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by reilly3000 3mo ago
Bravo and thank you for some great memories with my kids. My son was already fairly technical but CC took him further down the rabbit hole than I would have thought possible. As we speak he’s writing his 3rd compiler so you could say it stu
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by reilly3000 3mo ago
As a US citizen I have domicile over the data and a legal system that has some claws. We tend to enforce and celebrate IP whereas China openly scoffs at its premise. Frankly I don’t trust any of them. Certainly not Anthropic after they refu
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by reilly3000 3mo ago
3.5 pro was clearly a miss. It should have been in prod mid may, not MIA in late July. The brain drain at deep mind is a clear indicator that the people who know the most think that they can’t stay at the frontier. Antigravity NEEDED to be
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by reilly3000 3mo ago
I’m delighted to get to introduce you to ComputerCraft: Tweaked (modern fork). https://tweaked.cc/ Email client and server in Lua https://github.com/GabrielleAkers/cc-email The whole project is a great
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by reilly3000 3mo ago
I strongly feel that if I click on a button that says “Buy” I am making a permanent purchase. The verb should be called “License” or “Lease” to reflect the nature of the transaction or it is inherently deceptive and should be illegal.
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by reilly3000 3mo ago
I found some correctness issues that leave me a little unimpressed, although it’s a pretty phenomenal piece of code golf in general. For example, on my second move I mistakenly entered f1a1 instead of f1a6. It accepted this and then suddenl
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by reilly3000 3mo ago
The data is from EMR records. The researchers stated themselves ~ “people should be more forthcoming with their doctors.” I don’t think anything meaningful can be concluded other than most people don’t like having the fact that they have do
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by reilly3000 4mo ago
It’s an asset on my balance sheet that’s already appreciating nicely and will likely be resale-able for what I paid for it for the next 7-10 years. I am on an Apple monthly installment plan so $5k is $416/month for 1 year, no interest.
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by reilly3000 4mo ago
How is momentum fading when their headline product is so good it’s illegal ?
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by reilly3000 4mo ago
She sounds addicted to toxic relationships.
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by reilly3000 4mo ago
Current and possible future populations?
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by reilly3000 4mo ago
I hope they don’t. I hope somehow inexplicably Goose or something wins.
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by reilly3000 4mo ago
What happens if the auditors use software that consumes the model provider they are auditing? Seems like an obvious conflict of interest for the model, no? I think that’s not how that works today, but I’m sure that it could and will one day
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by reilly3000 5mo ago
I think the level of panic in CFO offices every where about AI cost explosion directionally validates that the spending is real.
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by reilly3000 5mo ago
More like they sing in coil whine.
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by reilly3000 5mo ago
That’s why we’re all here together friend.
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by reilly3000 5mo ago
This is a real business continuity issue for us. We’re kinda stuck with GitHub Enterprise but we may need to move from cloud to on-premises if this keeps up.
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by reilly3000 6mo ago
My parent company offers Headspace as an employee benefit. My phone doesn’t have any MDM so in theory it should stay deleted after I just deleted it. I suspect that an MDM policy could be triggering these installs. That said, the other theo
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by reilly3000 6mo ago
> Linux's advantage is slowly shrinking This is garbage writing. Linux’s advantages are numerous and growing. Ubuntu ≠ Linux. WRT RAM requirements, Win 11’s 4GB requirement isn’t viable for daily use and won’t represent any practica
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by reilly3000 6mo ago
It’s the new cloud cost vector, where cutting 2K from context on a busy service saves $xxxxx. Terse.
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by reilly3000 7mo ago
Until the normies come in droves because their dear leader decided that it’s illegal to speak ill of him on a computer, or whatever drives mass change. The regulations will follow, and they will say what we were doing the whole time is impo
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by reilly3000 7mo ago
This. The best way to win a net promoting customer is to show them that given more tokens, you can do more amazing things, by giving them something they want that looks amazing (at first glance). They then feel indebted and grateful, and go
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by reilly3000 7mo ago
Epson EcoTank has been a great system for my personal needs. They sell devices for full price but will ink that is distributed via bottle that fill a visible tank. If you’re using one color more than others you only have to buy that one. I’
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by reilly3000 7mo ago
Or is that the latest tactic in appearing human-written?
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by reilly3000 7mo ago
Yes and CNBC is comically rife with payola content. I just want to know who’s buying.
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by reilly3000 7mo ago
They are a highly NPS driven operation. It makes sense: if you keep NPS above a certain threshold each sale begets additional sales from other customers. They manage people and places to what customers say in NPS surveys but don’t allow tol
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by reilly3000 7mo ago
This leaves an opening for Intel to get in the game. Their new lines have a pretty decent value proposition for mid-tier gaming. If they focused on the higher end they would could own it. There is massive latent demand because of the NVidia
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by reilly3000 8mo ago
FYI I am a paying Workspace customer. I disabled Gemini retention. Doing so means no chat history sidebar- all are ephemeral. It was org-level. That became impractical. I re-enabled it. Magically, all of my old chats were back. The ones dur
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by reilly3000 8mo ago
Doesn’t that just mean Flock makes more money from making replacements?
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by reilly3000 8mo ago
It really is a prosthetic for minds that struggle to organize themselves.

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