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by tensegrist 11d ago
what is the…epistemic status, for lack of a better way to put it, of the probabilities? what do they mean ? what (probabilistic) guarantees do we have about, say, the responses to - is the capital of france paris? - it is august. is it rai
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by tensegrist 16d ago
"i'm sorry, i left the task 半done"
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by tensegrist 17d ago
In keeping with our commitment to user responsibility, following the official launch of V4.1 Flash and prior to the release of V4.1 Pro, all requests to the Pro model will be routed to V4.1 Flash and billed at Flash's price.
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by tensegrist 18d ago
say with "finite" before it. it's a thing
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by tensegrist 18d ago
how do you think "referencing" happened when "referring" was already around or conference, difference, arbitrage…
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by tensegrist 18d ago
this reminds me that i'm long overdue for a weekend spent studying firecracker, the userfaultfd trick [0], and whatever zeroboot does [0]: https://codesandbox.io/blog/how-we-clone-a-running-vm-in-2-s...
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by tensegrist 18d ago
claude -p "${curl $url}\nreply only with a substantive comment in 'statement. question?' form" | dd conv=lcase as a service i wonder how hard it would be to write a decent classifier for individual comments lik
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by tensegrist 20d ago
i wonder if this is not something that asahi could eventually make use of edit: https://lwn.net/Articles/970907/
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by tensegrist 22d ago
selling (data you give to the DMV) [to third parties], not selling (data you give) [to the DMV]
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by tensegrist 24d ago
i'd been meaning to subscribe for…the better part of my life. just did, and if you're reading this and have the means you should too better late than never, and especially good now that every single day most of us are reading so m
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by tensegrist 25d ago
this is not llm writing. there's no need to startle at the sight of an em-dash
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by tensegrist 25d ago
what a lovely website
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by tensegrist 28d ago
tired: this meeting could've been an email wired: this company could have been a prompt
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by tensegrist 1mo ago
…"j'te nique à la kalash"?
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by tensegrist 1mo ago
note that this seems to be a bug in what i expect (feel free to correct me) is a code path for a little-used codec maybe we'll just see them remove support for these long-tail formats the way linux has been removing drivers for similar
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by tensegrist 1mo ago
iirc grapheneos can't be rooted unless you do your own build
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by tensegrist 1mo ago
didn't intel discontinue heterogeneous (laptop?) chips recently
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by tensegrist 1mo ago
france has "made in france" too
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by tensegrist 1mo ago
insofar as this gets people off macos/windows and onto linux, especially among younger people where macos has managed to hold on to the position of a default that developers are comfortable e.g. being the only platform they support, th
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by tensegrist 2mo ago
i'm sorry, starting with "you can ask AI to … [but it'll do an incomplete and bad job]" and then launching forth into a hundred words of AI-produced text is not very appetizing i hope this is the publisher's fault a
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by tensegrist 2mo ago
tapping the sign https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48922409
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by tensegrist 2mo ago
executive orders?
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by tensegrist 2mo ago
yeah it's pairing by another name
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by tensegrist 2mo ago
oh i thought this was going to be a jpeg that loaded the highest-frequency data first and added the lower frequency data later
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by tensegrist 2mo ago
only insofar as it is 1. not illegal to do so or 2. the cost-benefit of violating such laws makes sense for the majority of users, who are not doing things that are actually illegal because without such a critical mass of normal users you g
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by tensegrist 2mo ago
>part of Capgemini Invent rip
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by tensegrist 2mo ago
things like that indeed tend to be fraught some relevant links https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.02442 https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.15061 https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.13006
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by tensegrist 3mo ago
that's like 6k tokens over 12 hours which doesn't seem like a lot for…any purpose i can think of
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by tensegrist 3mo ago
can't you use font shaping rules or whatever it is to essentially begin a span of text with a "private key" that then causes the rest of the message to render correctly by combining with it (a trivial version could be e.g. a
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by tensegrist 3mo ago
essentially, yes it's not about the prose quality, but about the fact that it seems like the service of deleting ai-generated code is also going to be ai-generated, or at least the service is being advertised via ai-generated text, whi

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