spongebobstoes

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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
in both cases you're making a deal to enrich "the devil" to enrich yourself could your business simply make less money? could you find other ways to achieve your business goals? could you put in more work for lesser results?
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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
the models can accept images directly as tokens. not a description of an image, the actual image itself. yes, the visual intelligence is limited, but they do actually have vision capabilities.
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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
LLMs use `any` types, `recover`, `init`, and other weird warts of golang rust is a better language in every way for LLMs: more precise typing, better compiler errors, fewer performance footguns, no race conditions, clear interface definitio
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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
that makes it a good data point, because it is better able to illustrate the incremental capabilities of Mythos compared to previous tooling that helps us to understand how much of Mythos is hype and how much is real
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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
IPv4 support is necessary, but IPv6 isn't
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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
this misses a few key things but hits on many others webrtc is a bad protocol, without a doubt. I do like websockets as an easy alternative, but you do need to reinvent decent portions of webrtc as a result I like the idea of MoQ but it&#x2
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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
advocating for more punishment under copyright law is directly opposed to reform or removal of the laws court precedent is a useful tool of advocacy
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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
Aaron Swartz was treated unjustly because copyright sucks. we should oppose such laws and treatment, not wield them as retributive tools against our opponents it is wrong to advocate for everyone to be treated equally unjustly. better to a
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by spongebobstoes 5mo ago
newer models tend to use fewer thinking tokens to solve the same problems, and is a strong counterexample to your entire comment
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by spongebobstoes 6mo ago
the role-play makes it harder to fully automate attacks, which is the real fear
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by spongebobstoes 6mo ago
I don't see these ideas too much anymore. I wonder if it's because America doesn't seem to hold elites accountable to the people even still, China has westernized a lot over the last 20 years, both in quality of life and in s
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by spongebobstoes 6mo ago
I don't understand. you can talk to chatgpt without an account, what's the difference? both are a limited subset of what the companies offer, available for free
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by spongebobstoes 6mo ago
$25k per flight hour is a lot more than what drones cost
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by spongebobstoes 6mo ago
you can use chatgpt without an account, just not all of it and you can't make full use of Google without an account. for example, you need an account to upload to YouTube, manage your website in search, place ads, opt out of data usage
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by spongebobstoes 6mo ago
it's already impossible to find good music in a sea of slop. that's been the case for decades at this point as with all art, the hardest part is discovery artificial scarcity is indistinguishable from greed
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by spongebobstoes 6mo ago
I dislike music elitism, and this piece has a lot of it. music is both art and entertainment it's no secret that being an artist is a tough path with little chance of success
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
> It's clear the name was chosen as it relates to the use of em dashes in AI generated text this is not clear to me, and is not discussed in the article you can like or dislike the name. but criticizing the quality of work based on
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
how long should it take to gain your confidence? how did you arrive at your number? the state of the art of software engineering is to use AI. it's just reality
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
try codex, it's really good and doesn't have the same limits issues
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
probably someone else would have made the movie instead. there is time value to money. money now is better than money in 5 years
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
no, I work on open source because I want it to be freely available to all, without conditions I view it as a type of charity. I know not everybody can afford to use their time without compensation. that's ok! but I will personally neve
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
Q2 means important, but not urgent. these tasks need to be scheduled or they don't get done Q1 is things that are both important and urgent it's a system popularized by Dwight D. Eisenhower
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
this isn't like a Molly guard. this is like asking the toddler to be careful
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
it doesn't matter if prices are falling or rising, it only matters how the ROI of building compares to other investment opportunities we can also make it cheaper to build. easing taxes on imported materials, bringing in more skilled la
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
vegan options lack flavor/texture. cost isn't the main issue
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
I interactively pare down log files to just the parts I need. I rarely save the result
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
I bet a large majority of Americans have their city and state uniquely identified by their zip code if it's not unique, a trivial fallback would be to not populate anything, and that's where we are today
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
not everything has an API, or API use is limited. some UIs are more feature complete than their APIs some sites try to block programmatic use UI use can be recorded and audited by a non-technical person
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
it's enough, I'm moving to another platform
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by spongebobstoes 7mo ago
what if we could capture carbon at a significant rate? I know that we can't right now, it's a hypothetical

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