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by nomel 1mo ago
Well, nothing now starts in a completed state. See pre-production footage for movies and video games, for how scenes progress. Uncharted 4: https://youtu.be/NedDxIGQVs0&t=147 Coco: https://youtu.be/nl_Jk
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> you are not being interrupted. your partner is thinking with you As the many examples in that discussion show, this is your subjective experience, with others build different than you. To me, those two sentences side by side are in com
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They're not human. When I interact with AI, it's an emotionless chat bot computer program. When I interact with a human, a whole other sections of my brain necessarily light up, because they do have emotions, they do judge me and
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by nomel 1mo ago
I've never pair programmed. How can one achieve concentration for "deep focus" or "deep thought"? I'm only able to do that alone. Is it a me problem, or are some people able to focus deeply with others talking
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by nomel 1mo ago
When comparing closed models, the only thing that actually matters to anyone using them is some mix of cost and speed. Considering how much memory a server is using, when evaluating models that you'll never have access to in order to h
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by nomel 1mo ago
Additions by power companies. Xai did it because grid power is too expensive, because power companies are enjoying record profits at the expense of the environment and your wallet.
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by nomel 1mo ago
Probable mechanism: "What we found is a rapid increase in GABA in children, associated with learning, ..." [1] [1] https://www.brown.edu/news/2022-11-15/children-learning
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by nomel 1mo ago
I've seen a few videos about people having their girlfriend/dad/etc play very simple video games for the very first time. It's a really great example of this. The most basic, simple, mechanics are difficult for them, a
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by nomel 1mo ago
jj uses git as a backend. None of those need to "use" jj. You can use jj in an existing git repo, with your git wielding friends.
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He has the integration time set to 1/8000 s. I assume the idea is that you're effectively randomly sampling (with each shutter press) that amount of time of the sine wave. You should see a distribution of brightness if there'
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> it's quite the opposite for the moment This point is about power generation companies accommodating the new power demand. It's true that the power companies are keeping coal and gas peaker plants running, that they planned to
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by nomel 1mo ago
Yes, except with a single LED and mechanical rastering of the scanlines! I was confused why there were 5 LEDs...it's for five independent screens (center being color)!
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I don't think that's anywhere near equivalent. That's for reading and writing Microsoft Office docs. It has no office functionality . LibreOffice has a full API, for example to run calculations on spreadsheets [1]. The goal
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I bought had one Dyson vacuum, and it was the last. There was no way to access clogs in the main internal bend. It was very clear nobody involved had kids. Companies used to tout that products were "mother approved" for good rea
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by nomel 1mo ago
I personally see it as: These companies subsidizing green energy expansion, because it's now the cheapest power to expand. These companies are going to help "correct" the widespread problem with utility monopolies, in the U
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> however most people are really hedging in one camp or the other in their takes. As with most things, most people are somewhere in the middle, as the silent majority. You only see the comments of the strongly aligned, which are also the
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by nomel 1mo ago
As others have mentioned, you can write a skill /explain that contains something like "You're not a tech bro. Write the previous answer like you're a professional developer speaking to competent colleague. No yapping.&qu
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by nomel 1mo ago
> They're packing lots of signal into fewer words Not directly, it seems. You can easily test this by pasting some of the more offensive tech bro speak into a fresh claude session, to have it explain what was trying to be said. The
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What % of time, for a an average session, do you think is app overhead vs waiting for tokens? And there's your answer for why it's not a priority.
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> Bundling all of LibreOffice seems like a pretty huge dependency What's the alternative library you see?
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Nope. That would require the people paying for the code (those requesting the projects) to see something wrong with the code. As a coder, you would look in an see a mess. As a user they'll probably see something relatively nice, with
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by nomel 1mo ago
"Hope" suggests that it's not backed by data.
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Coherency is a state. My question is if that state can be achieved by just tuning the individual clocks/locations based on GPS as a master. And, there's other tricks, with all the inter-satellite communication [1]. And, there&#x27
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> though would never get the finger cause Im not a creep. Wearing them out in public is definitely enough to get the finger and be called a creep, because many people think they're always recording. I think you're underestimati
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That's a manual step, not a solution. the solution is just boring basic file permissions. Treat Claude as semi hostile user. If you don't want them accessing your files, set the permissions to exclude them (like require sudo). I a
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Who uses just LLM these days!? We use harnesses. Practically useful AI is a system of pieces already . It hasn't been pure LLM since ChatGPT 3.5 release.
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Is there anything that you have noticed that seems "noticeably easier" for someone without hyperphantasic, compared to you?
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That's near orders of magnitude more than reality. The only number that matters is the number of satellites that are in communication line of site. A satellite on the other side of the world doesn't help you.
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Maybe the starlink clocks could continuously calibrate from gps? Clock drift is usually a slow thing (like thermals). Their inter-satellite data links have all sorts of relative clocking info.
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Cloud does not mean censored. You can rent gpu time and run whatever model you want, with your data kept as private as any other cloud instance you personally run. Cloud is location, with (for some work) wayyyy cheaper access.

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