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by odo1242 1y ago
Isn’t it just “julia script-name.jl”?
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by odo1242 1y ago
Hmm, maybe it depends? I was kinda far into a long conversation and it stopped thinking midway through. Maybe it’s based on context length and not a direct rate limit
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by odo1242 1y ago
I was certainly thinking of the more political case where one team simply gets laid off with no review. That case would be perfectly alright, to be honest.
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by odo1242 1y ago
I can confirm: it’s because of the syncing session cookies across domains. I do believe it works if you block just the youtube.com domain and not *.youtube.com
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by odo1242 1y ago
Technically it’s actually a good idea …if you do it before publicly releasing and spending marketing budget on both products, giving them a full software lifecycle and a dedicated user-base that no longer trusts you to keep things running.
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by odo1242 1y ago
It’s also rate-limited, which means the model will silently start skipping the chain of thought after a certain number of daily requests. Definitely a downgrade over the old version, though really it’s just Google deciding to offer less for
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by odo1242 1y ago
iOS is pretty much Apple’s fully bespoke operating system at this point. You might be overestimating how much it actually shares with Unix (it boils down to a few standard libraries and terminal commands and no actual code). Functionally, i
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by odo1242 1y ago
Keep in mind that the company the CEO last founded before working on Rabbit was a crypto scam, though. They’re really not giving people much reason to trust them. Plus, why a separate device and not a mobile app?
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by odo1242 1y ago
The game developer Pirate Software had a video on this. He mentioned that the demo for his game, Heartbound, was really popular in Brazil, but due to Brazilians not having high purchasing power, the final version was too expensive for Brazi
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by odo1242 1y ago
I mean, “googlelogoligature” degrades just as gracefully as “undefined”, I would say (Which is to say that it doesn’t)
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by odo1242 1y ago
It’s faster for matrices of approximately at least ~256x256, though it depends on hardware
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by odo1242 1y ago
That’s a good point actually. Windowed app performance on Android apps is especially bad since they’re not designed for it (most of my experience is on Android-x86, but window resizing performance is not great)
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by odo1242 1y ago
To be fair, that’s likely because the Android subsystem is a virtual machine - not running multiple sets of system services / CPU emulation on a computer will make it faster pretty much universally.
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by odo1242 1y ago
The amount they plan on raising defense spending by more than cancels all other things we plan to save, even before considering tax cuts. At the current rate, the national deficit (rate of growth of national debt) is expected to be about do
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by odo1242 1y ago
There’s even more than that, actually: if you’re an individual developer you also need 10 people to beta-test your app for 2 weeks, along with having your home address listed online. Google really doesn’t wan’t anyone who isn’t a company
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by odo1242 1y ago
Actually, when I uploaded stuff on YouTube I’d notice sometimes that it was best to, even if the source footage was 1080p, upscale / upload it at 4k or 8k resolution so that people with sufficiently good internet could view it without
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by odo1242 1y ago
Something I do sometimes is: - Have an AI chat model come up with an answer to a problem. - Have it write a report discussing the details of the problem and why it's answer is correct, directed at a person or AI model who has no knowle
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by odo1242 1y ago
Linux gaming is actually significantly better than Mac gaming at the moment, in large part due to Valve. The GPU support is way better / faster and there’s less emulation overhead involved.
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by odo1242 2y ago
You’d be bringing your own FM radio antenna in this case, the car doesn’t have a sound system
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by odo1242 2y ago
Yea, incentives are currently about 7-8k depending on state so that sounds about right.
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by odo1242 2y ago
Nowadays, not really. I had a similar experience - the first (well, first in a few years) time I had to send mail was this year for my taxes, and I ended up having to buy another envelope from the post office because I mixed up the delivery
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by odo1242 2y ago
Or use an adblocker
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by odo1242 2y ago
Putting it on a GitHub repo IS redistributing it. By putting it on GitHub you agree in the ToS that you have the rights to distribute the code. Which you only have if you don’t violate the license.
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by odo1242 2y ago
The format doesn’t itself indicate AI, but when combined with the fact that the critique is mostly nonsense it does appear to strongly suggest it.
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by odo1242 2y ago
To be fair though, there’s so many open source fonts out there of good quality that you don’t have to pay anyone to use their font. Why go against copyright laws when you can just use fonts like Roboto (or really, anything on Google Fonts
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by odo1242 2y ago
By the way: the website restricts use of properties like transform() and animation, but the same restriction doesn’t apply to the transition property. Might be worth noting.
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by odo1242 2y ago
A lot of open source software operates on the same principles of academic research. Most academic research is considered freely available, and other researchers can generally use your work as they please, so long as they cite the original a
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by odo1242 2y ago
Is it faster? I’m pretty sure the main goal of this effort is just the “safer” part.
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by odo1242 2y ago
A lot of international people go to Harvard. Like the article mentions, it’s 27% of all students.
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by odo1242 2y ago
I doubt it’s meant to be “secret” contingency planning, but definitely unofficial contingency planning

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