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by pkaye 4mo ago
What is it about? The audio is too noisy (my hearing is bad...)
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by pkaye 4mo ago
I noticed that when trying to use Codex and compared to Opus. So many layers of simple functions added by Codex. I need to try this out in my Agents.md.
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by pkaye 4mo ago
The testing was at the drive level without an OS like ext2. The test was with no flush (with flush test is easy to pass). Without PLP, the pass criteria is that the data that was buffered can be either the older or newer data and not corrup
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by pkaye 4mo ago
I used to develop SSD firmware and one of things I worked on is making it robust to power failure. The power supplies have lots of capacitance so the voltage drop was slow so we would use a special test board that would disconnect from pow
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by pkaye 4mo ago
Because the Haiku model is quite cheap but doesn't screw up too often I used it for interactive coding for my existing projects on the older copilot plans. For simple features I don't have a full plan worked out. I write a bit of
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by pkaye 4mo ago
You can do a FIT test instead which can be done at home.
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by pkaye 5mo ago
Its better off if ads go away. Just use ad blockers.
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by pkaye 5mo ago
Python subsystem for Go
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by pkaye 5mo ago
There has been a general downtrend in Chinese students studying internationally. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-29/chinese-student-numbe... Also US international students as percent of overall student populat
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by pkaye 5mo ago
There is a parameter in LLMs called temperature that controls creativity/randomness. If you set it to 0 it makes the model deterministic. I think some LLMs expose this as a tunable parameter.
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by pkaye 5mo ago
Does that mean those running the open models are highly profitable since they don't have to do any training?
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by pkaye 5mo ago
I looked it up and a couple of states have laws against HOAs from forcing your to have a grass lawn. Alternatives can include native plants, drought tolerant plants, xeriscaping, vegetable gardens depending on state. The states I've f
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by pkaye 6mo ago
Pro+ does have a annual plan but recently they paused or dropped the annual plans because they are trying to adjust the pricing model.
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by pkaye 6mo ago
Both ibuprofen and naproxen sodium are NSAIDs and are bad for your kidneys especially in long term. I had kidney failure due to what was eventually diagnosed as an autoimmune disease but they first thing the ER doctor will ask is if you hav
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by pkaye 6mo ago
Look up the book Hackers Delight if you like there low level algorithms and bit manipulations
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by pkaye 6mo ago
Actually I remember the change being reported in the Reddit /r/claueai chat back around that time frame. I was concerned that it would increase costs but nobody made a fuss so I presumed it was not a big deal.
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by pkaye 6mo ago
Ecoflow is actually a Chinese company.
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by pkaye 6mo ago
Someone did a nice animation on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNQ7MoL7erI
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by pkaye 7mo ago
Yes the do have an one time purchase option. You get 5 years of updates but no new features. I have it on my home computers. But new features are not a big deal since the differences are not big anymore (just like mobile phones.)
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by pkaye 7mo ago
Our Comcast plan has a monthly data usage of 1.2TB. We rarely go over 600GB in any month but month we nearly hit the limit. I was looking through the router logs to see what was going on and it turned out that somehow one particular Instagr
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by pkaye 7mo ago
I think Linus Torvalds lives in Oregon.
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by pkaye 7mo ago
Did you do this in Gemini or Nano Banana? Should I give multiple view points and top view of the back yard? I'm trying to see how much info to give.
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by pkaye 8mo ago
> they're actively taking spots from students with genuine needs. How would determine who has genuine needs? Many of these conditions have no definitive tests.
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by pkaye 8mo ago
I've read that compute costs for LLMs go up O(n^2) with context window size. But I think it is also a combination of limited compute availability, users preference for Anthropic models and Anthropic planning to go IPO.
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by pkaye 8mo ago
Above 200k token context they charge a premium. I think its $10/M tokens of input.
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by pkaye 9mo ago
Solar has become all about ROI these days just like home ownership has become an investment.
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by pkaye 9mo ago
If a person holds a camera and clicks a button, the output can be copyrighted. But if I write a few pages worth of prompts and click enter, it cannot be copyrighted?
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by pkaye 9mo ago
Wow didn't realize its much more expensive in some places outside the US. I'd think the smaller land area would make it cheaper.
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by pkaye 9mo ago
My university had Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering and Computer Science degrees (in additional to all the other standard ones.)
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by pkaye 9mo ago
Where can you read more about this?

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