lunias

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by lunias 11mo ago
What about using PyPy? You'll probably see a significant improvement in these benchmarks. You should also give it a shot in Node which I expect to be about on par with PyPy, but without the GIL.
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by lunias 11mo ago
Imagine the time savings if people didn't have to jailbreak every single new technology. I'll be playing in the corner with my local models.
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by lunias 11mo ago
Rules are necessary, but ideally you'd strive for the minimum set that produces the desired outcome w/ the least side-effects.
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by lunias 11mo ago
I also avoid apps. I tell everyone that I meet to avoid apps because the general population is going to drive us right into a future where there are no more web-based options and almost everything must be accessed through a separate app. Pe
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by lunias 11mo ago
Too bright and too high.
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by lunias 11mo ago
I really dislike the name. Apparently: The name "Google Antigravity" was chosen to convey the idea of making the software development process more weightless. That's good because my arms were getting tired pushing code
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by lunias 11mo ago
And you're assuming war is not coming? That there will never be another war? Don't get me wrong, I'm anti-war, but that sounds like an unwise assumption to make given history. > If you walk around with a gun in your pocket
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by lunias 11mo ago
Huh? Does preparing for winter make it come faster? Do you cause the winter through your preparation for it?
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by lunias 11mo ago
The charges were dropped not too long after this piece was written. It sounded unwarranted and it appears that it was decided to be unwarranted.
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by lunias 11mo ago
And this method of extracting money is only efficient within the current culture. It will not devolve to slop if people reject the slop. There sure are a lot of slop hogs at the moment though.
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by lunias 11mo ago
For me it's mostly the characters and the narratives that feel "less real" than they used to. Something about seeing the same actor, in the same role and doing the same things, but 30 years older doesn't really sell the
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by lunias 11mo ago
Sounds pretty similar to how I felt in middle school. I learned a lot while getting around their silly controls. I'm sure things are much more locked down today, but where there's a will there's a way!
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by lunias 11mo ago
I live in the US and order a decent amount of things from overseas... I got hit with tariffs once by UPS when ordering some clothes from Germany. They wanted 44% of the total value of goods in government / brokerage charges. It's
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by lunias 11mo ago
Just host on a server in your basement. Put another instance in someone else's basement. I'm only half joking - track the downtime.
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by lunias 11mo ago
Surely we must be ignoring the rules...
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by lunias 11mo ago
And yet, all the while, force remained equal to mass times acceleration.
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by lunias 11mo ago
Are people doing image generation really using these models much? I've generated a lot of images, but I always use ComfyUI with local models and custom workflows. I only have 8GB of VRAM and I can easily do 1000s of images per day if I
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by lunias 11mo ago
Why don't we just create a better system? In order for you to text / call me, you must first request to be able to text / call me; you can't modify this request or add your own language to it, this request identifies you
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by lunias 11mo ago
I've been yelling into the void for smaller phones for ~15 years now. I get that I'm not the audience... I use a PC all day. I only use my phone for text communication, talking with my parents, maps, weather, and maybe a bit of we
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by lunias 11mo ago
I have 2 pairs of pants that cost over $500. Both of them use technical fabrics (Schoeller Dryskin and Stotz EtaProof), have complex patterns (asymmetrical, articulated, etc.), lots of hardware (Riri zippers, magnetic pocket closures, Cobra
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by lunias 11mo ago
I got a pair of Common Projects Chelsea boots maybe 10 years ago now. I still have them, they're good shoes. I wore them all the time for the first year I got them. They don't make it into my rotation much now these days though. M
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by lunias 11mo ago
I don't think they're "sucking out souls" so much as people are giving them away willingly. No one taking notes in emacs has this problem. Why Goodnotes 6 and an iPad over org-mode and a laptop? I'm no longer intere
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by lunias 11mo ago
100%. I got excited that Casio was doing an Evangelion collab, but then I saw the watch... definitely not for me.
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by lunias 11mo ago
When I'm driving around town and I see that soooo many vehicles have a sticker on the back, or a license plate frame, or something that advertises for the place that they bought the car at. I do not understand this at all.
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by lunias 11mo ago
This is exactly what I see all the time in the wild: - users service - quotes service depends on users service - notes service depends on quotes service So... notes depends on users. Unless I'm missing something, I would not distribute
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by lunias 11mo ago
Reminder to airlines ahead of move to more BS for your customers: You provide one of the most enshittified experiences ever conceived. I have been, and will continue avoiding flying at all costs until the customer is considered again.
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by lunias 11mo ago
I'd imagine that even current models are aware of these "tricks". Does anyone have examples of this sort of meta-prompting working? It seems to me like it would just pollute the context so that you get a bit more "secret
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by lunias 11mo ago
IMO the take home assignment is trivial, even for non-game developers with zero Unity experience; maybe you don't need a take home assignment at all. I also think that asking people to "not use AI" when you have absolutely no
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by lunias 11mo ago
And I'm here for it. "The cloud" is one of the most obvious, misleading rebrands of all time.
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by lunias 11mo ago
"Hey, got a second for a question about this code?" Sends screenshot with no context. Don't ask to ask, just ask; and post a link and a line number.

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