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by post-it 6mo ago
Thanks! Could it conceivably load the sub-models in series rather than parallel? 8 still won't be enough but I wonder if those with 16 could eke something out.
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by post-it 6mo ago
How much RAM does this use? Only sitting on 8 GB right now, I'm trying to figure out if I should buy 24 GB when it's time for a replacement or spring for 32.
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by post-it 6mo ago
It's not in the interests of the UAE to improve. There's the (possibly misattributed? but topical nonetheless) quote by the previous emir of Dubai: > My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I drive a Mercedes, my s
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by post-it 6mo ago
Well ultimately the skill I care about is understanding software, changing it, and making more of it. And clearly that isn't atrophying. My syntax writing skills may well be atrophying, but I'll just do a leetcode by hand once in
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by post-it 6mo ago
Do folks see a mention of Claude as indicative of an ad? I usually say it because at work we've got a couple different options and I like to mention which one in particular I was using. But maybe I'll just start saying AI on forum
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by post-it 6mo ago
> however imagine that the new tool suddenly gets ragged pulled from under your feet When you have a headache, do you avoid taking ibuprofen because one day it may not be available anymore? Two hundred years ago, if you gave someone ibup
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by post-it 6mo ago
> If you were on a plane flight with no wifi, and you wanted to do some dev work locally on your laptop, how comfortable would you be vs if you had done all that work yourself rather than via Claude? Probably about as comfortable as I wo
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by post-it 6mo ago
Yeah, I test everything myself.
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by post-it 6mo ago
For example, Claude was very eager to include function names, implementation details, and the exact variables that are passed between services. But all the info I need for a particular process is the names of the services involved, the file
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by post-it 6mo ago
I was worried about skill atrophy. I recently started a new job, and from day 1 I've been using Claude. 90+% of the code I've written has been with Claude. One of the earlier tickets I was given was to update the documentation for
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by post-it 6mo ago
> and deploy to hardware you own or rent. Because this part sucks. I grew up fiddling with Linux. I don't want to play devops anymore. I want to write code and run it.
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by post-it 6mo ago
- You know, Lindsay, as a software engineering consultant, I have advised a number of companies to explore closing their source, where the codebase remains largely unchanged but secure through obscurity. - Well, did it work for those compan
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by post-it 6mo ago
Not many existing models will do it or do it well. > when you can do the fine tuning directly on the phone Well you'd need millions of on/off nude samples to start with, so I don't think that's likely. And that's
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by post-it 6mo ago
> I edit it. I code around it. You're never gonna guess what software engineers do.
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by post-it 6mo ago
Prohibiting apps from shipping with models that can nudify people seems reasonable. Custom models that can do it will be banned from search results and major sites. Just like child porn, they'll exist online but be quite difficult to f
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by post-it 6mo ago
Nudify apps are very much present on the front page of search results. Get rid of that and you'll significantly cut down on the problem.
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by post-it 6mo ago
I doubt it. Photoshop was already pretty accessible, moreso than downloading sketchy models and getting them to run. It's also a matter of scale. If a dozen teenage boys in a class are generating nudes, they feel safety in numbers. If
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by post-it 6mo ago
> Like I said… skipping ahead, let me guess, For The Children; we must block local models, AI except for The NYSE Chosen Ones, encryption, and must have digital ID to use everything. Tell me this article is in favor of anything else. No,
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by post-it 6mo ago
Teenagers aren't running generative models on their home PCs, they're using online tools. Sure, some people will do it offline, but these are by and large crimes of opportunity.
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by post-it 6mo ago
Yeah, we've pretty successfully gotten rid of online child porn from like front page search results and public social media, there's no reason why we couldn't do the same for this.
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by post-it 6mo ago
What the hell kind of queries are you running? I use Claude Pro all the time for asking questions, doing data analysis, writing side projects, and I very rarely get rate limited. I use Claude Max 20x at work and I rarely hit 10% session uti
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by post-it 6mo ago
And they also make your WP admin page look like an IE6 toolbar.
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by post-it 6mo ago
I haven't tried it, but it looks like it just calls pbcopy, which won't work in a browser. There's no programmatic way to do it, because tmux can't access the clipboard.
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by post-it 6mo ago
Not in browsers, unfortunately. Both my work and Home Assistant OS use tmux in a browser tty, and I have to turn off mouse mode to copy.
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by post-it 6mo ago
It wouldn't help in this case, since the attacker was willing to pay.
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by post-it 6mo ago
Not for me. Some kind of OSC 52 problem.
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by post-it 6mo ago
I appreciate that tmux has theoretical advantages over screen, but man does the implementation suck. On Mac it still seems like there's no way to copy text if you have mouse mode on (at least in code-server).
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by post-it 6mo ago
> They should have used a cookie or something else that does not require asking me every few minutes to prove once more that I am not a bot. > every uBlock filter enabled and Cookie Auto-delete Hmm
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by post-it 6mo ago
You're getting frequent verification requests because you're behaving like a bot. Are you modifying your user agent string or using a VPN?
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by post-it 6mo ago
It's not just docker and tech. Plenty of people depend on tools that use Cloudflare.

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