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by sockaddr 7mo ago
> If you're not being paid well, what's the motivation to post things you know don't make any sense to try and sell a brand? Because it works. Because it does in fact make sense despite your frustration with the concept.
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by sockaddr 7mo ago
This is quite sad to see someone react to a comment they disagree with by assuming that different opinion is paid for. I'd love it if you dug into my comment history and found even a shred of evidence that I'm being paid to talk p
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by sockaddr 7mo ago
Exactly. Here's my experience using LLMs to produce code: - Rust: nearly universally compiles and runs without fault. - Python,JS: very often will run for some time and then crash The reason I think is type safety and the richness of t
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by sockaddr 8mo ago
I suspect a more general and much more clever learning algorithm will emerge by then and will require less training data to get to a competent problem solving state faster even with dirty data. Something able to discriminate between novel i
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by sockaddr 8mo ago
Sorry but for $5 in credits you can have an agent port over all your bullshit to the next fad. I'll have one port over all my bullshit when the time comes too.
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by sockaddr 8mo ago
The sad part about this fact is that the tech is mated to a completely rotten ecosystem. If it were sold off I'd be excited to try it.
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by sockaddr 8mo ago
Exactly. What Meta accomplished could have been done by a team of less than 40 mediocre engineers. It’s really just not even worth analyzing the failure. I am in complete awe when I think about how bad the execution of this whole thing was.
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by sockaddr 8mo ago
That's the only reason that I clicked.
39.
by sockaddr 8mo ago
Reminds me of inter-dimensional cable
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by sockaddr 8mo ago
Haha. I try to use they/them/their instead of he/her/him etc as a way of keeping stories a little more anonymized but I suppose it could be confusing. I am curious, do other people find this style of writing confusing? G
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by sockaddr 8mo ago
Possibly related anecdote: I have a family member that has struggled to hold jobs and keep relationships, and seems to have had a learning disability their entire life, and potentially had brain damage early in childhood (due to lack of oxy
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by sockaddr 9mo ago
Yes. They know that most humans typically have poor impulse control, and are easily pulled off task and will fall into an addicting and lucrative loop. Makes perfect sense to show random unrelated shit.
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by sockaddr 9mo ago
I think the poster you're responding to is correct. I've seen it many times myself. And just so you know, asking for a piece of data and not getting it is not going to be proof that you're right.
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by sockaddr 10mo ago
Statements like those are meant for you to just bounce off of them and fuck off. They don't care about the truth and they know you don't care enough to do anything about their lying. It's an entire business model.
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by sockaddr 11mo ago
"but he's sweet sometimes" It's just an abusive relationship and eventually some of them break out of it.
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by sockaddr 11mo ago
I used to do the same thing. I'd scan for problems on the test amenable to computational approaches and either pull up one of my custom made programs or write one on the spot and let it churn in the background for a bit while I worked
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by sockaddr 1y ago
If anyone is wondering "what is a wikipedia?" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia
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by sockaddr 1y ago
I feel like this quote needs a qualification. You can still fear what someone might say without fearing they are correct.
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by sockaddr 1y ago
If we count a permanently inflamed organic blob in roughly the shape of a mouse covered by surgical scars constantly pumped with anti-rejection drugs and hooked up to a blood filter we could probably make the mouse immortal now. It might no
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by sockaddr 1y ago
> or have social media and credit card companies convinced non-elites that they should spring for ad-hoc entry into a lounge with money they don’t have? This is something I've detected too. If I can naturally and appropriately affor
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by sockaddr 1y ago
I'm sorry but I've got two EVs and I'm not seeing anything like what you're reporting. On my first set of tires for a model S I got 60k miles which is longer than I usually like to run tires but they were still in good s
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by sockaddr 1y ago
Yeah and it's essentially lacking a red
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by sockaddr 1y ago
> Having no gun violence and having a higher life expectancy than America is not something to be proud of and not a useful benchmark /s ?
54.
by sockaddr 1y ago
Why would you expect anyone to be interested in this solution given the whole discussion is about self-hosting?
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by sockaddr 1y ago
I feel like I have better focus and mood when I have SomaFM's Drone Zone on in the background
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by sockaddr 2y ago
I agree. But it's a friend through preschool and we're not super close yet.
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by sockaddr 2y ago
This stuff literally works. I know someone personally that while at a kid's soccer game said to me: "Hey did you see that new engine Elon made? It runs on water and he's going to be putting it in all of his cars! He's al
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by sockaddr 2y ago
Could even be made to sound something like R2D2
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by sockaddr 2y ago
I have a hard time understanding this. I can agree that things in macOS/iOS settings may be broken or unintuitive or whatever (I have no examples but I'll believe you). But a shitshow? No. Window's Control Panel is a shitshow
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by sockaddr 2y ago
The bobiverse is such a great series

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