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by pants2 8mo ago
What this confirms is that it was never about Anthropic's terms. The administration has a bigger issue with Anthropic and that was just an excuse to ditch them. What exactly the issue was I'm not sure. Maybe OAI paid off the right
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by pants2 8mo ago
That's exactly what the Terms of Service are that you agree to for every service you've ever paid for
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by pants2 8mo ago
Source?
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by pants2 8mo ago
I vibe-coded my own Jira interface at work. Everyone likes it better and half the company is using it now lol.
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by pants2 8mo ago
Fwiw on the ETF side they're talking about IBIT/GBTC etc which only a tiny number of "authorized participants" are able to mint and redeem vs BTC.
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by pants2 8mo ago
1) This is by any source I can find, incorrect. Twitter had ~8,000 employees when Musk bought it. After layoffs that was trimmed to a low of around 1,500 employees (19%), and today it has around 2,800 employees. Also worth mentioning that a
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by pants2 8mo ago
Reading such obvious LLM-isms in the announcement just makes me cringe a bit too, ex. > We optimize for speed users actually feel: responsiveness in the moments users experience — p95 latency under high concurrency, consistent turn-to-tu
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by pants2 8mo ago
To think I used to log in to Facebook every day, scroll friends' posts until it said "You're caught up!" then leave. That's almost unimaginable now, but I deeply wish I could return to that experience. Unfortunately
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by pants2 8mo ago
If you're heating water, the heating is just "talk" while boiling is "action" -- but boiling takes a long time even once you've reached the boiling point!
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by pants2 8mo ago
Couldn't these tools be made to run in an OverlayFS-type filesystem that the user could review and apply changes to when they're done? It would also be nice to have a second agent review every command to ensure nothing overly dest
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by pants2 8mo ago
Strange that you say that because the general consensus (and my experience) seems to be the opposite, as well as the AA-Omniscience Hallucination Rate Benchmark which puts 3.0 Pro among the higher hallucinating models. 3.1 seems to be a not
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by pants2 8mo ago
I tried it with a few of my Suno prompts and it seems way behind Suno v5. Which is especially surprising because It's 5 months newer!
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by pants2 8mo ago
That headline seems like a stretch after reading the article (Fox after all) > sexually inappropriate messages were sent to "~500k victims per DAY in English markets only." This sounds like a total count of unsolicited sexual m
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by pants2 8mo ago
Fun when these things hold a surprising amount of weight. Reminds me when these two engineers on Lego Masters made a bridge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9WT6TB15yE
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by pants2 8mo ago
They are (in my mind) still the best models for fast general taka, when hosted on Groq / Cerebras
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by pants2 8mo ago
Via iOS permissions you can restrict internet access to the keyboard and it still works well.
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by pants2 8mo ago
Gboard is a lot better than the native keyboard. Strange that OP is going to such lengths to complain when iOS supports other keyboards. The main benefit I've found with Gboard is a larger vocabulary, and perhaps a less aggressive auto
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by pants2 8mo ago
I assume you used your own product to hype up this post? @dang I was excited about it till I saw this behavior. Please operate ethically next time.
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by pants2 8mo ago
Ideally in the first scenario where we have well-functioning government, necessities like food and low-income housing would be well subsidized. Other things like random junk from Temu and large gas-guzzling trucks will be less accessible to
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by pants2 8mo ago
Here, in the first scenario it directly punishes consumers for consuming more. In the second, it punishes everyone equally on everyone's consumption, which is unlikely to lead to behavior change. So yes, we should tax fossil fuels much
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by pants2 8mo ago
This is an interesting way to frame it, but then the obvious question is, for areas where it almost never gets above freezing, why doesn't the snow get infinitely thick? The other main ways you lose snow are: sublimation, wind blowing
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by pants2 8mo ago
Or perhaps even two Slates for the price of a high end R2
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by pants2 8mo ago
Why aren't car manufacturers partnering with Comma when they're the closest competitor to Tesla's system? The Bosch systems are super basic.
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by pants2 8mo ago
The Outback is an incredible car for the money
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by pants2 8mo ago
Yep, wanted one but it made zero sense at the prices they wanted. Got a fully electric EV and very happy with the choice. I figure there's a lot more to break on the Prime too.
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by pants2 8mo ago
Any small city in Italy is going to be 10X more challenging than Boston
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by pants2 8mo ago
Another way humans perceive depth is by moving our heads and perceiving parallax.
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by pants2 8mo ago
An auto-arrange feature for a LabVIEW/ComfyUI type DAG programming language. Could take a program with hundreds of nodes and edges and arrange them nicely so none of the lines intersected and blocks were grouped logically.
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by pants2 8mo ago
Paying $10 per request doesn't have me jumping at the opportunity to try it!
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by pants2 8mo ago
Beautifully controlled landing, well done to the pilot. This is certainly a dumb question, but could a plane like this land on a softer material to try to save the airframe? Like a dry lake bed, marsh, or golf course?

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