repeekad

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by repeekad 10d ago
But apple said their AI only falls back to the private cloud when it has to? Just kidding, near every request needs to fallback, because a phone can't actually run a real LLM, no matter how many "neural cores" it has..
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by repeekad 12d ago
The US says they don't want them, the point of the article is the new visa requirements (surprise) aren't converting into hiring US citizens but instead pushing the roles offshore.
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by repeekad 13d ago
There is am extremely pervasive trick where bots repost trending comments rewritten in AI very early in videos and boost their bot comments above the original, then if a bot lands a top comment the profile is suddenly switched to porn/
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by repeekad 16d ago
My counter example is Sam Francisco, where window smashings almost reached 3 figures PER DAY because they wouldn't be enforced. It was more police resources that finally curbed the problem, police started taking window smashing serious
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by repeekad 18d ago
You probably won't read this, but I agree my response was uncharitable and presumptuous of your perspective. I've just met enough people who want to "abolish the police" who have zero clue what they're talking about
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by repeekad 18d ago
This reminds me of the YouTube creator Technology Connections trying to engage with people on bluesky, which already provides feed customization and even lets you write code to build your own feed algorithms. He loosely coined the term &quo
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by repeekad 19d ago
Lookup the Claude managed agents architecture for skills, they have a kind of progressive exposure where skills have a title that triggers the skill, an index file that is loaded when triggered, and additional files and scripts that are ava
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by repeekad 20d ago
Ever been mugged? I said this topic was a wedge, you are clearly someone who already doesn't have to deal with crime (as I said, privileged), and are projecting your own insecurities about it. In real life, good people want criminals s
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by repeekad 21d ago
You are not separating the vast majority of policing every day which is good and attempts to stop evil people. I’m not against transparency and reform, I’m saying these poor communities need more good policing not less.
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by repeekad 21d ago
Don’t forget OxyContin, which ruined entire families being marketed as “safe” pain relief.
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by repeekad 21d ago
Being anti police is a bit of a wedge in US politics, it's privileged to say we don't need as much police because the poorest communities are often who need it most. Abusing surveillance tools has nothing to do with legitimate pol
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by repeekad 21d ago
The real answer to your question is the US bond market is an auction, and rates are going up and up, with some sketchy tactics being employed to try and keep them down. What’s happening to US bonds has been compared to using a credit card t
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by repeekad 23d ago
Which they never will on their own, so surely conservation regulations need to be enforced, too bad the US is moving backwards right now in that regard
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by repeekad 23d ago
Where did you see any impact to Gemini?
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by repeekad 23d ago
And elections are supposed to be run by states...
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by repeekad 24d ago
The top people at these companies don't spend all day building useful products, they have entire teams of people working strategy and looking at numbers to ensure their foothold in the various markets stays air tight and free of any re
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by repeekad 28d ago
Surely the days of being able to “bring your own subscription” to a third party platform are also numbered?
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by repeekad 29d ago
My understanding of the legal field is it's less about the actual law and more about how much you're willing to spend.
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by repeekad 1mo ago
This only changes whether you are naive enough to believe “honest” business means anything in today’s age. If anything, I worry being honest is holding back smart people who try to compete in a rigged game.
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by repeekad 1mo ago
So, you don’t agree with the sentiment?.. /s
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by repeekad 1mo ago
I wonder if Claude has guardrails against hyper optimizing a trebuchet projectile into a proper bullet
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by repeekad 1mo ago
I think what you meant to say is if US regulators weren't asleep at the wheel phones would be just as unlocked as PCs.
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by repeekad 1mo ago
How are we supposed to pay off all these data centers and chips if you’re not willing to burn a microwave burrito worth of electricity for each prescription? Think of the benchmarks
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by repeekad 1mo ago
> owe it to society In America? lol if only, only a law would get them to act for that reason, maybe not even that these days..
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by repeekad 2mo ago
That’s correct, and while I understand why regulations like that maybe should be exist, there are exemptions you can go through to make informed decisions about what is best for you and your particular situation.
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by repeekad 2mo ago
On the contrary, if you don't expect to need a doctor you can get really cheap coverage, just with a really high deductible. I only pay $100/month for $1 million in coverage, but my deductible is $20k so I pay out of pocket for al
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by repeekad 2mo ago
Some of us don’t like Spotify, Slack, Discord, and a simple notes app taking 1-2GB of RAM each..
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by repeekad 2mo ago
China hides its stockpile numbers, and estimates are only what we can see. After buying loads of sanctioned oil for stockpiles, they are perfectly positioned to take advantage of trumps blunders in the straight and likely will get to set th
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by repeekad 2mo ago
If the engineers were right the bill will come due on that tech debt eventually. Likely when that happens the company will just spend more than they needed to fixing the issues and no one will be around to say I told you so.
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by repeekad 2mo ago
Sure, but then why wouldn’t I use GLM 5.2 at cost or K3? I guess that’s the big question, will people pay a big margin long term to use their end products / models or will AI tokens be commoditized by many competing players. For coding

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