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by stavros 2mo ago
Does OpenRouter say the same?
122.
by stavros 2mo ago
It would seem that getting lots of data is exactly the reason to discount this.
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by stavros 2mo ago
Thanks for that tip!
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by stavros 2mo ago
Is any form of energy usage moral?
125.
by stavros 2mo ago
What's even more frustrating is that there's a very simple and elegant solution suggested in the thread, to simply check for an existing folder and use the proper convention if not found.
126.
by stavros 2mo ago
Hence the "catch and fix mistakes" part.
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by stavros 2mo ago
What would we comment on if there were no article?
128.
by stavros 2mo ago
Because people will read it if you write it, hence us being here.
129.
by stavros 2mo ago
The need is that writing is expensive. An LLM is around a hundred times cheaper than a human, so this kind of article that doesn't provide tons of value just makes sense to write with an LLM. I hate LLM writing, but the economics check
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by stavros 2mo ago
I have a problem tipping for anything now. If a tip is something someone expects , it's no longer a tip, it's a hidden charge, and I don't like it.
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by stavros 2mo ago
And they put the highest tip button right over the "No tip" button. My hand once slipped and I gave a 40% tip to a barista who handed me a sandwich when I meant to give 0. I hate tipping so much, I want to start a "no tipping
132.
by stavros 2mo ago
Don't get me started about Macedonia.
133.
by stavros 2mo ago
Doesn't Iroh do that? It would be great to go back to the peer to peer days, but with security.
134.
by stavros 2mo ago
Nothing like "sexing baby chicks": https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S003257911...
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by stavros 2mo ago
This website has a list of data vendors 200 pages long, and it forces you to uncheck each one if you don't consent. I decided to close the tab rather than deal with this illegal dark pattern.
136.
by stavros 2mo ago
Looks like it's changed now, OpenRouter shows providers having the updated DS4 pricing.
137.
by stavros 2mo ago
"Please look at this repo and give me a high-level explanation of how the app works", more or less.
138.
by stavros 2mo ago
It wasn't a status update, I asked it to explain something to me.
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by stavros 2mo ago
That's definitely what it feels like.
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by stavros 2mo ago
For me, the issue is how obtuse it is. For example, it just said to me: > The loop > Write. A file, applied. Properties go under data.properties, never on data: I have no idea what any of that means. It's "explaining" l
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by stavros 2mo ago
The issue is that these companies keep trying to pull the ladder up behind them by going "oh my god our models are so dangerous only we should be allowed to develop them". Sometimes it backfires, but the companies aren't inno
142.
by stavros 2mo ago
Unrelatedly, I wonder why I don't see the downvote arrows on comments any more.
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by stavros 2mo ago
Security isn't binary. There's nothing that's "secure" unless you define a threat model first.
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by stavros 2mo ago
Why can't yours?
145.
by stavros 2mo ago
Maybe it wouldn't, but being able to cheaply test SQLite within a few minutes is still very valuable, even if just to rule it out.
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by stavros 2mo ago
Yeah, no. I was OK with them scraping everything if it means we get AI, but, conversely, they don't get to control what happens to their outputs. Hell, arguably they should release their weights (or at least the weights of their older
147.
by stavros 2mo ago
It would be "horologoaphasia", you need the go and the a.
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by stavros 2mo ago
This is what I do, and it works fantastically well. Just make sure you have Opus/GPT review after.
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by stavros 2mo ago
Yeah I care that they aren't invested in fossil, and the question of which renewable to invest in far, far down my list of concerns, to the point where it's not really worth discussing. A lot like how when I'm starving to dea
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by stavros 2mo ago
If I wanted to steal something, surely I'd do it before getting to the self checkout counter.

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