swores

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by swores 9mo ago
I agree that crosswords often include cultural references that lean towards certain demographics / assuming particular education, and that can feel exclusionary if you don’t share that background - and there's even an argument to
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by swores 9mo ago
I believe that you two are not disagreeing in logic, just misunderstanding each others intended meanings. When you said "a coin can never be worth less than the metal it contains", I think you meant "no matter what number is
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by swores 9mo ago
That's never been true in the UK? You don't have to be 16 to get a debit card, and having one isn't proof of any age. (For example, Barclays gave me my first debit card when I was 13, many years ago.)
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by swores 9mo ago
I wasn't insinuating any sort of judgement, from myself or from the vague general public that I referred to; just commenting on which parts are particularly visible & thought about. Edit: I wasn't going to say anything, but th
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by swores 9mo ago
Thanks!
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by swores 9mo ago
Minor nitpick, but you mean "tts" not "stt" both times. Is supertonic the best sounding model, or is there a different one you'd recommend that doesn't perform as well but sounds even better?
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by swores 9mo ago
> "I have no idea why so many people keep getting this wrong." To me it seems a perfectly natural effect of nearly everyone using it as a website which holds lots of information, and very few people comparatively have any exp
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by swores 9mo ago
But you don't have to be restricted to one model either? Codex being open source means you can choose to use Claude models, or Gemini, or... It's fair enough to decide you want to just stick with a single provider for both the too
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by swores 9mo ago
Not very clear what you mean... well you haven't actually given them an answer to their question. Are you suggesting that docker provides an (unspecified) edge to developers who are better than average? Or to those who are mediocre? Or
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by swores 9mo ago
Other than Americans wanting to feel superior (no offence intended, I'm sure most countries want to feel that when possible!) is there actually any public evidence that's the case? Even when it comes to superiority of physical mil
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by swores 9mo ago
The opposite of technically correct - there's some logic to their thinking of it as being about the 90s, but technically it very much did not happen "in the 90s".
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by swores 9mo ago
Alright, thanks!
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by swores 9mo ago
Maybe I'm being dense, but could someone kindly explain to me the "Web App" example on that Sprites page? " 30 hours of wake time per month (~5 concurrent users avg), averaging 10% of 2 CPUs and 1 GB RAM " Does that
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by swores 9mo ago
You'd be surprised how many people fit in the venn overlap of technical enough to be doing stuff in unix shell yet willing to follow instructions from a website they googled 30 seconds earlier that tells them to paste a command that do
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by swores 9mo ago
Are LLMs too expensive, or not reliable enough at not making mistakes, or just something you haven't considered? It's not something I generally need to do, so I haven't been keeping up with how good LLMs are at this sort of c
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by swores 9mo ago
It's not often anybody writes a sentence that combines cynicism/negativity about AI with anthropomorphising AI agents!
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by swores 10mo ago
I don't have time right now to watch the video and will be coming back to do so later, but here's a couple of snippets from the text on that page that made me want to bother watching (either they're overhyping it, or it sound
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by swores 10mo ago
Keep in mind that "making money" doesn't have to be from people paying to use uv. It could be that they calculate the existence of uv saves their team more time (and therefore expense) in their other work than it used to crea
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by swores 10mo ago
Agree with you but would add that even on the professional managerial side it is indeed a luxury - yes for many people it would be possible, but there's also many people (in startups, or small businesses, or not small but struggling bu
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by swores 10mo ago
No worries, thanks anyway
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by swores 10mo ago
> "I also decided to invest time and money in my own website/school and that was probably the best decision I've ever made." Thanks for not jumping to self promotion, but I'm actually curious to see how you did
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by swores 10mo ago
Not quite the same as Vtuber avatars, but what you said about their software makes me think (hope) you might be able to answer a question I was wondering about the other day: is any software/models good enough yet to be able to replace
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by swores 10mo ago
According to whom? I haven't seen any claims of that being the case (other than you), just that there are similar decisions made by both of them. https://mistral.ai/news/mistral-3
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by swores 10mo ago
If you see my message quickly enough (I can't remember how long the green lasts, so not sure when the deadline is for this example), here's the most recent green I saw to give you an example: jonathan7977, https://new
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by swores 10mo ago
Agree with you over OP - as well as Qwen there's others like Mistral, Meta's Llama, and from China there's the likes of Baidu ERNIE, ByteDance Doubao, and Zhipu GLM. Probably others too. Even if all of these were considered w
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by swores 10mo ago
Thanks
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by swores 10mo ago
The person you replied to didn't explain the full concept - it's not just nail polish, it's nail polish with glitter in to create a unique pattern that the attacker wouldn't be able to replicate. Unfortunately... I'
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by swores 10mo ago
I agree that it's not currently reality and the person you replied to could have made their point by using actual examples of appalling ICE actions rather than a scenario that's currently just fantasy. That said, it's not jus
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by swores 10mo ago
> "many interesting tricks to not work a lot and still make money." As someone not very familiar with Switzerland I'm curious what you mean by this, as I assume from your wording you don't simply mean generous benef
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by swores 11mo ago
Oops, just realised I forgot to reply. Hopefully you're signed up to get emailed reply notifications, to see me say: thanks for this interesting comment!

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