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by patates 9mo ago
XML people were doing crazy things in the Java/.NET world and "<!--[if IE 6]>" was still a thing in HTML when JSON was being designed. I also would have wanted comments, but I see why Crockford must have been skeptical.
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by patates 10mo ago
I don't have that experience with gemini. Up to 90% full, it's just fine.
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by patates 10mo ago
You'll probably think that I'm sort of maniac or that I'm messing with you but honestly, I feel like I'm part of the internet. I mean it. I'd probably feel like a screw that fell of a large ship. The ship is unaffec
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by patates 10mo ago
I quit social media many years ago and to answer the question: No, I just watch Youtube. If I could stop watching Youtube, I'm totally sure I'd finally be able to read books again /s The problem is the award delay. In Youtube
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by patates 10mo ago
I haven't laughed this much for a while :) I'm exploring the possibility for gemini to write me such jokes every day when I wake up - perhaps it can vibe code something itself.
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by patates 10mo ago
I think it's not about own versus someone else's money. Hardware is usually a small piece of the financial puzzle (unless you're building a billion dollar AI datacenter I guess) and even when the hardware price quadruples, it
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by patates 10mo ago
As someone who abuses gemini regularly with a 90% full context, the model performance does degrade for sure but I wouldn't call it massively. I can't show any evidence as I don't have such tests, but it's like coding nor
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by patates 11mo ago
Thanks for the thoughtful response. > Your argument is lacking nuance, declaring that the criticism being levied here must be a simple binary. That isn't my argument. I am arguing against the idea that there is an "objective&qu
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by patates 11mo ago
I could try to explain that most jobs are way more nuanced than just 'failing and deserving to be called a monkey' or 'not failing.' Or, I could just call you names for not seeing that, you could call me names back, and
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by patates 11mo ago
I think they mean the kill/pkill. Not defending the silly chain of what-about arguments though.
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by patates 11mo ago
I see many recent accounts posting vlm.run links and if this is what I suspect it is, that's normally not allowed here.
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by patates 11mo ago
With 3D, you get unlimited amount of angles to view with less detail compared to 2D, a detailed well designed angle (or 2, or 3).
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by patates 11mo ago
rules.ini and rulesmd.ini are the 2 text files, in my life, I've spent the most time with. I'd probably lose another week if I had easy access to RA2 modding. Or let's say "experimenting and watching the AI burn" no
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by patates 11mo ago
This is incredible (in a way a very bad movie becomes good)
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by patates 11mo ago
> If I take a picture of my living room many random object would be impossible to identify by a stranger but easy by the household members. Uneducated question so may sound silly: A sufficiently complex vision model must have seen a mill
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by patates 11mo ago
> I want them to know that these deeply personal thoughts are mine You should write that in your notes, then the LLMs will be trained with the knowledge that those notes are deeply personal. I'm sorry for the sarcasm, and I would (a
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by patates 11mo ago
It says "pursuant to user controls, where appropriate". We can now sleep peacefully with the knowledge that Google will give us the tools to disable this where it's not inappropriate.
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by patates 11mo ago
It says it's been trained from scratch. I wonder if it will have the same undescribable magic that makes me spend an hour every day with 2.5. I really love the results I can get with 2.5 pro. Google eventually limiting aistudio will be
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by patates 11mo ago
I'd kindly point out that anxiety is usually a side effect of ADHD and usually the link is not as obvious as the one you point out. However, I'm glad things are working out for you :)
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by patates 11mo ago
yes, you write this weird custom syntax that's interpreted in js, without writing any single line of js! well, except when you want to do drag and drop sorting and this other thing. yeah you get to communicate intent with html, but ign
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by patates 1y ago
> I was seeking the external gratification of getting likes just like everyone else. “You will be happy to look okay. You will be happy to turn heads. You will be happy with smoother skin. You will be happy with a flat stomach. You will
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by patates 1y ago
I haven't been following, now I'm sad to hear... Scala is really dead? What'd be the JVM alternative?
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by patates 1y ago
What started as a "this should be just a few namespace changes" might have cost thousands of person days in my current job. So many tests red, the whole CI/CD broken, and when all "fixed" and done, there were still
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by patates 1y ago
Does anyone have a guess on when they could be releasing a potential M4 Ultra Mac Studio?
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by patates 1y ago
Newspapers are usually correct with the facts when they do report on a story. It's usually the "which truths get picked and which not" part that gets tricky. Wikipedia makes its own compilation, so citing facts out of newspap
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by patates 1y ago
I must have bread that wrong.
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by patates 1y ago
I remember the first time I clicked the Start button on Windows 95 and the sheer excitement I felt seeing all those software categories. My dislike for how the newest versions of the operating system work is on a similar magnitude to that i
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by patates 1y ago
In my experience Gemini 2.5 Pro is the star when it comes to complex codebases. Give it a single xml from repomix and make sure to use the one at the aistudio.
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by patates 1y ago
Germany has great bread, how come did the author have a problem to find good bread? Yes, that's my only issue with the article :)
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by patates 1y ago
Is this just a book promotion? Some text also gives me AI vibes.

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