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by novok 1y ago
Would employees and owners of 4chan get arrested if they ever fly into the UK now?
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by novok 1y ago
Putting systems in place is organizational scar tissue. Be very, very careful with scar tissue.
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by novok 1y ago
Any large codebase has a large ramp up time by virtue of being large. And the large codebase can have devex automation to get past the initial ceremony setup of larger languages like Java. It feels like the wrong thing to optimize for. As
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by novok 1y ago
What exactly was rewritten in 3 weeks at replit? Literally everything? The agent part?
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by novok 1y ago
If you knew the attitude those people had towards having "illegal small arms", you'd realize that isn't much of a barrier. It's kind of like the equivalent of bit torrent for them. Often it's easier to buy an
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by novok 1y ago
You are lucky to live in a place with cheap electricity. A continuous 60W draw would cost more than a full time VPS.
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by novok 1y ago
Or if your dealing with forgetful / tech confused old people. Now your putting 75 year olds in jail when a sooner alerting system would've made them notice if they were not using it correctly.
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by novok 1y ago
The fact that people could make excel monstrosities has never really been a real threat to the job security of programmers. IMO it increased it. LLMs are the new excel
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by novok 1y ago
Much like iOS/Android & the Web killed MSFTs stranglehold on OSes, google docs & markdown killed MSFT office's stranglehold on office. So many businesses are google doc shops, vast majority of schools are google docs, va
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by novok 1y ago
They are not, but they are central resource that the citizenry uses. If enough of the internet enters an embargo with the UK, they will probably capitulate because more and more of the citizenry will realize what is happening, be greatly i
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by novok 1y ago
Don't worry, there are some places in the USA that are even worse than that, like san diego, san francisco and hawaii
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by novok 1y ago
the power usage is usually horrible, which is why most don't want it
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by novok 1y ago
Python3 has a lot of typing now, you can have it in your python BE if you choose.
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by novok 1y ago
I would imagine that this is also for making little mini programs out of react like claude does whenever you want it to make a calculator or similar. In that context it is worth it because a lot of them will be made. They can also embed a
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by novok 1y ago
I think it's implied it's a lot of first cousin stuff and if you iterate this it starts building up in goofy ways if it is kept self contained enough.
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by novok 1y ago
I think that is because you do implicit plan tracking, creation and modification of the plan in your head in light of new information and then follow that plan. I'm not sure these tools do that very well. The long running task, at it&
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by novok 1y ago
They are moving beyond just big transformer blob LLM text prediction. Mixture of Experts is not preassembled for example, it's something like x empty experts with an empty router and the experts and routing emerges naturally with trai
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by novok 1y ago
I think incest is usually understood as immediate direct family relations and means SA or something close. What your talking about with 1st cousins is called inbred. Inbred is the superset of incest. You can get that with no incest.
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by novok 1y ago
This high scope argument already existed with aws style providers and palantir and in practice is a bit of a nothingburger. I doubt openai would do retention or training on purpose, too much to lose.
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by novok 1y ago
Psychs who dont trust ai companies
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by novok 1y ago
The reason why that didn’t work was because regulations made micropayments too expensive, and the government wants it that way to keep control over the financial system.
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by novok 1y ago
I don't think unpaid people would mind if they were 'put of an unpaid job' in this case.
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by novok 1y ago
wheee, great way to lock in incumbents even more or lock out the EU from startups
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by novok 2y ago
There is a segment of people where GLP-1 medications just don't work, 68% stop within a year, and dosing keeps on escalating up and up. It will help a lot of people, but it is not going to be the panacea early results show.
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by novok 2y ago
A halfway tool that would let you take the text and auto-typeset it in would probably be a big thing. All you would need is the equivalent of a subtitles file at that point. The tool will identify regions to change and how to change them, t
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by novok 2y ago
I would put more demo pages and make them larger / zoomable. It's hard to read the current one. I would make the demo pages have tricky things beyond clear speech bubbles too, but are still essential for understanding, like text
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by novok 2y ago
I have an iPad Pro, daylight and remarkable 2. iPad Pro is definitely the fastest. The daylight and rm2 are slightly slower and I do notice it, but they are definitely fast enough. The RM2 is the slowest and that is just e-ink physics at
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by novok 2y ago
You don't have to compare Singapore or other places. Just comparing the USA to other English countries shows stark differences. The UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and NZ have way less of the bad kind of "low income", bette
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by novok 2y ago
There are two kinds of 'low income.' There is a working-class neighborhood where people are not rich; life is hard, and stuff is a bit run down, but people are normal. Employed-ish, don't start fights and are respectful. Th
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by novok 2y ago
Colonoscopies are not that bad; many countries do it without sedation. The sedation part is annoying in multiple ways; it prevents you from doing a bunch of stuff the rest of the day, while without sedation, you can continue as if not much

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