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Amazon Is on the Cusp of Using More Robots Than Humans in Its Warehouses(wsj.com)
16 points by mrbonner 1y ago|0 comments
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by mrbonner 1y ago
yes, but I now have to deal with all the oddities by combining them.
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by mrbonner 1y ago
My dang autocorrect, it is mise.
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by mrbonner 1y ago
My actual usage is a mix-bag. For general tools and utilities, I often just use Nix and Home Manager. It is a pain for setting up but once you got it working, it's basically fire and forget. Whenever you need a new app, you just add th
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by mrbonner 1y ago
I don't understand the foundation models here. Are they new LLMs trained by Apple such as Qwen?
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by mrbonner 1y ago
The containerization experience on macOS has historically been underwhelming in terms of performance. Using Docker or Podman on a Mac often feels sluggish and unnecessarily complex compared to native Linux environments. Recently, I experime
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by mrbonner 1y ago
Also sounds like a staging bonus RSU scheme in tech firms, isn't it?
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by mrbonner 1y ago
Is this whole thing written by AI? The writing is so dry and systemic to a point I feel like being hypnotized. And worse, it just spawns from one end of the spectrum like React all the way to backend auth. Lol somehow I feel like it was wri
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by mrbonner 1y ago
Did someone have a chance to try local llama for the new AMD AI Max+ with 128gb of unified RAM?
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by mrbonner 1y ago
I wonder why we should spend so much effort to do this vs. say using checkpoints in Cline for example. You could restore task and files to a previous state and try a different prompt/plan. And, the bonus is you have all of the previous
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by mrbonner 1y ago
I’m all in for blue book style exams, in person and in a classroom. There are just too much rampant cheating with or without LLM.
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by mrbonner 1y ago
The example prompt for reasoning model that never fails to amuse me: "How amy letter 'r's in the word 'strrawberrry'?" Phi-4-mini-reasoning: thought for 2 min 3 sec <think> Okay, let's see here. The
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Meta's 'Digital Companions' Will Talk Sex with Users–Even Children(wsj.com)
14 points by mrbonner 1y ago|4 comments
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by mrbonner 1y ago
This reminds of Black Mirror very much.
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by mrbonner 1y ago
I used to be a big fan of Homebrew but switch to Nix about 2 years ago. For the most part, it works great with home manager for me. Many tools can be installed with breeze just like breeze albeit a bit quicker. The critical thing for me is
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by mrbonner 1y ago
The polonaise is a dance for those curious about classical forms. J.S. Bach included this elegant, fast-paced, stylized dance in several of his suites. Though rooted in folk traditions, the polonaise evolved into a refined court dance. For
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by mrbonner 1y ago
One key factor in promoting a manager is the size of their team or organization—the larger it is, the better it looks on a promotion case. This often incentivizes managers to expand their teams unnecessarily, a practice commonly known as &q
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by mrbonner 1y ago
I would not use this for coding, even with their high end glasses and corrected vision. I don't use all of the fancy 3D, VR features either. They just feel like gimmicks with buggy software for me. If you keep that expectation and use
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by mrbonner 1y ago
The Xreal is a nice device. I got the first gen for $199. I'm able to plug this into the MacBook pro and watch Netflix in bed. The fonts do look a bit blurry and small. I don't think I can work with it full time. I don't have
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by mrbonner 2y ago
I feel that it basically comes down to promotion driven development. Things are changed because they are justifications for someone promotion. Cut the bloat!
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by mrbonner 2y ago
Does anybody encounter issues with DNS after installing tailscale with it's MagicDNS enabled? It drives me nuts because my entire network just stops working. I removed tailscale but still won't be able to connect to my Ubuntu ser
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by mrbonner 2y ago
So this is kind of an ensemble sort of thing in ML like random forest and GBT?
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by mrbonner 2y ago
True, I only compared the speed but not the vibe
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by mrbonner 2y ago
No, but apparently people stop caring and chasing the wagon.
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by mrbonner 2y ago
What an electrifying time to be alive! The last era that felt even remotely this dynamic was during the explosive rise of JavaScript frameworks—when it seemed like a new one dropped every quarter. Back then, though, the vibe was more like,
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by mrbonner 2y ago
Is this what happens with Call of Duty? My observation is I would play very good for a couple of days, often 1st or 2nd player in the 12 people group. Then, next few days I am placed with a bunched of assumed cheaters (seemingly seeing thru
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by mrbonner 2y ago
I enjoy Peter Norvig's writing style—it's rich in detail and backed by solid statistics. I've also been following Andrej Karpathy for the past two years, and I have to say, his writing has become my top priority to read first
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by mrbonner 2y ago
Where I work, we are required to write a substantial number of documents to "express our thoughts for leadership team clearly". At one point, I remember spent every single moment of my daily life at work to think about every word,
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by mrbonner 2y ago
Could someone with a Framework desktop let us know the situation of: 1. Running Linux 2. Inference speed of any of the LLMs I'm thinking about getting the 128GB one.
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by mrbonner 2y ago
Speaking of email hosting option, I think I am paying too much ($8/month) for the Google business suite with a custom domain. Is there any alternative out there that is cheaper?

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