balances can come to shine. I do hope this experience will lead to people re-evaluating their lo
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Facebook is one of the few large companies that's in control of someone who is able to take large risks and does that by way of R&D. I find this admirable (do not conflate this with "I find mark zuckerberg admirable"). Ju
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by laborcontract 1y ago
fwiw apple has been extremely generous to be on refunds and, while I don't abuse the system, I do get a refund when I think it's deemed necessary, either due to a lack of satisfaction or accidental purchase. Chargebacks are a huge
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by laborcontract 1y ago
It’s three taps to make a website appear as a bookmark. Redirecting the user to the app store is as many taps. Consider why more companies haven’t gone the way of PWAs – there are a lot more reasons higher than installation ux.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
A one year posture shift pdoes not constitute famous hostility. He dismissed app stores because the iphone didn’t have that feature yet. apple was the king of digital storefronts with the itunes store.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
OpenAI has the business development side entirely fleshed out and that’s not nothing. They’ve done a lot of turns tuning models for things their customers use.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
i've been doing this with my child and picture books. i take pictures of pages, convert it to a coloring book, print it, and then we color her favorite books together.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Yahoo throwing its name into the conversation throws me right back to the bad old days of web browsers, when Yahoo’s hideous toolbar was a staple of the ‘helping your grandparents with their computer and wondering what the hell all these th
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by laborcontract 1y ago
…i can’t believe i’ve been running a script to ingest the data for the last six hours. thank you.

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