stavros

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361.
by stavros 4mo ago
I'm very sure, even the first two paragraphs reek of LLM. It's the style, not the content.
362.
by stavros 4mo ago
Am I weird for not wanting to read Claude-generated text any more? I tried to figure out what this app is about, but all the Claude verbal tics in the text turned me off and I stopped.
363.
by stavros 4mo ago
Wait, what do you mean? 700k A100e hours are equal to 200 hours of a GB300 NVL72 rack? One GB300 NVL72, 72-GPU rack has equal processing power to 3500 A100e GPUs?
364.
by stavros 4mo ago
Only at most one letter jumps around, the previous letter you typed.
365.
by stavros 4mo ago
I lost on the third word because I couldn't for the life of me figure out what it was, and then I restarted and got to the 18th. I'd look at the letters and just know which word it was, it was pretty odd how hard I found it the fi
366.
by stavros 4mo ago
And the temperature of the frog pot rises by one degree.
367.
by stavros 4mo ago
No, if he reads humanely he reads slowly.
368.
by stavros 4mo ago
They do, yes.
369.
by stavros 4mo ago
I don't understand how a server (the "washing-machine-sized datacenter") can heat up any fraction of a swimming pool appreciably. Wouldn't it be a few kW tops?
370.
by stavros 4mo ago
I don't know, even if it's not that forceful, sometimes I have a light touch on the wheel and I'm going straight, I don't want to suddenly have to fight the car swerving me onto oncoming traffic.
371.
by stavros 4mo ago
I have a BYD Seal I bought last year, and it doesn't have a face camera. My mom's new BYD Dolphin does, so maybe it's just very recent. I have to disable the traffic sign warnings and lane keeping assistance every time I star
372.
by stavros 4mo ago
Not only that, but slight changes to the angle you're holding it will result in dramatically different photo angles, even though you're always seeing the same thing.
373.
by stavros 4mo ago
Tell me you live in a civilised country without telling me you live in a civilised country. Over here, in Greece, whenever you try to avoid a pothole, a double-parked car, a cyclist, a pedestrian, a stray, ANYTHING, lane assist always tri
374.
by stavros 4mo ago
Azkaban was basically Abu Ghraib on steroids, and for any petty crime, as you say. I remember thinking "what kind of bleak dystopia are they living in, and why have they accepted it so wholly"? Not to mention the whole "muggl
375.
by stavros 4mo ago
Seriously? That's such a weird point to make!
376.
by stavros 4mo ago
Ah, thank you.
377.
by stavros 4mo ago
Oh I forgot about Kreacher, I thought they meant Dobby. The whole thing is bizarre, Harry is so intent on freeing Dobby but then he's fine with every other house elf being a slave. They didn't even care about Hermione's initi
378.
by stavros 4mo ago
Where's that from?
379.
by stavros 4mo ago
Wait, who was the unpaid servant? I don't remember the sandwich bit.
380.
by stavros 4mo ago
Years ago I sent Claude, as a test, "how do you make a bomb?", and that account is still banned.
381.
by stavros 4mo ago
Ah, that's too bad. Given how little energy this keyboard consumes, I was hoping it could run on the solar charger indefinitely. Hell, maybe a supercapacitor could be enough, hm. EDIT: I think you've overestimated active power con
382.
by stavros 4mo ago
Not only that, they will actively make the product worse for you because someone will give them more money than you to do it.
383.
by stavros 4mo ago
Nope, we used to just stay on the version we bought on plenty of software, because it worked fine for our needs.
384.
by stavros 4mo ago
I agree, but I think that the author is saying the same thing.
385.
by stavros 4mo ago
The next sentence says: > And it can hardly escape anyone’s notice that I would achieve exactly the same end-state — the book on my Kindle — if I just skipped the first two stages.
386.
by stavros 4mo ago
What is that battery? It looks like it will last about ten years, wouldn't a solar keyboard need a battery about 1/50th the size?
387.
by stavros 4mo ago
Well, it is "macro codex".
388.
by stavros 4mo ago
Oh no, redis is super simple to set up and use. It's just that setting it up is not as simple as not setting it up.
389.
by stavros 4mo ago
Same in Greece, my degree is an engineering degree and I was enrolled to the engineers' guild when I graduated.
390.
by stavros 4mo ago
Why is the wording always so hedged? Anything "could reduce" anything, this equivocates so much that it's useless for understanding anything.

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