skrebbel

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by skrebbel 9mo ago
i wasn't judging, i was asking how it works. why would openai/anthrophic/google let a competitor scrape their results in sufficient amounts that it lets them train their own thing?
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by skrebbel 9mo ago
How does this work? Do they buy lots of openai credits and then hit their api billions of times and somehow try to train on the results?
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by skrebbel 9mo ago
> but sadly there's a tad of a stigma culturally as NN/"AI" methods has been fairly controversial within the scene The scene has always been a ridiculously conservative bunch. Back when 3dfx was new, using 3d acceler
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by skrebbel 9mo ago
Wait, so Cursor has multiple code review products? I dunno man, if they market the bad one at me and don’t tell me about the good one then I don’t think that’s my fault.
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by skrebbel 9mo ago
I assume that this is the same as when Cursor spontaneously decides to show code review comments in the IDE as part of some upsell? In that case yes I’m familiar and they were all subtly wrong.
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by skrebbel 9mo ago
Few things give me more dread than reviewing the mediocre code written by an overconfident LLM, but arguing in a PR with an overconfident LLM that its review comments are wrong is up there.
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by skrebbel 9mo ago
Just to add to this, it still blows my mind how quickly this happened. The French went from overthrowing the royals to guillotining their neighbours within 5 years, and in the same short timespan Robespierre went madder than any Sun King ha
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
I'm only on Twitter once every 2 months but last time I checked the place was absolutely overflowing with images of Musk in a bikini.
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
You're doing it again. Either you argue a point, or don't. > CFS does not appear to impact energy to engage in online arguments. Seriously man, you can't say you don't want to get in a back-and-forth and then drop fla
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
No idea?
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
Fwiw I downvoted you because you didn't even bother to specify which of the GP’s many statements you think are controversial, nor why.
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
For those of us who weren’t on that podcast, can you clarify who Theo is?
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
This is common for any self-updating software that you use infrequently. A friend of mine complained that he hated how Firefox "always" wants to restart with an update. I couldn't understand what he was on about. Turned out I
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
In my defense, this joke was funnier when the HN title was “Samba Was Written”
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
Right! In my mind the American feels “obviously” further mainly due to how insanely far Anchorage is from, well, everywhere.
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
This is true, notably a kroket is both looping and badly compressed.
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
We Dutch solve this problem by having a single word for "poison", "venom and "toxin"¹. Everybody still knows what you mean and nobody gets to be pedantic. ¹ and "badly compressed looping animation"
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
Which of the two distances would you have guessed is further?
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
Hahh nice, appreciate the elaboration!
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
how so?
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
Samba
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
> Now one problem with the "French Cafe" technique is that you can only learn words that the customers use. What if you want to learn other words? Say for example you want to learn to swear in French? You would try ordering so
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
So... what was the answer?
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
I have one as well and I simply don’t get it. I lucked into being able to do somewhat acceptable local LLM’ing by virtue of the Intel integrated “GPU” sharing VRAM and RAM, which I’m pretty sure wasn’t meant to be the awesome feature it tur
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
No the meaning is that there's a wave of hardware innovators who started as software innovators. Musk (Paypal) is the most obvious example. The Boom CEO featured here is another. There's a fair bunch more, I agree with the author
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
I don't follow, so these people using 8 claude codes in parallel, they have 8 git worktrees? and 8 devservers listening on 8 ports? or 8 VMs? won't syncing be super slow there? like i believe it, but it feels like a lot of setup a
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
Vaguely related question, for people who run multiple agents in parallel: how do you do that? do they all work on the same files at the same time? won't that create a terrible mess? or do you like check out the codebase 8 times into se
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
I can both dislike the Israeli government and want for the Israeli population to be protected against missile and drone attacks. I can both dislike Hamas and want for Palestine to be free. Is it that hard for you to imagine that people just
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
The company that made my robot vacuum cleaner definitely made my world better.
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by skrebbel 10mo ago
By today's standards I'd consider "15 minutes delayed" to be pretty much equivalent to "on time".

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