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by recursive 3mo ago
The royal "we"! You know, the editorial "we"!
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by recursive 3mo ago
You don't always have to do division by hand. I would make the argument that it's probably good to do it occasionally. At least enough to remember how.
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by recursive 3mo ago
Sounds like something you'd need to evaluate before adopting then.
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by recursive 3mo ago
I always thought bootstrap was pretty good. All the gradients and sparkles don't do much for me.
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by recursive 3mo ago
If it wasn't accidental, that bite represents an attempt to bite.
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by recursive 3mo ago
> Why should these developers rebuild a core piece of their stack every few months? That's what they signed up for when established a hard dependency on an subscription online-only LLM model.
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by recursive 3mo ago
It ain't just google.
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by recursive 3mo ago
These are not analogous. If you paid for an offline model, and you were somehow revoked access because it was phoning home, that would be closer. If you were paying for an ongoing subscription for a service, that would be something differe
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by recursive 3mo ago
If you paid a one-time fee for an offline model, and then you were revoked access to it, that would apply. If you are paying an ongoing subscription for a service, I'd advise you not to rely on it too much or keep a list of alternative
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by recursive 3mo ago
There are plenty of us. I have slowed down because I'm reviewing more PRs. That might sound like productivity but the LLM ones take more rounds of feedback.
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by recursive 3mo ago
If there was an oil refinery that looked exactly the same as a turbine from the outside, I would bet that he would love how those would look. The root cause is something else. Hmmm...
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by recursive 3mo ago
Oh yeah. I get it. Good question. Maybe a lot of things aren't CPU bound.
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by recursive 3mo ago
I'm tired of this. What the job does require is weeks of training before writing any meaningful code. Median has a simple definition that's a proxy for all the domain specific stuff in the real job.
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by recursive 3mo ago
This is build-time performance, not run-time.
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by recursive 3mo ago
Type declarations can help an LLM in the same way they help people.
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by recursive 3mo ago
I'm a man with typically sized hands. I can barely do anything one-handed on a phone. Phones are so big they basically require two-handed operation for me. Like you, I typically hold it in my left hand, so I can use my right hand to
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by recursive 3mo ago
It gives me false positives when I'm holding the wheel at the top and my wrist is blocking line of sight from the camera. On the other hand, sunglasses have never tripped it all.
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by recursive 3mo ago
Sometimes I try to do this, and they fulfill through their Amazon store anyway.
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by recursive 3mo ago
What does it mean for a post to die, and why is that bad?
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by recursive 3mo ago
I've heard of Harry Potter.
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by recursive 3mo ago
Both could be possible. It belongs in an R&D lab unless and until it's good enough. If, after some time and dollar threshold, it's still not good enough there might be a case for spending those resources elsewhere.
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by recursive 3mo ago
I mean that's cool, if it actually works reliably . Automation tech enthusiasts are willing to be impressed by 99% reliability. To get buy-in from regular people, it needs to just work better. To be clear, I don't know how rel
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by recursive 3mo ago
Humans often assign morality.
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by recursive 3mo ago
Just guessing they wouldn't have said it if it wasn't the case.
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by recursive 3mo ago
I use Bluetooth also. But for some purposes the jack works better. Reliable audio output for the purpose of recording for instance.
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by recursive 3mo ago
Headphone jack mentioned. I'm not going to stop buying phones based on them until there are no such options remaining, God forbid.
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by recursive 3mo ago
I think that only a fraction of spreadsheets are games, but I enjoy a much larger fraction of Zachtronics' catalog.
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by recursive 3mo ago
It is 50% more headroom above the noise floor in logarithmic decibels.
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by recursive 3mo ago
> You really think fully qualified high level AI engineers anywhere in this US, let alone in a major metro, are pulling in $150k with no stock or bonus? No. You're completely missing the point. If they paid competitively then candi
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by recursive 3mo ago
No. I'm not saying anything about consciousness. Does a gradient descent algorithm pursue its interest of minimizing error? Does a home automation assistant pursue its interests when it sets my thermostat? I'm not super interes

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