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   by piperswe 1y ago

   I think it's part of the RLHF tuning as well
2. 212.▲
   by piperswe 1y ago

   I wouldn't be surprised, most retailers can place special orders for things they don't have in stock. I do this at my local record store, book store, and comic store with some frequency.
3. 213.▲
   by piperswe 1y ago

   But where's the source? I just see a binary blob, what makes it open source?
4. 214.▲
   by piperswe 1y ago

   Atomoxetine can have some super nasty side effects, and I wouldn't be surprised if it only works for some people. It's a fickle drug in my experience.
5. 215.▲
   by piperswe 1y ago

   How much of that is because the models are optimizing specifically for SWE bench?
6. 216.▲
   by piperswe 1y ago

   Cline also allows you to have separate model configuration for "Plan" mode and "Act" mode.
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   by piperswe 1y ago

   From the linked post: > Pricing remains consistent with previous Opus and Sonnet models: Opus 4 at $15/$75 per million tokens (input/output) and Sonnet 4 at $3/$15.
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   by piperswe 1y ago

   I suspect that state law isn't what's preventing private nuclear power plants, the federal red tape around nuclear projects (and secrets) is probably the big blocker
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   by piperswe 1y ago

   > * Video streaming services Netflix video streaming launched in 2007. > * VSCode-style IDEs (you really would not have appreciated Visual Studio or Eclipse of the time..) I used VS2005 a little bit in the past few years, and I was su
10. 220.▲
    by piperswe 1y ago

    As an 18 year old without a college degree in 2019, I was making $130k/yr in Palo Alto.
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    by piperswe 1y ago

    > Seemingly learning little from Buick’s Riviera, BMW reintroduced touchscreens in 2001. Didn't BMW hold off on adding a touchscreen until iDrive 7 a few years ago? Or maybe it was iDrive 6 - either way a long time after 2001.
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    by piperswe 1y ago

    I don't work at Oxide but I have done an Emeryville <-> Sunnyvale commute, so I can confirm that Oxide employees almost certainly do not want to deal with that
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    by piperswe 1y ago

    Applying Apache or MIT to a binary blob doesn't make it open source either
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    by piperswe 1y ago

    I mean, the fascists today are basically the same people as the fascists 10 years ago. It wasn't crying wolf, it was seeing what was going to happen in the future.
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    by piperswe 1y ago

    Texas has the TexShare system, which facilitates ILL between just about every library in the state (public & university), and lets libraries issue TexShare cards that give reciprocal borrowing rights at any other TexShare library
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    Common Confluence SEO at my company is to add a bunch of keywords then change the text color to white!
17. 227.▲
    by piperswe 2y ago

    Hell, my Windows XP system with a nearly 20 year old processor (Q6600, ~17ish years old) still instantly does almost everything.
18. 228.▲
    by piperswe 2y ago

    For big artists, I tend to just go to my local record store, pick up a CD, and rip it when I get home.
19. 229.▲
    by piperswe 2y ago

    Same, I think I can name one canonically trans character from a piece of media I've watched recently? And as a trans person myself, I'm probably more likely than most to pay attention when a trans character is introduced.
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    Minecraft back in the day was a Java applet, so the game was running in a native JVM. This demo is running the game in a WebAssembly JVM, so performance is absolutely going to suffer. If the game were actually written for the web platform,
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    Decided to take a look at LANCommander since it sounds interesting - looks really cool! But the website is currently giving 502 errors, so I'm only able to see the README.md
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    FS transceivers are also re-programmable: https://www.fs.com/products/96657.html
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    > 90% of people have or will have had HPV in their lifetime I suspect that number will soon become out-of-date, given that there's a widely available vaccination against HPV now.
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    See also: "Obliterating Animal Carcasses With Explosives" published by the US Forest Service: https://www.intrans.iastate.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/B...
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    WebView is often used as a generic term for any embedded web browser. Web UI is not native UI, even if it's technically embedded in a GTK/etc app. Native UI would be using the platform's native controls. This project looks mo
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    https://archive.is/POXh6
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    That kind of thinking (neglecting a broken lock on the back door, because I figured chances were low that someone would take advantage) got my apartment "broken" in to a few years ago.
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    BMW does tech pretty damn well. Even though they're throwing everything on a screen nowadays, at least the screen is extremely responsive and (once you're used to it) quick to navigate
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    RIP Project Wonderful, I loved that it was an ad network that respected privacy
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    by piperswe 2y ago

    You don't have to pay to run your own apps on your own devices, as long as you're OK with re-installing them weekly