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samtheprogram
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samtheprogram
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> LLM benchmarks are all bullshit > show me a measurement Your comment encapsulates why we have religious thinking around models.
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I clicked the article because I wanted to hear about Coolify, but its not mentioned at all beyond the article tag, intro, and closing statements. I don't think Coolify should be mentioned at all. This article is really about preparing
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The components work by requesting the image URL from your own server/API, at a route like `/_next/image`. The actual image URL that's passed as a prop to the component is passed to that API endpoint as a URL parameter. S
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1y ago
Electron updates already exist, it's the individual apps that need to update their version of Electron.
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1y ago
I wonder how much of this is perverse incentives. If all the AI startups are using Anthropic and OpenAI, does this investment in AI startups continue to be the norm until the Anthropic and OpenAI investors see a return?
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1y ago
Is the article taken down? Clicking the link just goes to a generic list of articles on MSN for me (redirects to msn.com). Perhaps the link should be changed to the source referred to by a sibling comment: https://news.ycombinato
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1y ago
> I think one factor to this is that PC gamers are hostile to telemetry Is there any data to support this? IME most PC gamers I know don't give a shit about telemetry. They are stock Windows and Android users, love Google products,
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1y ago
> For example, in ObjC an int is an object, but it is not observable. However, an ObjC object with an int property is observable using Key-Value Observing I haven't written Objective-C in a decade or so, but isn't this a pretty
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Yup, just rebase. I just commit with a “wip!”-prefaced message whenever the LLM pauses and says it’s finished, including new files. You can squash and cleanup later, or revert back to a state before it screwed up. Also doubles as a way to c
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Hah, the same could be said about Rust. And I’d disagree with both.
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1y ago
If you think WebKit is broken, you should actually download a build of Servo and try it out.
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You didn’t finish my comment. Read the last sentence. Anti-fingerprinting tech just produces a different fingerprint. Google knows e.g. when things are scrambled but certain other things stay the same.
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1y ago
This is not true of any web browser because of fingerprinting. That’s the point of fingerprinting for ad networks. You can try using a different device but even then, I occasionally get recommending things that are definitely influenced by
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1y ago
Absolutely insane. Especially in light of their layoffs. Should be criminal. According to another comment in the thread, it is?
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1y ago
I’m surprised my example didn’t clarify things. Literally wasn’t the right word. Maybe control just needs more context, like “control of your usage”?
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1y ago
Just add “agent” to the search box. It’s saved in local storage.
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1y ago
Admitting you have no control is how you stop having “just 1 drink”… because you don’t have control. You are taking the “no control” thing too literally.
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1y ago
This was informative. Thanks for the analysis.
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1y ago
That was my point / what the joke is: it appears to be down ranked (or it’s a comment thing as your sibling points out), it’s serious, and it’s a YC company.
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1y ago
What a joke. Nearly as many upvotes as tmux-rs in half the time, ~50% more comments, and this is just shy of the front page / twice as far from #1. Doesn’t seem to match the natural algorithm.
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There’s absolutely nothing wrong with putting a small plug at the end of an article.
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I would love a source about the immigration form. That would at least make more sense. Weed is legal in half of the US. As a citizen, I find the story troubling. The tweets just saying “drug use” and then you hear it’s weed is ridiculous. W
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1y ago
With root.
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If I’m understanding this correctly, you can’t run this in a commercial setting, even if you’re not creating a derivative but simply generating outputs?
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Nothing you said contradicts the quote. When they say in sequence, they don’t mean “in a previously defined order”, they mean “not in parallel”.
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This isn’t reasoning at all. It’s applying a well known algorithm to a problem. It literally says “classic” in its response.
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That… sucks. I’m going to play with this.
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This isn’t Reddit. It’s a lame drive-by joke. The system is working.
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1y ago
Not only the quantization, but what’s available via ollama is magistral-small (for local inference), not the -medium variant.
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