ticulatedspline

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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
forgot 5. Covid was exactly the right amount of deadly, 0.5-1% which made it easy to "roll the dice" on making containment harder.
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
maybe because it doesn't understand "done"? perfect play is impossible, random variance will cause scores to drop even if the model plays well and "wins". feels like it would get stuck in a loop trying to improve wh
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
ah , wasn't aware it was open for use with non Claude models I'll take a closer look at it then. thanks.
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
Is there a good 4th option yet? I haven't really been impressed by what I've tried so far. I believe Claude Code only works with claude and seems all I hear about that is it's great but the token limits are so anemic as to ma
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
Mother of all games. Played so much SE when I was younger, one of my all time favs. This version is ok but I prefer the original which is easy enough to run via dos-box, emulators of similar ilk or even online in a few places: https:&#x2F
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
I feel this comment. Seriously though, damage reflection was one of the many insanely annoying things about that game.
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
Given the previous issue of contamination from the lab and that huge amounts of "sterile" lab stuff is both plastic or wrapped in plastic I'd need to see some serious lvl5 clean-room assurances to take any of these new findin
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
I got a P1P a few years ago and haven't regretted it. A the time BL's price/performance/reliability was peerless. It really was a turn-key printer. That said none of this is surprising. Bambu Labs have been very candid a
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
yeah, no. Also I stopped using logins like "sign in with Facebook/Google/Whatever" when I realized I don't have any real control over any of those accounts. They can be revoked on a whim with no recourse.
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
Given the political cloud surrounding Musk I'm surprised they aren't more low key about that. I'm certainly disinclined to ever use Claude now.
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
stats vary. seems ~250 is common (2x 125 gals) and long haul ranges up to 2,000 miles. Though another way to think of filling up is miles per minute. At 10Gal/Min and 7MPG that's pumping 70 miles a minute into the tank. an 80% ch
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
source didn't read their own flippn article Title >Colorado Grandma Keeps Getting Pulled Over Because Police Cameras Cannot Tell the Difference Between a Zero and the Letter O Article: > The error exists in the database. The came
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
Same thought, feels like turning around just before you reach the destination. ask.com and Jeeves were established brands perfectly poised to dive head first into LLM land.
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
Cool, I was thinking about this very thing. Was looking at CoffeeMud and wondered if I gave it a starting room and a clean slate if it could basically just build out a whole Mud from scratch.
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
We use self-hosted GitLab. No major complaints, even on the free version.
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
I think that's where they want to be. feels like everyone knows it too, that the long term expectation is basically being able to buy ad words and have LLMs lean responses towards whatever people bought. Seems the playing field is a bi
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
Interesting to finally see some action from the mouse again. Was kinda sad to see that Denuvo embodies all the worst of DRM but was so thoroughly metastasized that it was nearly inoperable and they had effectively "won".
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
reminds me of an old joke: "When I go I want to die in my sleep like my grandfather. Not screaming and afraid like the passengers in his car"
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by ticulatedspline 5mo ago
72 green though where it drew me on the gradient at the end I definitely would say the line is on green. and the swatch that is says I think would be blue was, well turquoise and not "blue". my path was basically: ok def blue, ok
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
Is the argument any different replacing the word "image generators" with "photoshop" ?
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
I worked at a university bookstore and we sold lots of disks. while CDs were killing them for long-term storage zips were required for some courses because RW disks suck. those zip disks were not cheap 10$-15$ each for a paltry 100mb. the
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
interesting read, pretty depressing take if you're pro IPV6. I think their guess that IPV6 has low value-add when considered as part of a hybrid environment is probably one of the better explanations I've heard for poor uptake. Th
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
I keep seeing basically this comment over and over, which on reddit would be expected but I'm surprised how much it pops up here. I would expect the HN crowd to be a bit more cognizant of the fact that the consumer is at the end of a p
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
That's mostly because they suck (for now, who knows when we'll get home metal printing), also it's easy to get real guns. also crises of accessibility could be predicate on merely the perception that the barrier is now too
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
Honest question, isn't that like OK? Like if you have a product, and the government says the product is ok, and it's labeled per regulation and later that product turns out to be deleterious to people's health should the comp
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
I categorize this kind of stuff as "Crisis of accessibility" . AI is not alone in this territory, happens all over the place. Basically it's a problem that's existed for ages but the barrier to entry was high enough we d
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
this source is a bit better and answers a couple questions. first the verification wasn't just "click this link to prove you own this email" >That account verification process meant that developers were required to upload
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
I love this: >According to his sources, Colby’s team picked apart the pope’s January state-of-the-world address line by line and read it as a hostile message aimed directly at the administration. >What enraged them most was Leo’s decl
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
I desperately wanted to like Valerian since I love Fifth Element, while visually striking the story line was pretty meh and OMG the casting was horrible. I think I could casually enjoy it even with the bad story if they had done better job
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by ticulatedspline 6mo ago
> There’s a certain type of person who reacts with rage when anyone points out flaws with <thing>. Why is that? FIFY, it's not endemic to here or LLMs. point out Mac issues to an Apple fan, problems with a vehicle to <inser

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