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theplumber
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theplumber
15d ago
I doubt that the world will subscribe to the idiocy of the current US admin. China will just push harder for renewables while Europe and the rest of the world will try to coup with the shock but I am certain they won’t go to war with Iran b
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15d ago
I think it just proves them right. China seems to be doing OK partly due renewables push. But what do I know, electrification is a Chinese hoax.
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theplumber
17d ago
Besides a better camera what all this along with the past generations have so exciting ? I just fail to see a reason to upgrade. Maybe I am getting old?
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theplumber
17d ago
Ok so another “better” smartphone. To me it is very hard to get excited about the new smartphones. It really seems they have nothing new. I mean you have Apple Pay on any old iPhone and the software is more or less the same, the battery mor
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17d ago
They stole my idea. I was working exactly on this! What should I do now?
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17d ago
I mean nobody really uses Gemini because is just too weak…
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19d ago
A Mac studio ultra with linux is the best computer I ever had. The only small thing that I miss is the copy/paste from iphone to the computer sync. It seems to me really that there is no going back to macOS any time soon. I don’t think
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19d ago
Spoiler alert: TheGuardian found out that the water is wet and that most of the “western” countries have relied on U.S military for their security in a kind of “collective” mechanism since WW2. Next article should be about UK’s dependence o
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22d ago
But that would be impossible due copyrights laws. If the law would apply Anthropic and OpenAI executives would be in jail
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theplumber
23d ago
Yes, train your model to give people more AI slop until they get sick of it
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theplumber
23d ago
Is this sarcasm on AI companies?
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23d ago
At this point I wonder why Google still releases proprietary models. They are behind the open models.
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25d ago
I do very security cyber dangerous work like building a signup/login form or setting up a certificate. For obvious and good reasons Fable refuses to work on such sensitive stuff.
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theplumber
26d ago
Do you understand the difference between computer devices?
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27d ago
We all seem to be building this kind of Orbs or whatever you want to call a harness with some user interface. I am at version 4 and I have a “open in vscode” button on each task/orb/instance just in case the UI is not enough and y
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27d ago
I agree. But I think I would also like the OS to put a fingerprint (I.e committed on macOSX in /usr/marc/… while he was watching porn on xxx). This way we can get the full context by default and better understand the PRs.
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1mo ago
The reason for this mess is because individual countries want to retain some kind of control over the whole thing such as VAT/tax investigations and implementation of the laws. In a way it’s the “worst” of both worlds federated and ind
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1mo ago
I advise the other half of the team to be kept on stand by for the major refactoring when the slop would just get stuck in the mud due to its weight.
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1mo ago
The politics are about compromises. China “caved” as well but that’s just one battle “lost”. In the long term the world will adjust to the new reality. As a simple example take the oil crisis from 1970s. The U.S adjusted and now is the worl
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1mo ago
When I started learning Go I went all in including using the recommended editor (acme editor) which has no syntax highlighting, no autocomplete and a very different way of writing code. My production went down a lot but the quality of the c
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1mo ago
I remember I’ve read somewhere that jogging is actually net harmful for health in the city due the air pollution.
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1mo ago
“ Why developers might care”
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1mo ago
Gemini is worse
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1mo ago
Peak under your skin a bit. Something weird is going on. I think we are bots/robots(sic)
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1mo ago
It was 3 clicks because you knew where to look for.
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1mo ago
So they keep pushing these Flash models because they don’t really have a powerful model…or better said their ‘pro’ model is actually a flash
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2mo ago
I think it creates a loop back connection, basically a reverse socks5 or a VPN if they are more sophisticated. That’s how I would do it. Note that I am also working on a such bot/AI os and mine is better (for now) . If you have trillio
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2mo ago
It took you 4 days because you used Gemini. Gemini is the worst AI model I ever used. It is way behind even open models. It looks like Google just reached its AOL moment.
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2mo ago
What exactly is so fascinating? I would rather take Kimi K3 any day rather than go through this “Oracle Inc” like process and have it all recorded by OpenAI. I understand that “normal” people are let’s say “less concerned” about posting eve
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2mo ago
It’s also worth to say that developers in general always have one more thing to fix before a release but if their hand is forced they can push it straight into main!
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