oezi

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by oezi 5mo ago
Codex CLI is doing this fine. Maybe copy a page from their book.
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by oezi 5mo ago
Well that means saving the clipboard first.
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by oezi 5mo ago
You mention it is possible to play via Web, but all links just lead to pages which point to Apple's app store. Game over for Android and the web?
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by oezi 5mo ago
Sure, but auto_ptr is different in that copying transfers ownership, while unique_ptr prohibits copying.
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by oezi 5mo ago
I left C++ almost 10 years ago but I still remember how surprised and frustrated I was when auto_ptr was deprecated and then removed from the C++ standard as we had built our dependency injection framework and progress primitive on it.
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by oezi 5mo ago
3h/day and how many parallel agents? 1/3/10? I think out tokens would be a better metric.
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by oezi 5mo ago
Is there any way to run this in the browser rather than downloading an app?
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by oezi 5mo ago
That adds to it. But you are underestimating how much Europeans were/are shocked by Elon's Nazi salute and the DOGE fallout.
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by oezi 5mo ago
I tried the tutorial, but got confused by when to start/stop time and it made everything become desynchronized from your tutorial instructions. I then started the time again, when I shouldn't have and realized that I would have to
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by oezi 5mo ago
Yes, quite a bad reputation hit for Anthropic to get in bed with Musk. Tesla lost half its marketshare in Europe because Elon is meddling in our democracy, is promoting right wing populist parties and supporting Trump in general.
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by oezi 5mo ago
PlayDiffusion is a notable one. But the state of the art is quickly evolving.
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by oezi 5mo ago
Would it be feasible to do a soft RLHF using steering when an agents gives an undesired response?
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by oezi 5mo ago
Or a car from Citroen
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by oezi 5mo ago
Ha, Europe didn't start the war and seems like Russia is only able to export half of what they used to despite re-routing much to China and India. https://energyandcleanair.org/january-2026-monthly-analysis-...
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by oezi 5mo ago
But what do we do when the sun isn't shining? Well what are we doing if the straight of hormuz isn't hormuzing? Demand will adapt via price signals. Same story as in every market.
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by oezi 5mo ago
I mostly agree but some recent experiences with voice chat bots give me pause: Fedex has now a voice bot when you call and it is kind of good and fast. I mean faster than navigating their website. It picks up directly after some boilerplate
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by oezi 5mo ago
How does Global Foundries fit into this? Are they still a thing?
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by oezi 5mo ago
The same reason hospitals don't have their own Patient Information System but all use Epic. The amount of customization you need and continuous churn due to changing curricula and regulatory requirements makes it hard to keep up withou
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by oezi 5mo ago
Counterpoint: I was a PhD student in 2004 and on the universities board* which oversaw the roll-out of the campus management system. It cost > 10m EUR to implement a shitty system with the worst UX and years of stabilizing to make it som
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by oezi 5mo ago
406 browser not supported (opera mobile). Come on...
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by oezi 5mo ago
No, the loyalty programs are earning the company money by you wasting money on expensive airlines or by selling your data. And you are wasting so much time on small gains. Refusing to play is the best strategy here.
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by oezi 5mo ago
What is preventing the fun is that even though we now have IPv6 widely enough available we still can't have p2p connections in the browser without a cumbersome control plane of servers. If you could join a federation in the browser fro
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by oezi 5mo ago
The issue is that citizens issue ambiguous wills. They don't want kids to be able to look at porn, they don't want hate speech online, they don't want to be IDed online. Politicians try to square those competing wills.
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by oezi 5mo ago
All loyalty programs are stupid. People waste their time on 1-2% savings. It is insane.
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by oezi 6mo ago
When reading your summary I was wondering how much of those 400 tokens have been consumed by the caveman ruleset.
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by oezi 6mo ago
Maybe we need a term such as prompt homeopathy to call out prompt engineering without any empirical proof.
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by oezi 6mo ago
Of the confirmed casualties. Much easier to give kill numbers if you have video evidence from a drone. Doesn't mean that artillery strikes are any less lethal even though they don't give such clear confirmation pictures.
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by oezi 6mo ago
If the real cost where really 1900 / 50% = 3800 USD per month then you could rent your own H200 with 140 GB VRAM. The issue currently is capacity. Servicing the models cost just peanuts of electricity but the popularity is killing them
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by oezi 6mo ago
So enormously that the haven't had any sane permission system built in this year.
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by oezi 6mo ago
ESG is just giving up returns for a good feeling, isn't it? Stock picking is just folly for individual investors, isn't it? Anyone claiming they can consistently beat any large index is just delusional, aren't they?

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