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by redox99 9mo ago
Eh, most people never learned how to google.
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by redox99 9mo ago
> The law requires internet service providers to block reported piracy sites within 30 minutes. AGCOM insists that Cloudflare comply with these demands through its public DNS service, 1.1.1.1. When Cloudflare allegedly failed to do so, t
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by redox99 9mo ago
Such a great video.
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by redox99 9mo ago
Doesn't change the fact that what I mentioned greatly improves agent accuracy.
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by redox99 9mo ago
Situation A) Model writes a new endpoint and that's it Situation B) Model writes a new endpoint, runs lint and build, adds e2e tests with sample data and runs them. Did situation B mathematically prove the code is correct? No. But the
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by redox99 9mo ago
It sounds harsh but you're most likely using it wrong. 1) Have an AGENTS.md that describes not just the project structure, but also the product and business (what does it do, who is it for, etc). People expect LLMs to read a snippet of
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by redox99 9mo ago
Him being a hypocrite doesn't make him wrong Do as I say, not as I do.
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by redox99 9mo ago
Last year they claimed they had $800k in ARR from sponsors alone[1]. Add to that whatever they made by selling Tailwind Plus ($299 individual / $979 teams one time payment) How much money do you really need to maintain a CSS library? I
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by redox99 10mo ago
The biggest food related problem in the US is obesity. Lean meat is very high satiety and really helps with keeping weight in check. Of course a McDonalds meal is the opposite and you eat more than half your day's calories in a few min
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by redox99 10mo ago
The main thing is keeping current addresses, not having both an ipv4 and ipv6 address. Just like for an apartment you append something like 5B. And for a house you don't need that.
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by redox99 10mo ago
It wouldn't be able to receive it. That simple. Which is not a problem, any server would still have an old ipv4 address (172.12.10.98 from your example), like they currently do and probably will for decades.
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by redox99 10mo ago
Hardware would catch up. And IPv4 would never go away. If you connect to 1.1.1.1 it would still be good ole IPv4. You would only have in addition the option to connect to 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.2 if the entire chain supports it. And if not, it could
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by redox99 10mo ago
It was doomed the moment you had to maintain two separate stacks, each with its own address, firewall rules and so on. It should have been ipv4 with extra optional bits, so you could have the same rules and everything for both stacks. I tur
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by redox99 10mo ago
How much energy did evolution "spend" to get us here? I agree human brains are crazy efficient though.
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by redox99 10mo ago
If you make it more efficient, then you train it for longer or make it larger. You're not going to just idle your GPUs. And yes of course it's a race, everything being equal nobody's going to use your model if someone else ha
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by redox99 10mo ago
The audio is not uncomfortable, 75 dB is a reasonable calibration level for a home setup (your average scene will be much quieter). 75 dB in real life is your typical restaurant, office, etc.
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by redox99 10mo ago
It's the same idea, a narrated youtube video is meant to have the same volume throughout, while a movie is meant to have quiet and loud parts. The problem, as you say, is that if you don't want to have loud parts, you lower the vo
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by redox99 10mo ago
Simulations in general are pretty flawed, and AIs will usually find ways to "cheat" the simulation. It's a very useful tool of course, but not as good as the software situation.
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by redox99 10mo ago
> In the real life, I can underastand exhausted people or dialog in a kitchen full of background noise. Because in real life you don't listen through an internal TV speaker, duh.
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by redox99 10mo ago
A sound bar, even though fairly bad, is still a million times better than internal speakers, and you'd need a very exotic setup to be unable to fit one. I'm surprised given you care about audio that you can even tolerate internal
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by redox99 10mo ago
Well of course, YouTube is someone sitting in front of the camera with no background noise and speaking calmly. In a movie the characters may be far away (so it needs to sound like that, not like a podcast), running, exhausted, with a pleth
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by redox99 10mo ago
Movies are mastered for a dark room. It's not going to look good with accurate settings if you are in a lit room. Having said that, there are a lot of bad HDR masters.
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by redox99 10mo ago
Never had an issue with Stranger Things. Maybe you're using the internal speakers?
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by redox99 10mo ago
This seems like very low hanging fruit. How is the core loop not already hyper optimized? I'd have expected it to be hand rolled assembly for the major ISAs, with a C backup for less common ones. How much energy has been wasted worldwi
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by redox99 10mo ago
I'm sure out of thousands you can have outliers, either people doing very large refactors or being kind of wasteful. Something like 90th percentile usage is what I'd call relatively heavy.
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by redox99 10mo ago
I don't understand where $2000 comes from. Relatively heavy cursor usage in my experience is around 100USD/month. You can set a limit to on demand billing.
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by redox99 10mo ago
Hard disagree. Composer is extremely dumb compared to sonnet, let alone opus. I see no reason to use it. Yes, it's cheaper, but your time is not free.
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by redox99 10mo ago
I just use instances, nothing proprietary from them
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by redox99 10mo ago
Oracle Cloud has really good price and many locations. That's why I use it.
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by redox99 10mo ago
I'd say for it to be called a new pretrained model, it'd need to be trained from scratch (like llama 1, 2, 3). But it's just semantics.

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