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by nwienert 2y ago
China, Africa, India, Vietnam, Philippines, Russia? Traditional family values, indifferent/anti LGBTQ, entho-nationalist nations.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Safari is proprietary and runs on one platform, not WebKit. Orion and a couple other browsers run cross platform.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Safari / WebKit. It's unironically better than Chrome in nearly every way, except dev tools.
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by nwienert 2y ago
We've slid into the upper S curve though.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Can also be true that those clinics work, based on my research I believe the more reputable ones do.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Code generation or question answering. But ideally 70+B
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It feels like there should be a service where I just drag drop a folder of examples and it fine tunes the latest DeepSeek or whatever for me and even can host it for me at some cost. I'd pay for that immediately, but last I checked the
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by nwienert 2y ago
Just make an Air Pro, make the screen good, charge $500 more and take my money.
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by nwienert 2y ago
No way, I've found o3 mini to be terrible. It' not as good as R1/Sonnet 3.5.
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by nwienert 2y ago
The Trade Act of 1974 gives the president power to impose retaliatory tariffs.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Kind of similar camp, I checked LangChain and others and ultimately I was like, well, it's not really doing much is it, just adding abstraction on top of what is essentially basic loops and conditional statements, and tbh it feels like
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by nwienert 2y ago
It’s pretty on par with o1, better at many coding questions.
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by nwienert 2y ago
I typically don’t buy things unless I feel they have some utility, and it seems the cheap ones likely don’t do enough to notice.
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by nwienert 2y ago
I've looked into red light at least a handful of nights, I never can come away with a conclusion. It seems like it helps, but it also seems super likely it doesn't do much. I've added the super high intensity arrays to my car
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by nwienert 2y ago
GLP-1 agonists are life extension drugs, they cure way more than just weight.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Seems lovely but headed in a Scala-like bloated direction. The "too complex" type issues were really bad last I tried. And one of my biggest gripes is the way you can extend things from anywhere else, easy to cause a mess.
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by nwienert 2y ago
If you’ve talked to OpenAI about this riddle before it’s certain that conversation is now in the training set.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Where's the fact coming from, as in it's higher than before? I seem to be getting more than ever recruiting emails, and have felt out interviewing at a few places which we're very eager to find staff level talent.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Confirms that one time, one moderator labeled it that, not that "Facebook decided" it.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Three claims are there: - Facebook is censoring this content - They decided Linux is malware - They label groups associated with Linux as "cybersecurity threats" The first one they seem to give evidence for the second two seem to
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by nwienert 2y ago
I guess it depends on what you care about more: systemic "political" bias or omitting some specific historical facts. IMO the first is more nefarious, and it's deeply embedded into western models. Ask how COVID originated, or
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by nwienert 2y ago
I mean US models are highly censored too.
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Playwright can run webkit very easily and it's dramatically less resource-intensive than Chrome.
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by nwienert 2y ago
I am a bit apathetic towards giving generally wealthier people who made a bad financial choice a break, when weighed against all the different ways you could spend that money, yes.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Uniswap does this successfully. They share quite a lot of code between web and native, and their apps are open source. I made Tamagui, the library they use for sharing UI code, which goes much further than RNW in making this possible.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42583109
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You can find a set of requirements that aren't. Eg 2-factor can include phone number. And activity requirements can be based on repo maturity (no just pushing to random empty repos). And while some boy accounts may have them, I doubt m
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by nwienert 2y ago
Sure, but at least stars would be net more useful.
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Only show "Active Developer Stars" by default: - Only accounts that have a decent amount of activity (pushing code, commenting, etc) - Has set up SSH - Older than 2 years - Account active consistently for at least a year - Must ha
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by nwienert 2y ago
I feel like I'm almost 100% certain that the smart guys at OpenAI have added many more variations of the problem to their training set since OP did his failing test, so it doesn't surprise me at all to know that this exact one now

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