queenkjuul

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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Ah yeah that $1T a year for the last forever is just pocket change
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Everybody always forgets George Bush for some reason
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
I'm really struggling to think of a time I've been disappointed in the performance of my Pixel 8 but I don't ask a ton of it
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Looking over the actual killer feature for Electron: running your existing web code with native features layered on top. I mean yeah Tauri does this too, but I think it's relatively rare for someone to decide "I'm going to bu
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Yeah i just don't have the hardware to run them at a reasonable rate and am not ready to invest that much at today's prices. My tinkering with DeepSeek last year was promising but the minutes-per-response made it unusable.
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
It's using all the Claude fonts, it's got the Claude pulsing indicators, it's got the Claude cards, and none of the writing is useful. This has gotta be up there with one of the most Claudey Claude sites I've ever seen E
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
This is better than the OP in practically every conceivable way
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Well I'll following basically every step of the provided guide (more or less bog standard Firefox on a Pixel with strict tracking protection) and then it says 91℅ identifiable. A lot of the information towards the bottom doesn't m
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
But the Chinese models exist, are competitive, and have locally useful quantized versions. If you're actually willing to pick up old DC inference hardware on the cheap you can already do a lot at home. The new hardware not so much admi
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
It costs $10B+ a quarter just to train? It's a simple fact that paying enterprise token rates would cost many times what the individual plans cost. It may well be that the enterprise income outweighs the cheaper tokens on the individua
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
At this point i half expect them to just blame the model itself like the HF hack. "Oh we didn't mean to train on your data, our cutting edge new agent we use to train new models is just so smart it decided to do so anyway! Oop
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Free tier Gemini is good enough for my personal projects and hopefully a local model can replace it before i ever personally pay for a single token from anyone. Work can pay a Claude sub. At home i see no need
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Early PCs were made of steel which can rust
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
I still don't get why a professional writer would ever accept an AI proofreader over a real one, or a "quote" returned from an LLM over one sourced from a reputable reference.
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Holding that opinion is fine; holding that opinion while using LLMs to probabilistically choose words for you doesn't add up. You want carefully chosen words? Read a book, or write your own. An LLM is not carefully choosing anything, i
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Which sucks. I wish they'd seriously consider downsizing LSD or at least dedicating two of those lanes to transit only
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Cant hurt to buy the filter and also lobby for safer transportation
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Solar plus batteries is the cheapest way to build a power plant in 2026. Nowhere gets so little sun that this can't be made to work.
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Expecting everyone to have a car cannot remotely be considered a serious solution Centralized production and storage will always be more efficient
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Now look how many capitalism killed
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Well my coworkers are the ones sending me the AI text and it's always garbage. And they're using Claude on the newest models. And they're all drastically more enthusiastic about AI than me. So yeah, maybe every single person
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
And giving it to employees of a large company is materially different in what way?
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
I mean the comment doesn't make much sense regardless, but they are indeed separate platforms under the same owner, having a Facebook account grants you no access to Instagram. I have accounts with neither. And you still just won'
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
I hate reading the output of "my AI," it's miserable verbose jargon laden slop. I tolerate reading it because if I prompted it, i either asked for code, pasted in a stack trace, or am looking for an answer to a question i f
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
I don't wasn't the prompt to feed my own LLM, i want the prompt because i don't give a shit about the LLM and only care what you have to say Except I'm lying, i don't want the prompt either, i want your human writin
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Hard to believe in this the year 2026 CE that somebody cares enough to cry about the letters used to denote the year
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Claude writes it's own markdown files when i yell at it, i don't touch the config manually
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
When AI can write quality prose maybe you'll have a point
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
Every single time Claude wrote a comment i replied in all caps FUCK YOU CLAUDE I TOLD YOU NEVER TO WRITE COMMENTS, WRITE IT DOWN SO YOU NEVER FORGET: YOU DO NOT WRITE COMMENTS. ONLY HUMANS WRITE COMMENTS. and after like 3 or 4 rounds of thi
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by queenkjuul 2mo ago
One coworker had their agent respond to me, with "from Claude : robot emoji:" at the end, that made me mad. Then another coworker just pasted the Claude response with no signature and no comment and no context as if they had writt

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