nightski

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by nightski 8mo ago
Every legitimate use case for AI. It is a way to mark legitimate work done using AI tools as inferior. This might be acceptable if it prevented or limited nefarious use cases. But it does no such thing. It doesn't help at all on tha
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by nightski 8mo ago
It doesn't mean a worse model. It may mean that at certain points in time now which tend to be very short lived, but model advancement will hit diminishing returns and at that point models will become commoditized. But even now which
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by nightski 8mo ago
Actually no it just makes me use a different model. My uses are not nefarious at all, although it's fine for you to assume so. There are real, legitimate reasons why SynthId is actively harmful that do not involve deceiving or manipu
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by nightski 8mo ago
Commodities are more price sensitive than SaaS by definition.
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by nightski 8mo ago
I don't think commodity means what you think it means. Protein bars are not indistinguishable from one another, there exists significant differences between various products.
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by nightski 8mo ago
It doesn't matter, it only takes one to make it happen.
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by nightski 8mo ago
If you ever doubted it you were fooling yourself. It is inevitable.
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by nightski 8mo ago
What I am saying is that discord as a product has an inferior experience for small communities because it tries to cater all. It's just not a fun product to use.
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by nightski 8mo ago
My thought is that it just doesn't make sense to have a product which serves both communities of 1,000+ people and a small group of <50 friends. You end up making far too many compromises. I used to just engage with my friends. No
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by nightski 8mo ago
Discord has the momentum but overall I just find the experience awful. It would be nice to use anything else at this point. Joining a server with greater than a handful of people is just a nightmare and practically unusable.
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by nightski 8mo ago
How long is Google going to be able to keep selling search engine ads?
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by nightski 8mo ago
At that cost I'd just buy some GPUs and run a local model though. Maybe a couple RTX 6000s.
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by nightski 8mo ago
It's fun managing a bunch of inexperienced juniors when there are no consequences (aka the infamous personal projects). It's a lot more stressful when it matters.
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by nightski 9mo ago
I agree, I love the Steam Deck and Linux a lot including gaming. I'll also be a day one purchaser of the steam box if I am able.
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by nightski 9mo ago
No thanks to SpyOS.
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by nightski 9mo ago
That's not what I am saying, sorry if it was confusing. The parent was implying that if it doesn't run a game just pick a different game. But I was pointing out that isn't always an option, and some times you just want to pl
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by nightski 9mo ago
I run both operating systems. But I have to say it either runs the game you want to play or it doesn't. This is especially true if you play games with friends.
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by nightski 9mo ago
Companies need accurate estimates like I need accurate stock market forecasts.
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by nightski 9mo ago
I own an induction stove, and overall really enjoy it. But there are certain types of cooking it's not nearly as well suited to (still possible, but not as good). One of those is cooking on a wok. But really it comes down to heating.
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by nightski 10mo ago
Blaming this on Ballmer is a serious stretch, I can't see how you would come to that conclusion. Developers Developers Developers was for the launch of .NET and it brought us a platform that is still considered cutting edge 25 years
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by nightski 10mo ago
Name or color had nothing to do with it imho (I like the brown personally). It was all timing. They were entering a market with a well estaablished leader (iPod) that was nearly as good, as good, or better depending on who you ask. On to
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by nightski 10mo ago
Why is the parent teacher association involved in personal finances?
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by nightski 10mo ago
Does GLM 4.7 run well on the spark? I thought I read it didn’t but it wasn’t clear.
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by nightski 10mo ago
It's a product without a purpose.
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by nightski 10mo ago
Trump can be bad for the economy and the economy can still be fine. The economy doing well doesn't mean Trump was good for the economy. At the end of the day the policies and actions that have been enacted have not been great tailwin
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by nightski 10mo ago
Yes but ideas exist like FairTax which directly address this issue in some fashion. It's easy to come up with reasons why something won't work, it is a lot harder to find solutions.
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by nightski 10mo ago
They might still spend $600 on 10 more games though. Or spend it on a subset of the games they pirated because they want to support the developer. Who knows.
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by nightski 10mo ago
Does it need to be as complicated as a new format? Or would it be enough to not allow any scripting in the provided SVGs (or stripping it out). I can't imagine there are that many SVGs out there which take advantage of the feature.
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by nightski 10mo ago
Google has incredible tech. The problem is and always has been their products. Not only are they generally designed to be anti-consumer, but they go out of their way to make it as hard as possible. The debacle with Antigravity exfiltratin
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by nightski 10mo ago
Why is so much profit needed?

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