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by modeless 6mo ago
Thanks, these make some kickass ultrawide wallpapers.
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by modeless 6mo ago
The price is 5x Opus: "Claude Mythos Preview will be available to [Project Glasswing] participants at $25/$125 per million input/output tokens", however "We do not plan to make Claude Mythos Preview generally availa
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by modeless 6mo ago
I didn't see this at first, but the price is 5x Opus: "Claude Mythos Preview will be available to participants at $25/$125 per million input/output tokens", however "We do not plan to make Claude Mythos Preview
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by modeless 6mo ago
If this Gemma tokenizer I found online is accurate then my Pixel 10 Pro XL is getting ~22 tok/s on Gemma 4 E2B using the NPU, vs. 40 tok/s is what people are saying the MLX version gets on iPhone. Actually I found official perform
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by modeless 6mo ago
It's so ridiculous that Google made a custom SoC for their phones, touting its AI performance, even calling it Tensor, and Apple is still faster at running Google's own model. Google really ought to shut down their phone chip team
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by modeless 6mo ago
Are you suggesting that I read the whole spec and then read the whole AV1 spec and diff it in my head? Or are you referring to the only text in that link describing differences with AV1: "enhanced support for AR/VR applications, s
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by modeless 6mo ago
My problem isn't that these people exist in the world. My problem is they're increasingly drowning out other voices in a community I'm part of. I would prefer significantly more active moderation against politics and general
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by modeless 6mo ago
Huh, I didn't know AV2 was out. What are the new features besides (I assume) incremental compression efficiency?
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by modeless 6mo ago
I am actually interested in an explainer of the technical differences between AppImage and Flatpak and Snap and why one is better than the others, but I didn't find it here. Personally as a user I have found AppImages annoying as there
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by modeless 6mo ago
I guess it was just delayed. I received the credit banner just now and redeemed it successfully.
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by modeless 6mo ago
That's not really a qualification so much as a required step, as you can do it anytime in the next two weeks to get the credit. And I have, but no credit.
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by modeless 6mo ago
Because it lets you ignore your 5 hour quota for a while.
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by modeless 6mo ago
The only listed qualification is "You’ve subscribed to a Pro, Max, or Team plan by April 3, 2026 at 9 AM PT", however I am not getting the banner for this credit. I suspect that there's an unstated additional qualification: t
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by modeless 6mo ago
If I have a specific interest in a topic I can do extensive research over many hours and come to my own conclusions. But for the vast majority of news headlines I see, including almost all "national" or "world" news, I d
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by modeless 6mo ago
Agreed, watching national or world news is useless. If you want to know what is likely to happen instead of what someone wants you to think will happen, we now have prediction markets. Whenever I see a headline I'm curious about, now i
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by modeless 7mo ago
On the other hand it's a boon to those establishing new businesses. And a huge boon to employees. And a boon to the overall economy because it accelerates transfer of know-how out of older and more dysfunctional companies into newer an
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by modeless 7mo ago
Once you have matched humans on a problem then further progress on that problem is not necessarily meaningful anymore, in terms of quantitative measurement of intelligence. ARC-AGI-3 is designed to compare AIs to humans, not to measure arbi
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by modeless 7mo ago
On the public set of 25 problems. These are intended for development and testing, not evaluation. There are 110 private problems for actual evaluation purposes, and the ARC-AGI-3 paper says "the public set is materially easier than the
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by modeless 7mo ago
I don't see why AI couldn't design tests. But they can only be validated by humans, as they are intended to be possible and ideally easy for humans to solve.
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by modeless 7mo ago
The test doesn't prove you have AGI. It proves you don't have AGI. If your AI can't solve these problems that humans can solve, it can't be AGI. Once the AIs solve this, there will be another ARC-AGI. And so on until w
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by modeless 7mo ago
Yeah I was wondering if some native Linux apps might want to use it, since it is clearly useful and hard to emulate.
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by modeless 7mo ago
Valve built more games than Epic in the past 10 years. Epic essentially only released Robo Recall and Fortnite + extra content, plus a spinoff of Rocket League which was an acquisition. Valve released a couple of duds (Artifact, Dota Underl
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by modeless 7mo ago
> the key insight is that changes should be flagged as conflicting when they touch each other Not really. Changes should be flagged as conflicting when they conflict semantically, not when they touch the same lines. A rename of a variabl
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by modeless 7mo ago
This article is complaining about the complexity of creating a simple window in Wayland, which is much easier in Win32. Wayland doesn't make creating "a rather complex application" any easier either. In both cases you would u
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by modeless 7mo ago
Win32 isn't that hard actually.
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by modeless 7mo ago
Yeah, Photopea isn't exactly basic but it's great. If this became the Photopea equivalent for video that would be awesome.
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by modeless 7mo ago
If they actually fix start menu search in addition to giving back the left side taskbar, I'll be pretty happy. I very much doubt they will though.
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by modeless 7mo ago
No, they put out an article saying that not right now but later this month or maybe next month, if you switch to a beta release, then possibly you'll be able to adjust the position of the taskbar. But at least they have screenshots!
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by modeless 7mo ago
This video on the subject of testing old vs. new camping gear is pretty interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Us6AVVkx_8
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by modeless 7mo ago
Hmm, as long as the waiting period is not per-app then maybe this is OK. Especially now that there is a well supported way to distribute alternative app stores without going through the sideloading process.

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