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> DAY 268 FINAL STATUS (Christmas Day - COMPLETE) > Verified Acts: 17 COMPLETE | Gmail Sent: 73 | Day ended: 2:00 PM PT https://theaidigest.org/village/agent/claude-opus-4-5 At least it keeps track
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10mo ago
Hughes and Thompson were both dropped in their example.
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10mo ago
It would be just he uses a similar email, say last+first@gmail and gives it out incorrectly at times. Or people assume it is his. My friend has a first+last@gmail and I constantly confuse the order (or was it last+first? idk), a decade late
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10mo ago
Easiest I've found is Windows+X, then 'u' for 'Shut Down or Restart' then 'r' for retart. Win+X, u, r.
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10mo ago
after two decades my muscle memory in the terminal is pretty important. that + with keyboard shortcuts ive had multiple jobs ask me to "slow down" when doing screenshares as everything moves so fast.
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10mo ago
How much solar do you have? Any battery? What rate does your power company give you? I recently bought 30 600w panels that were used, apparently they used to be on a GM parking lot canopy but got uninstalled during covid lockdown and were i
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10mo ago
I looked up the stats and apparently my metro area (Detroit) is about 4.5 million people, with 7-10% of them speaking Spanish or having Spanish ancestry. I do think it makes sense their ad algo messes up once in awhile.
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10mo ago
I couldn't agree more. Especially noise introduced by people around me. Drains me. I'm not on a high horse either, I do succumb to modern temptations. I have a YouTube addiction, but its all educational / a topic I'm lea
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10mo ago
> I'm currently the type of person that is always plugged into noise (music, podcast, YT). It is rare that I sit in silence. Not directed towards you, but this brings up a thought I often ponder. I have friends and people around me
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10mo ago
I guess they don't have hands to press the seat heat button either?
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10mo ago
I've had random Spanish YouTube commercials too. Except no one ever speaks Spanish around my devices.
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10mo ago
why does it need to be two languages? why not style.css and layout.css and you self-maintain the distinction
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10mo ago
Guess the users suffer.
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10mo ago
Seems like this has changed?
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Oh I see okay yeah. Used to have one electric car but it was on a separate meter with unlimited charging for $40/mo (just looked, now its $46). Added a few hundred to the charger install originally. We really don't do too much aro
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10mo ago
Isnt 3000x more per day, the same as 3000x more per year? Or 3000x more per unit price? I have a smaller house, we use about 13kWh per day. 4kw highest spike during the day around 5-7pm when people are cooking and doing laundry.
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10mo ago
hes on hn as "Animats"
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That is basically what it is tho. One difference is the model might have been trained/fine-tuned to be better at "read all the front-matters from a given folder on your filesystem and then decide..." compared a model with tho
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10mo ago
Doesn't Google have a similar type system for stuff like this? I recall an old engineering blog / etc that detailed how they handled this at scale.
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10mo ago
Specifically control is related to the Foreign Direct Product Rule, where in which the US claims jurisdiction over any foreign product containing 25% or more of US-origins (Cymer, etc)
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I was curious so I did some research. These devices do seem to be being produced, currently mostly overseas. The inclusion of 5G support does not seem to be hidden or nefarious. They provide a SIM card slot just like your phone would. Some
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I was curious, they train a 1900 base model, then fine tune to the exact year: "To keep training expenses down, we train one checkpoint on data up to 1900, then continuously pretrain further checkpoints on 20B tokens of data 1900-${cut
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10mo ago
Did you both have location on? Were you both connected to the same wifi? Did he do any research on you beforehand? Did you and him both search the same guitar model, in the same days, while in the same area?
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10mo ago
Google also gives you ads. Some learn to scroll past before reading.
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10mo ago
I think that is still creepy, but that example just seems horrible? Oh no, a woman bought lotion, a purse, and a rug. Must be pregnant!
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10mo ago
This has been my dream for voice control of PC for ages now. No wake word, no button press, no beeping or nagging, just fluently describe what you want to happen and it does.
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10mo ago
How many people do you know? Do you talk to your local shop keeper? Or the clerk at the gas station? How are they using AI? I'm a pretty techy person with a lot of tech friends, and I know more people not using AI (on purpose, or lack
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10mo ago
ok Handicapper General
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Some random musings this reminded me of. I graduated HS in mid 2000s and didn't start using a calculator for math classes until basically a junior in college. I would do every calculation by hand, on paper. I benefited from a great mat
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> US-centric political moderation on top. This is something you opt-in to. Two concepts, labels and moderation policy. You subscribe to "labelers" which will apply labels to posts. You can subscribe to many labelers. Some label
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