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by raylad 10mo ago
Or, never play it faster than you can play it perfectly.
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by raylad 10mo ago
Feels more like a spiderweb simulation. The fibers are sticky and stretchy.
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by raylad 10mo ago
I tested this with ChatGPT-5.1 and Gemini 3.0. Both correctly (according to Wikipedia at least) stated that George Olshevsky assigned it to its own genus in 1991. This is because there are many words about how to do web searches.
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by raylad 10mo ago
It’s a lovely set of aspirations for how a model should behave. But unclear to me is the extent to which expressing those aspirations actually compels the model to follow them.
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by raylad 1y ago
Some of the projects I've been doing are for myself in other businesses, automating processes that were time consuming or... annoying. Others are for start-ups that are pre-money, pre-revenue where I can build things myself without hav
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by raylad 1y ago
I used to be a full-time developer back in the day. Then I was a manager. Then I was a CTO. I stopped doing the day-to-day development and even stopped micro-managing the detailed design. When I tried to code again, I found I didn't re
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by raylad 1y ago
Does this use the API or can it use the Claude subscription? That wasn't stated or perhaps I missed it.
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by raylad 1y ago
We need to be doing much, much more of this so that the country has ownership of substantial percentages of the critical infrastructure, including AI. That seems to be one of the only ways that the citizens in general will be able to share
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by raylad 1y ago
Claude Sonnet 4.0 didn't say "nope" to the same prompt but also didn't agree. It replied: Actually, 24V control signals in HVAC are typically AC, not DC. Most residential and commercial HVAC systems use 24VAC for their c
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by raylad 1y ago
Feedback on the text: I find the way that the text generates randomly across the line very distracting because I (and I think most people) read from left to right. Having letters appear randomly is much more difficult to follow. Are there o
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by raylad 1y ago
If it's really better than Claude Code while using Sonnet 4.0, then I'd pay a monthly fee for it, but only if I can use my Claude subscription the same way Claude Code does. I do not want to pay API charges or be limited to a fixe
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by raylad 1y ago
You can get another $20/mo account and switch between them with /login. It won't give you continuous coding probably, but at least you can go for twice as long with a shorter wait afterwards. I find that each account gives me
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by raylad 1y ago
It works by causing a release of noadrenalin. Prediction: It will end up being used by the military and/or fighters to provide instantaneous muscle strength coupled with pain relief from overexertion.
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by raylad 1y ago
The designs are beautiful but there’s no evidence at all of perspective which is a specific technique using a vanishing point.
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by raylad 1y ago
This is great information and obviously new to me. I had thought it only interfered with cap formation but it appears to also interfere with capsid penetration of the nucleus and therefore integration of the virus with the host cell genome.
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by raylad 1y ago
The problem with this drug is that it inhibits one of the final stages in viral replication. This means that before it can work the virus has already infected the cell and added its RNA to the host cells DNA permanently. So if a patient is
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by raylad 1y ago
This happened to me with Claude code, although on my local machine and not with the production database. I had it work on one set of tasks while monitoring and approving all the diffs and other actions. I tell it to use test driven developm
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by raylad 1y ago
Seems convenient. I have a couple of different Claude accounts, so I switched between them when one gets exhausted. Sometimes they both get exhausted. If other people have a couple of accounts then that would be a nice feature to add to thi
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by raylad 1y ago
I read the first few screens and still had no idea what we were talking about. I came to the conclusion that maybe it was a paperwhite display of some sort. Apparently it’s an app. I suppose that blog post is only for people who already kno
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by raylad 1y ago
If the author is reading this, and hasn't looked into it yet, there is a reasonable probability that he has a parasite infection. My family lived in rural Malaysia for some time and some of us had similar symptoms for years before it w
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by raylad 1y ago
I just tried it and the Leica Chrome setting looked better to me than anything the normal camera app or Project Indigo produced. But I hate subscription apps. And the rest of the UI seems quite clumsy.
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by raylad 1y ago
You do know that the only way that evolution happens is that those organisms that don’t have the trait enabling them to survive, die off. We don’t just “evolve“ without massive deaths. Is that what you’re hoping for?
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by raylad 1y ago
I posted this above, but for clarity: This was Sloan-Kettering. They gave morning infusions because it was convenient for them. To get my father the evening infusion we had to hire private duty nurses to come to his apartment.
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by raylad 1y ago
This was Sloan-Kettering. They gave morning infusions because it was convenient. To get my father the evening infusion we had to hire private duty nurses to come to his apartment.
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by raylad 1y ago
Previous rounds of chemo were done on the normal morning infusion schedule and he ended up with a completely depleted immune system and was put in strict quarantine. He also got multiple infections that were life threatening. This is the re
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by raylad 1y ago
My father was on chemotherapy with fludarabine, a dna base analog. The way it functions is that it is used in DNA replication, but then doesn’t work, and the daughter cells die. Typically, patients who get this drug experience a lot of adv
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by raylad 1y ago
This is one reason why zirconia implants are probably preferable for many uses. But for whatever reason they haven’t caught on.
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by raylad 1y ago
Yes but how toxic is it?
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by raylad 1y ago
This article is specifically discussing industrial Internet of things. And I think it’s a good and instructive article actually. Please read before commenting.
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by raylad 1y ago
Detailed discussion including how it works: https://biotech.industryexaminer.com/gene-edit-to-lower-chol... (It's gene-editing: puts in a premature stop codon in the PCSK9 gene preventing it from being expressed)

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