maxlin

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by maxlin 3mo ago
What a crazy thing to say explicitly about the model that _avoids_ that kind of stuff. Did we already collectively forget about the ChatGPT "misgendering is worse than thermonuclear war" case, or Gemini picturing the Founding Fath
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by maxlin 3mo ago
Criminal lack of a demo video in the github
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by maxlin 3mo ago
Lots of words to say nothing. Obviously the original mission statement of EFF has been bipartisan, turning against Musk and by that turning a lot more anti-freedom of speech and anti-liberty has soiled their image. Them continuing on such e
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by maxlin 3mo ago
Very nice! Lack of pathfinding hardly made itself visible, in intense combat I at first assumed they did have some kind of pathfinding
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by maxlin 3mo ago
Short Leash is how I do most of the stuff that matters with AI. If I don't, I quickly lose motivation.
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by maxlin 3mo ago
None that have failed
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by maxlin 3mo ago
The article link appropriately disqualifies itself of not being partisan by the fact of the article explicitly having links to share it on multiple semi-dead platforms but not X. X, which they left with arguments about "reach" whi
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by maxlin 4mo ago
My first and hopefully only clash with the global ignore file was debugging why a project worked differently between machines. There was a global ignore on the machine I was working on (that I didn't place) that "smartly" tri
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by maxlin 4mo ago
Took them long enough to add it to the web app too. Bit disappointing how lazy the implementation is though, you never fall out of the sky even with throttle at 0%. Making the most basic flight physics even ignoring aerodynamics really isn&
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by maxlin 4mo ago
Failed? When? It's not doing too bad last I checked. While the competition flounders. Robotaxi is the next great growth thing. After that, it's Optimus.
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by maxlin 4mo ago
They shut down production of S & X to make more capability for cars that they want to focus on and which sell way more, AND Cybercab. Tesla grows in large steps. Next big step is Robotaxis, which is well on its way. After that, robots,
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by maxlin 5mo ago
You sound like someone really coping and trying to make it not aggressive. One button would not be, albeit maybe a bit out of place as it's still a standard. Two buttons, is simply aggressive. More aggressive than you screaming full ca
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by maxlin 5mo ago
Wasn't edited. 2 large download buttons on a page that barely scrolls is as aggressive as it gets. What, you'd only consider 5 buttons aggressive?
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by maxlin 5mo ago
Feels a bit out of place that the website tries to aggressively make me download Firefox, with multiple links on the site for it. Like it's the 2000's again and I'd need ActiveX or something. But it's to use a standard.
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by maxlin 5mo ago
FYI, most meals that are DISTRibuted through different convenient means are "prepared". If I didn't want a distro, I'd just go with something like Buildroot, or even more elementary. Yes, this is one of the projects I al
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by maxlin 5mo ago
Well, this "not distro" software that takes over your whole computer when you boot the ISO and install it has been the greatest out-of-the box Linux experience for me, and has introduced me to the best new way of using an operatin
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by maxlin 5mo ago
Better to always watch from the official source, the only one that is in 4k too AFAIK https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2057843818859209147
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by maxlin 5mo ago
Curious! Got a timecode?
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by maxlin 5mo ago
I wonder if the hot separation was supposed to be that hot. Going at mach 5 and doing a quick U turn while there was some weird orange color on the side of the Super Heavy, then (possibly?) losing most engines from it seemed extra chaotic
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by maxlin 5mo ago
Having a faultless payload deploy and a pinpoint landing after losing a whole vacuum engine (one of 3) so early was an unexpectedly amazing performance. I suppose they gimballed the inner non-vac engines to the max and burned longer, next l
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by maxlin 5mo ago
Having the title be what it is is like saying a note-taking app is AI-powered if you used Claude to create it.
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by maxlin 5mo ago
Not everything is AI, they provided the spectogram. Even a trained eye can read one, especially if context is provided.
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by maxlin 6mo ago
sportsball more importanter than your nerd stuff. regards: spanish authorities (who are watching the sportsball and so are better spaniards than you!)
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by maxlin 6mo ago
This. No other platforms has a system akin to CN's. For me personally, I could never stand using any platform that is aggressively tone policed towards whatever official truth. Not Truth Social, not BlueSky. Other places are like playg
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by maxlin 7mo ago
-They only got 130B -They planned to fix all this with 100B? I see what you did there. 70B eh? They only got 50B. A paltry 20B? The real number though, was gotten in a relatively short time. And now replacement tariffs are on the way. And m
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by maxlin 7mo ago
Kinda cool but seems paltry during a time when we have Starlink, which also has space-to-space laser links between satellites, of 100-200Gbps in bandwidth. Though I suppose this is a bit safer from Kessler syndrome
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by maxlin 8mo ago
Expected something like deep explanations of why the kind of solutions used for video calling don't scale so easily due to not being able to use as simplistic and well understood server-side solutions like HLS or something. But this is
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by maxlin 9mo ago
How is one supposed to just accept this as part and parcel in the free world itself.
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by maxlin 9mo ago
Because Adam was a spawn of a greater society. It's better to read of what he thought of and learn from that, than to try to align oneself to the weird anti-human reaction his passing has raised from the woodwork.
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by maxlin 9mo ago
Good god this is not good news. I knew Dilbert as long as I could read. The man as a thinker only fairly recently. To no loss. The world is less without him.

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