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by sroussey 3mo ago
I don’t think those are “learned” lessons. Only how to push harder next time.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
It’s not they, but it does break TOS.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
Can’t buy and ship those. I love how ASML machines are shaped to the contours of a jet fuselage for this reason!
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by sroussey 3mo ago
I’d say Japan is a more important source than sources in Europe.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
HuggingFace has been extremely responsive when an issue is raised. I found issues in their infrastructure this year as well as cache confusion in Chrome, and HF fixed their CDN in a day and I didn’t hear back from Google for a week or two a
156.
by sroussey 3mo ago
Negative margins to have you hooked on someone else’s software?
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by sroussey 3mo ago
It’s a test with a good excuse. If caught, it’s only their own data, right? If not caught, then time to abuse the system.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
Carry propagation is indeed quite slow. With so much math for AI, is it finally time to go back to analog? Superposition is instant.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
So the code for the web, the desktop app, and the cli where largely similar.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
Try prompts that convert the gif to svg? Maybe the models should do that internally… start with their image model first and then make an svg.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
Once hired a DBA that reworked backup scripts. He got real annoyed at the idea of testing the backups with real restores and clearly never did on the real databases (only on his smaller samples). Turns out the backups took 30 hours. The dai
162.
by sroussey 3mo ago
Or they are sending different code to different people from the same url…
163.
by sroussey 3mo ago
Or a spaceTwtterAi stock holder…
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by sroussey 3mo ago
How much of the speed-up is attributed to not hardening the code? And i do not mean this in a flippant way, as how to harden with speed in mind might alter how to design the format and the codec.
165.
by sroussey 3mo ago
You mean bylaw not law. No law says anything about super voting shares not surviving death.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
Um, 11 months old is pretty recent..
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by sroussey 3mo ago
No, that misses the whole point of content negotiation (for language, et al). In the age of search engines though, different urls are often perferable.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
You definitely are required to disclose what frequencies are used and at what power.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
It’s terrible and depressing work to take vibe coded garbage and make it a real product. There will be demand, but good engineers won’t want to touch it. And people paying will think they did the hard work so why pay a good rate?
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by sroussey 3mo ago
We used to call this snow shoeing.
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by sroussey 3mo ago
It’s almost like some people do want to
172.
by sroussey 3mo ago
Elon is known for purposefully not naming people correctly…
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by sroussey 4mo ago
Agree. But just because it feels the same doesn’t mean it compiles the same.
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by sroussey 4mo ago
There are a lot of search APIs for AI these days.
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by sroussey 4mo ago
/s
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by sroussey 4mo ago
You can write a skill (many have) to lead it in how to use different models and efforts for subtasks. For searching the code base, for example, I have it use Haiku, which is fast.
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by sroussey 4mo ago
Yes, Fable tends to only shine when the work to be done is complex and it takes a long time. Other models wedge in different ways. I do wish the subscription had a separate weekly allocation for rare usage.
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by sroussey 4mo ago
Yeah, it’s not great—except for debugging. It shines there.
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by sroussey 4mo ago
Keep composer away from anything configuration related—it will ruin your day.
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by sroussey 4mo ago
We know this one is nudged by one persons twitter account. This is, after all, SpaceTwitterAI.

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