sixothree

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by sixothree 1mo ago
I didn't quite want to say it myself since I've been so negative sometimes lately. But it was something I noticed and picking a random profile to view was pretty stomach turning. But I get there is backlash. Not everyone lives in
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Where did I say something was wrong with them? I do think it is worth questioning why an entire thread is filled specifically and exclusively with cartoon character avatars. Pick a thread, pretty much any thread on bsky with 20+ replies and
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by sixothree 1mo ago
I honestly suspect that if he said he was using OpenAI instead, the results would be completely different. Ever since the DOD thing, pretty much every sub, thread, or reference to Claude, has resulted in vitriol. It mostly materializes as o
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Does every single one of these posters have a cartoon avatar? What's going on here?
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Closing tabs and I came back across conventionalbranch.org. I know this isn't your argument, just passing on info. But holy heck, I really have to argue with their literal first point. All lowercase, for what reason? It's never ex
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by sixothree 1mo ago
> People have been doing this for years. Tell me something I don't know. My point is that it's usage has seen a _measurable_ increase where I work over the last two years. I don't think I have a single "feature/*
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by sixothree 1mo ago
If you use "Feat/" at my company you will get called out. No abbreviations allowed. Capitalization matters. But that doesn't change my argument. For me, this popularity is graphable. Telling me it's a convention doe
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by sixothree 1mo ago
And my point is that this pattern is now more popular than it was 3 years ago. Similar to people using the phrase "load bearing". For me, this popularity is graphable. Telling me it's a convention doesn't change that fac
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by sixothree 1mo ago
I'm not sure why you're arguing that when it's not the point of the statement. YOU have been using that convention. Now do an analysis of the people at your company. Regex the pattern over time if you want to make an argument
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by sixothree 1mo ago
I think gitkraken is the only tool I use that presents it that way currently. It's a good convention.
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by sixothree 1mo ago
The problem with demoting it lies in its beauty. Pluto is beautiful and interesting. We want it to be important. But instead of being the "last of the planets", maybe instead it should be the first of the dwarf planets.
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by sixothree 1mo ago
There are many ways you could make a principled argument in that direction and I would agree in lots of cases. But retro-computing is a varied field with lots of different interests. Many of those are simply enthusiast curiosity. So I will
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Doesn't this bring us closer to that?
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by sixothree 1mo ago
I assumed the convention came from somewhere before AI and maybe one of the new devs brought it in from there. We also have an analyst who used em-dashes before AI ruined them, and who justifiably complains about that every so often. I&#x27
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Did you create this account simply to disparage a single company?
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by sixothree 1mo ago
I had this conversation recently. Not only are search engines and comment threads getting filled with AI responses, but people are increasingly sounding like AI themselves. This makes it even harder to distinguish. Related to code quality,
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Pretty much same. We only use it for internal projects when coding and for research for all team members, not just developers.
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Strategically, America was the loser here, not Anthropic.
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by sixothree 1mo ago
I think this is a better self-test. Visualize a ball on a table. Now imagine someone walks up to the table, and gives the ball a push. What happens to the ball? Now, answer these questions: - What color was the ball? - What gender was the p
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by sixothree 1mo ago
> Yes, drawing itself requires expertise. But if you truly have a great capacity for visualization, you should be able to produce at least a really dodgy drawing of the thing without looking at it. Art was a required class in my high sch
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by sixothree 1mo ago
It's important to keep track of characters when your final grade depends on it. Dialog was a bit difficult too because it was easy to lose track of who was speaking. What's interesting is that I remember enjoying reading when I wa
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by sixothree 1mo ago
> - Visualising what is happening in the book you are reading. This one is absolutely brutal. Even having a basic understanding of this condition could have changed my trajectory related to anything involving fiction during school. Havin
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by sixothree 1mo ago
I was not making a point. I was trying to clarify the example. But after the answers, I do think his example is poor. Models available at HF have many purposes and will run on many platforms. Commenters here are suggesting this will no long
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Was Workflow available on every platform running on every hardware provider?
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by sixothree 1mo ago
He didn't cut government spending, just ask the GAO. He did though go on a rampage to prove that brown people weren't worthy of the positions they held.
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by sixothree 1mo ago
My friend. If you know anything about Louisiana and their current government is that the people are there to be exploited. This is not going to help the people of the area at all.
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by sixothree 1mo ago
> I don’t care about Musk as a person. How convenient. You have to ignore him on a personal level to be a supporter like you are. Because you know he's a repulsive individual on every level. And if you didn't qualify your suppo
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by sixothree 1mo ago
If we just don't talk about the blatant racism, the nazi salute, or that rampage about removing brown people from jobs they didn't deserve, it might stop being such a huge problem. Sure buddy.
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Yeah, twitter is doing great. /s
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by sixothree 1mo ago
Does anyone know if you can link multiples of these together for a single large model?

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