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sixothree
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4mo ago
I think if they could explain how they work, their strengths and weaknesses, they would reveal to the world whose data they've been appropriating.
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4mo ago
Was your inspiration this video from many years ago by chance? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-GgbP9C9Zk
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4mo ago
Being poor means being powerless in every situation that might arise.
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4mo ago
And running extremely slowly lately.
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4mo ago
They have the conversation history of every person that has used their product. That's worth something.
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4mo ago
I've essentially had two subscriptions since last May (along with my use of local models for whisper, image processing, and toy experiments). And I'm about to do the same thing as you with my second account - chinese models. I thi
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4mo ago
Interesting. I only used Fable. And not for very much time. But one thing I did notice was improved adherence. Maybe it was just improved adherence to the claude.md and the instructions from the skills in use that I was noticing.
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4mo ago
Ghosts can only change direction at intersections. Otherwise it's just not Pac-Man. It's one of the many many other maze games from this time period. Pac-Man means something just as much as "vintage maze game" means some
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4mo ago
You also aren't limited to LLMS. Vision, whisper, etc. You can even have claude farm out tasks to your local servers.
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4mo ago
The ghosts are unable to reverse direction in Pac-Man. You should have your agent read this: https://pacman.holenet.info/
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4mo ago
I still have people arguing with me that 'nobody is "getting real work done" with these toy AI models'.
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4mo ago
Imagine that, people using VPNs to access data inside of China instead of the other way around.
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4mo ago
It is sad to think this administration would not do this if there wasn't a profit motive. I'm not convinced you identified it. But there is no way there was any sort of rigor applied to this.
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4mo ago
What was your particular experience with it?
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4mo ago
It's good. My brief exposure to it suggests it deserved a new product name.
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4mo ago
Dusting off a 5 year old account just to make that comment?
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4mo ago
I could really use something that can just refactor a few classes and create DTOs from entities.
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4mo ago
It's strange how uninformed people are when they are so willing to to make assertions. I used it too and it really felt like a generational shift and not an incremental one. These threads about Anthropic always seem so astroturfed with
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4mo ago
It is very hard to believe the US government is operating in good faith any more. Do I need to gesture more broadly at the open corruption?
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4mo ago
I am 100% convinced the reason laptops came with webcams as standard so early on, even when webcams were an expensive option, was because law enforcement needed to spy on people.
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4mo ago
The point of most complaints is that the author isn't the one enjoying the profit from textbooks.
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4mo ago
For you to downvote my small comment, and then go on to lecture me about things you have barely any grasp or memory of, is just astounding to me. I currently own at least 5 computers with 4 MB of RAM, part of a collection of computers that
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4mo ago
Do you even have one known reference?
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4mo ago
It fits in a front pocket if you wear Dockers or equivalent, which have notoriously large pockets. It fits well in the front of a backpack. It's most akin to a slightly wide paperback book.
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4mo ago
The thing I like about the iPad Mini is that it's an optional carry. I don't need an 8" device every time I leave the house. And maybe that's going to be the appeal of the foldable.
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4mo ago
If my eyesight were better, I would 100% want a mini
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4mo ago
The iPad Mini is such an underrated device. For years they have been my primary computing device. The form factor is so close to a paperback book that it's easy to carry with you. Heck, it even fits in the front pocket of my Dockers. T
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4mo ago
The code is cleaner that what I was expecting from a C repo. Also, it's quite a feat to fit this into 4 MB on a 386.
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4mo ago
I already agree with you on every single point. But Finder, holy heck is Finder awful. As someone who uses a filesystem as a first-class feature of an operating system, Finder it's one of the most horrible things about Mac OS. I say th
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4mo ago
I really think Mac OS is one of the worst operating systems to begin with. How is liquid glass going to make it worse. I will 100% leave the criticism of liquid glass on Mac OS to others. But Liquid Glass on iOS has been one of my favorite
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