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nunez
27d ago
A very large percentage of everything on the Internet runs within one of three or four cloud providers.
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27d ago
Giving credit where credit is due, I believe Dario and his squad formed Anthropic because he and Altman couldn't align on safety. The only way to build models like the Claude series is to play dirty and train on LITERALLY ALL the data.
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27d ago
The big difference between nukes and AI is that only a handful of people in an even smaller handful of countries know how to make them, so coordination is easier to acheive. Everyone of any level of intelligence can run a frontier-class mod
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nunez
28d ago
This happened when crypto was big. Hacker News rides the bandwagon hard. Everything in tech trying to align to AI makes it more pronounced. It'll calm down, hopefully.
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29d ago
ca got out-ca'ed when broadcom (avago) bought them
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29d ago
bs would not have acquired them if they did
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29d ago
it was excellent at whiteboarding remotely.
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29d ago
Oh man; this is a horrible outcome (except for the founders; congrats to them)
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1mo ago
I use my Shokz headset for calls. The boom directional mic is excellent at suppressing background noise on its own and the connection is super reliable with the USB-C dongle (that works on phones as well as laptops)
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1mo ago
I _much_ prefer Touch ID. Always hated Face ID.
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1mo ago
I no longer need an iPad Mini in my bag with this thing...
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1mo ago
Everybody since the Galaxy Fold?
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1mo ago
C2 doesn't support physical SIMs. eSIM only. Honestly, I can go either way. Physical SIMs are nice but I love the convenience of eSIM and can see people being frustrated over its removal.
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1mo ago
- It works with the pencil! This is a big big deal. I can do whiteboarding with customers quickly without having to break out a separate device, for example. Definitely unfortunate for the reMarkable Move and devices like that. - They actua
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1mo ago
Wow this is EXACTLY my experience building a CLI with Claude, but I think with Opus 4.6. I gave it a README specifying the requirements for everything I wanted to build. My interaction with Claude was more or less like this.
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1mo ago
Oh man, it is almost too easy to imagine how deadly a jailbroken Mythos-class open-weights model can be if in the wrong hands. The big labs scrape LITERALLY EVEYTHING and get fresh data from their users. Both of the big labs have massive co
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1mo ago
It will now be able to write _almost_ the exact same thing. Except the main character will be called Elias...
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1mo ago
1984 Mayo Company Slop-Doula edition. You'd love to see it. McSweeney's is a treasure.
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1mo ago
All the way to almost San Diego, which is insane
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1mo ago
> I don’t and never have particularly enjoyed reading. I am a fast consumer of information and data, as that has tickled my brain ever since I was a small child which looking back, completely explains my career path. I thought I was the
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1mo ago
I have no idea how I didn't get sucked into doomscroll culture. Facebook was the center of my life back in college (2005-2009) and for a few years after graduating. What is now my diary started its life in Facebook Notes! I had Snapcha
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1mo ago
Yeah, nah. The cat and mouse game has begun. X will turn up the heat like Reddit did/is doing. I just created a redirect for (twitter|x).com to 0.0.0.0 and called it a day.
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1mo ago
Still useful to know if you have a cellular hotspot. GSM uses AT commands for lots of things.
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1mo ago
I've heard great stuff about FIP. I usually listen to Concerts Radio France at night. Excellent classical programming.
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1mo ago
Bob has been out for a while. It just never got a lot of press. IBM has also been developing more "enterprise" flavored LLMs through their Granite series. In fact they were trying to make small, mission-specific LMs a thing for th
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1mo ago
This was my experience using Uber in India many years ago. Rides around Hyderabad were like $2 USD.
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1mo ago
Loved this; thanks for sharing
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1mo ago
Crocs taking off bc of this movie is probably the craziest fact
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1mo ago
Mr Judge is from Texas A trip to Buc-ee's would've been great inspo also
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1mo ago
Fake empathic "Hi, Welcome In" is the modern day "Welcome to Costco I love you"
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