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by telotortium 9mo ago
These articles have been coming out for I can’t even remember how long - it’s what popular science magazines run when there’s no better news to run. The answer is always the same - no, people are not about to start consuming bugs in large v
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by telotortium 9mo ago
It’s unfortunate that you have to resort to this. OpenAI does publish their bot IP addresses at https://platform.openai.com/docs/bots , but Anthropic doesn’t seem to publish the IP addresses of their bots.
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by telotortium 9mo ago
I hate to be rude, but I found the writing quite difficult to follow in its technical aspects, and the pink and black glitter formatting was the last straw. I ended up dumping it into ChatGPT to rewrite the technical content in a form that’
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by telotortium 10mo ago
One year ago today
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Why Does A.I. Write Like That?(nytimes.com)
1 points by telotortium 10mo ago|0 comments
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by telotortium 10mo ago
In many ways old-school bump measurement is actually less invasive
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by telotortium 10mo ago
os.UserHomeDir is specified to read the HOME environment variable, so it doesn’t require CGo. os/user does, but only to support NSS and LDAP, which are provided by libc. That’s also why net requires CGo- for getaddrinfo using resolv.c
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by telotortium 11mo ago
Following up on this, has anyone tried this and seen how well it works in practice? “ Speedify, a proprietary VPN which allows combining multiple internet connections (Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G, Ethernet, Starlink, Satellite, and more) to improve the s
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by telotortium 11mo ago
What social metric in particular? Also, for better or worse, social metrics are easily gamed. While a basket of goods can also be gamed, it's easier to see what's going on and to explain it to people, since it's composed of c
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by telotortium 11mo ago
Just another example of why the Tories have completely collapsed in support, even among their erstwhile base.
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by telotortium 11mo ago
I don't think I would exactly call these men "monks". It has been pretty normal throughout history for a fairly large proportion of men, especially those lower down the economic ladder, to be permanently single or not marry u
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by telotortium 11mo ago
Germany turned down all of its nuclear plants and is actively demolishing them. Good luck with that.
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by telotortium 11mo ago
Not sure how bad it is these days, but Adobe Reader used to open pretty slowly (and if you had Adobe Acrobat open your PDFs by default, it was even slower), so an in-browser PDF viewer was appreciated for that purpose. Also, it can be usefu
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by telotortium 11mo ago
1. Meta has released primarily open models until now. 2. Meta's models have always been somewhat behind the cutting edge, and the gap has grown wider as of Llama 4. 3. The AI orgs at Meta are in well-publicized shakeups, so investors a
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by telotortium 1y ago
That’s true enough, but at that time whites were 90% of the US population, so there was arguably enough wealth then, definitely enough wealth these days, to extend entry-level jobs to the remaining 10%. When 40% or more of your population i
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by telotortium 1y ago
Is this the first time Waymo has partnered with Lyft? I’ve only heard of Uber partnerships before? From what I can find, previous Lyft collaborations were only pilot testing, not commercial rollouts.
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by telotortium 1y ago
Obviously the part that determines what part of the output might be a password or other sensitive value.
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by telotortium 1y ago
Why would it be satire? Seems like a real use case
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by telotortium 1y ago
CGNAT is used by Tailscale and presumably in the wild for its intended purpose.
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by telotortium 1y ago
> Racial discrimination is very much within my living memory, obviously affected other parents in my cohort, and still exists all over the city I live in. If we’re talking about Asians, I agree with you, as far as non-Bob Jones universit
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by telotortium 1y ago
> How about for schools that had racial segregation within living memory? Maybe if you’re a Boomer, although even by the time they were going to university, racial discrimination was rapidly being replaced by affirmative action. This is
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by telotortium 1y ago
Was the title changed since this comment? It now says “How to trigger a command on Linux when power switches from AC to battery”, which seems perfectly clear. I’m guessing “from AC to battery” was not present initially?
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by telotortium 1y ago
https://archive.ph/2ppeq
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Scrap the asylum system–and build something better(economist.com)
4 points by telotortium 1y ago|3 comments
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by telotortium 1y ago
Screen couldn’t do vertical splits for the longest time. That started to be a bigger problem when screens got bigger and wider. I believe that’s why I started using tmux. Tmux also has more facilities for automation. Nowadays, screen is pri
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by telotortium 1y ago
LLM model training costs arise primarily from commodity costs (GPUs and other compute as well as electricity), not locally-provided services, so PPP is not the right statistic to use here. You should use nominal GDP for this instead. Accord
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by telotortium 1y ago
Vibe coding Common Lisp could probably work well with additional tool support. Even a good documentation lookup and search tool, exposed in an AGENTS.md file, could significantly improve the problem Joe ran into of having the code generate
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by telotortium 1y ago
Yeah, Simon needs to release a new benchmark under a pen name, like Stephen King did with Richard Bachman.
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by telotortium 1y ago
The XML/HTML document looks readable enough - no worse than a GNU HTML manual. You can add a stylesheet if you want. https://www.congress.gov/119/bills/hr1/generated/BILLS-119hr...
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by telotortium 1y ago
What do you even mean by self-awareness? Presumably you don’t mean fish contemplate their existence in the manner of Descartes. But almost all motile animals, and some non-animals, will move away from a noxious stimulus.

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