phainopepla2

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by phainopepla2 3mo ago
That's not true. Even the liberal interpretation of this recognizes that some people within the geographic boundary are not subject to the jurisdiction. Diplomats and invading armies, for example.
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by phainopepla2 3mo ago
Following the implications of this argument leads to some pretty hairy places. If a person is incapable of reasoning outside of their class/race/gender/etc position, then how is a fair law even possible? Or perhaps the argume
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by phainopepla2 3mo ago
Having all the world's knowledge at our fingertips didn't seem to make us any smarter (quite the contrary, from where I'm sitting), so I'm skeptical that having private tutors at our disposal is going to. Perhaps for the
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by phainopepla2 3mo ago
Looking at some of the agentic coding benchmarks on the system card[0], pages 117-118, it seems that running it at low outperforms Sonnet 4.6 at any level, and is a good deal cheaper as well. So on low it could be a good workhorse for an Op
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by phainopepla2 3mo ago
I think their last sentence is a pretty clear indicator that they were not being serious.
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by phainopepla2 3mo ago
This doesn't seem like a dichotomy to me. Words can be a byproduct of thought and consciousness while also enabling new forms of consciousness and reasoning. Clothing enables the human body to do things it couldn't before (staying
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by phainopepla2 3mo ago
I got an email from them with this information approximately six hours ago. There is also a banner about the price change on their API platform site, at least for me
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Are you only considering coding use cases? Many enterprise use cases, such as simple data extraction, are well served by cheaper models.
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
My strategy has been to follow accounts that just repost reviews by well respected film critics, usually older ones like Stanley Kauffman or Pauline Kael. Typically they're well written even if I disagree with the take, and they avoid
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
> On Letterboxd, the reviews can be as entertaining as the movies themselves. Hard disagree here. There are some good reviewers on there but you have to wade through a mountain of terrible one-liners from wannabe comedians. No matter how
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Absolutely ludicrous comparison
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Reminiscent of when coding agents fail to fix a bug and keep digging themselves deeper into a hole. > I understand the problem now, I just need to... > I was wrong before but the issue is now clear, let me... > I have complete clar
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Sorry, I meant non-locally. I'm assuming privacy is not a concern since you mentioned using Deepseek already. The cost of V4 Flash for small tasks is so minuscule as to be almost free, and you don't have to deal with a churning la
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Why not just use DS V4 Flash for the small stuff? Very fast and extremely cheap.
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Have any major open weight models been "open data"? Wouldn't that entail distributing vast amounts of copyrighted data?
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
That's because Qwen's flagship models are not, in fact, open weight. Qwen3.7 Max, Qwen3.7 Plus and others are closed weight. You can use Qwen3.6 35B A3B (for example) on Openrouter with a US-based ZDR provider, because it's o
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Insurance companies spend a lot of time on bill review and disputes over coding. They will develop an adversarial AI process to counteract this (assuming they haven't already). Race to the bottom and we all win
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
He allowed allowed the destruction of Gaza to start, and did nothing to stop it even when it was clear what was happening and it was within his power to do so. Of course, Trump would have been no better on that front. But that brings us bac
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
This is very true. My parents were organic farmers back before there was any legal or official designation, and keeping synthetic pesticides out of the soil and watershed was a bigger motivation for them than fear of eating conventionally g
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Ah, missed that. Well, I think the point remains that it's an abominable and misleading graph
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
And to top it off both Y axes have the exact same label. The graph has no indication as to which line belongs to which axis. Of course, we can easily infer which is which from the surrounding article, but still... terrible data visualizatio
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
What's forcing people to keep eating terrible diets and getting fat? What's forcing <bad habit> that results in <bad outcome>. The answer is usually human weakness or someone seeking to make a profit by encouraging the
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Where can I read more about this? I've been pilled on the co-sleeping thing, but hadn't heard this about "back is best"
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Meth is already incredibly cheap. Meth addicts would definitely still engage in this behavior even if meth were free, because they still need money for rent, gas, food, whatever.
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
My apartment was broken into once and I knew it was a meth head because they color coordinated my closet before they left. Turned out to be someone I knew (on meth)
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Wood construction is not typically considered woodworking, although there is often a lot of overlap. But the skills needed to make furniture are pretty different from the skills needed to make decks, fences, etc.
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
> Is there an actual quantitative check that says "AI or not AI"? I'm genuinely curious. There are plenty of them that will give you a number, Pangram is a commonly-used one. Of course, whether they actually work well is a
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
I think pay per account (like the Metafilter model) would be better. If you charge $10 for lifetime access and ban slop-posters, it quickly becomes expensive to be a slop merchant
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
Then they should use an appropriately scoped API, as OP suggested.
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by phainopepla2 4mo ago
I am experiencing this using Opencode. Caching works fine via Deepseek API but not so good via Openrouter

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