radium3d

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by radium3d 13d ago
I worry that since AI doesn't require nature, plants, etc, that if AI is left to its own devices, it may not properly care for the planet in a way that would make it habitable for life in that 'autopilot' state. I am speaking
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by radium3d 13d ago
Not just dodgy but downright malware links. It's insane. had one with a full screen mcafee level scam. Dropping the ball Google.
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by radium3d 22d ago
Doesn't everyone else immediately update everything on their computer before they start doing anything?
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by radium3d 25d ago
This is entirely regulator's decision. Hazard Lights: Yes, the vehicle will automatically turn on its hazard lights Controlled Slowdown: The car gradually slows down to a complete stop within its current lane. Horn & Unlock: Once f
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by radium3d 25d ago
All of the subscription AI platforms are trimming down quotas across the board to push users into higher tiers. Whatever they can do. Local inference needs to meet pricing sooner
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by radium3d 1mo ago
Exactly, that is definitely a better route. Just instruct your agent to not use any external dependencies for the request.
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by radium3d 1mo ago
Sites can be fast with PHP and JavaScript. The slowness you see is mostly coming from all the frameworks too many developers "include" willy nilly with code that can only be described as bloat because 99% of it is completely unuse
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by radium3d 1mo ago
This sounds a lot like Grok [4.6] CLI. It already pings multiplayer style between multiple agents, and you can even request that it split large tasks into small chunks across agents to reduce context overload and it seems to do that very we
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by radium3d 2mo ago
AT&T looking for more user data to leak to everyone? Already did the SSNs
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by radium3d 2mo ago
Do you think they are getting hacked and they might leak my SSN? Too late, AT&T already sent that one out.
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by radium3d 2mo ago
If you run off solar with battery backup, you can achieve lower than those rates! Look at Time of Use rates. The super off peak rates instantly become the max price point once you pair TOU with Solar + battery.
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by radium3d 2mo ago
I agree with Linus. It happened fast. And this is especially true for the paid models available that were launched within the last 3-4 months. AI is a tool, just like other tools we use. And it's clearly a useful one. It may not hav
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by radium3d 3mo ago
It's not coming from any of your devices.
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by radium3d 3mo ago
I imagine Valve Software wanted to release the Steam Machine for $549-$699. The great RAM hoarding of 2025-2026 killed this product on arrival sadly.
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by radium3d 3mo ago
They already have your face.
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by radium3d 3mo ago
Didn't know that the trip we took there a few years ago was one of the last to see UK just chillin' Now we have democracy manipulation spearheaded by AI bot manipulation of their very own citizenry. Not limited to UK, USA is deep
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by radium3d 3mo ago
You guys didn't unsubscribe and request a refund from claude last week?
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by radium3d 3mo ago
If you think about it, they're splitting the power across millions of users. Essentially, these AI companies have YOUR hardware that YOU are paying (them) for in a cabinet at some data center. This means the hardware could easily be ru
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by radium3d 4mo ago
The main thing that sucks with Claude is the extremely low limits before you get fail2banned for 6 hours. I'm out. Refund requested. Grok and Gemini Pro are way better with the throttling, can't comment on ChatGPT, haven't us
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by radium3d 4mo ago
Recent year or two LibreOffice has improved greatly as far as the UX goes and I haven't had to use Word/Excel in decades. When I have to use it for work I use the online app and office online apps are also garbage, especially comp
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by radium3d 4mo ago
You didn't start using libreoffice.org like 15 years ago?
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by radium3d 4mo ago
These laws just complicate things, make it more expensive to run a game company and these government people don't get it. This will just result in making it more expensive to make games and keep them running. On top of that, it incenti
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by radium3d 6mo ago
What about map applications which manipulate the history to store the position of the map as users drag and release to make back and forward work to the users expectation in a single page app? It’s not malicious, but will Google flag it?
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by radium3d 6mo ago
Did they mount my Canon 7D to the outside? :D reminds me of the familiar grain haha
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by radium3d 6mo ago
The biggest problem I have with DLSS 5 is how it completely upends and ruins the dynamic lighting that the developers spend a huge amount of time perfecting to set the perfect mood for the scene.
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by radium3d 7mo ago
Back in the day people were all about languages like C that made it incredibly easy too.
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by radium3d 7mo ago
Instead of "should have been an email" this is "should have been a prompt" and can be run locally instead. There are a number of ways to do this from a linux terminal. ``` write a custom crawler that will crawl every pag
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by radium3d 7mo ago
Pretty sure we've seen people coding in essentially every other programming language also shoot themselves in the foot.
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by radium3d 7mo ago
PHP is insanely great, and very fast. The hate has no clout.
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by radium3d 7mo ago
Agents are language agnostic actually, I think "best" this "best" that is a little overboard.

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