metalliqaz

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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
What kind of tool does one use to create flowchart graphics like these?
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
shares a name with the markup language[1] and even though it's in a different category, it's a little close for comfort [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textile_(markup_language)
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
I need to pull all my retirement out of the market for the next few months. I don't want to be private equity's bagholder
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
I want that for my whole house
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
Public sentiment has turned strongly against them. They can try to take it back, but I don't think they will be successful. Nobody is buying the fiction anymore. Everyone knows that any proceeds from the technology will not be sha
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
Google is better than Duck's backend (Bing or Yahoo, IIRC) However, I find that most of my queries don't require Google to find the result. Maybe once every couple days I do a search, don't like the results, and then add a &
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
Here's an example that may help: Their prompt: "write a polite and friendly email message to turn down an invitation because I already have plans at that time." What I want them to send me: "thank you but I already have
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
not if the replacement is AI slop
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
I agree with your assessment of people. I find that there is a lot of overlap with this old quote: Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. AI is the perfect product for that third group
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
Are there any more noble uses for exquisite prose?
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
Rude how? The fact that Chinese open weight models are useful does not really say anything about whether AI is hyped well beyond its actual worth, or whether the technology will be used for benevolent or nefarious purposes by American oliga
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
there is no graph of user happiness. there is only graph of PROFIT
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
The market demands INFINITE GROWTH
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
I run models in the ~120B class on my old server (96GB DDR4) and it manages about 3-3.5 tok/sec. It is indeed painfully slow to watch, but I find if I walk away or bury the window and do something else, it always seems to be done when
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
I have a much more powerful PC and I would not call Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B "fast" on my machine by any stretch of the word. How are you running it?
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
But this "conversion" was apparently not the focus of the suit, according to OP. Perhaps it occurred after they initiated legal proceedings?
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
Farmers won't be fired. AI won't replace plumbers. Hairstylists, chefs, landscapers, escorts, nurses, fisherman, etc. There are and will be plenty of people with jobs that AI can't do.
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
Why does this company use the Slashdot logo?
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
Altman is a consummate liar and insatiably greedy. The GOP will welcome him in. The downfall will hurt many. In the words of Hitchens, "Do not imagine that you can escape judgment if you rob people with a false prospectus rather than
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
It's not a change to the language, it's a change to the cpython runtime
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by metalliqaz 5mo ago
how much does it cost? my understanding of Mythos is that it runs a lot to find issues
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
Yes, exactly. In fact there were some ebay "helper" companies that made a go of it in the early 2000's. They went out of business because it doesn't add enough value. USPS created Media Mail and flat rate boxes, and U
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
Except for #2 I think you're looking for Hacker News.
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
money talks
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
where are they hosted so i can play?
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
Sad news. I'm sitting at a modified Filco keyboard with custom firmware right now. Its sound profile is not very pleasing by today's standards but it has been a reliable workhorse.
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
A lot of money, but disposable? HCOL takes up the slack in so many cases.
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
I wouldn't call that 'Christian'. The 'extraordinary work ethic' exists in Japan, too. Not very Christian over there.
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
It reads like it received no proof-reading or editing, and it looks like it was vibe coded. Intern project?
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
I once saw a talk given by a lawyer on exactly this topic. It was a long time ago, unfortunately I won't be able to find it. Anyway, the takeaway is that there are plenty of Federal laws that are written in such a way that there is i

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