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by to11mtm 6mo ago
You can get at least at baseline vague stats but from what I have seen it is more account than user focused, i.e. 'X number of users used %feature%' and/or '%model% was X percent of requests per day'. That said it&#
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
If I had to guess... On my personal account, Copilot Pro+ still only gave me back Opus 4.7, whereas my work's Pro account still lets me use Opus 4.6. So, my gut says, it's entirely possible that Pro+ will continue to have more seg
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
They do address this in the doc, Orgs can now (although it was vague as to whether it was an option or just the new standard, probably option due to business contracts) 'pool' the Usage billing across all users. I'm guessing
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
... Once again the Business accounts get all sorts of goodwill [0] and users get the shaft. [0] - Last weeks changes limited my personal Copilot Pro account but not my Work one
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
Assuming you mean GMAC, their biggest losses were not so much a result of vendor financing as branching into the real estate market.
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
The one theory I have (kinda) is that one can justify that by only having this open to specific people, it avoids them having to wonder whether random users trying similar prompts are just attempting the challenge, or are in fact bad actors
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
.... I'm not the person you're asking but I can give curious anecdata on a home purchase.... When I bought my home, I had a purchase agreement that said 'I will pay up to 1500$ cash if the property assesses for less than X&#x
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
> I’ve been using Anthropic models exclusively for the last month on a large, realistic codebase, and I can count the number of times I needed to use Opus on one hand. Most of the time, Haiku is fine. About 10% of the time I splurge for
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
.... Speaking as someone where he only 'real' option we have at work is Copilot Plugin, but I also use Copilot Plugin at home.... This is a shitty shitty shitty move. As a personal user, I can now only use Opus 4.7 at a 7.5x &#x27
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
I long ago learned to pay the 2$ a month or whatever the hell to just have 1TB of storage and remember to keep my user account drive small enough where I never hit the amount.
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
I think too many people remember DVDs but mostly remember them on Interlaced displays. Or hooked their DVD player to the HDTV with an RCA cable and were disappointed. On the flipside, if you had a DVD player capable of progressive scan and
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
Possibly in some countries... But at least in the US, it is a DMCA violation. DMCA gets a little weird; Basically unless you're distributing it is a civil penalty (which, I could be wrong but would mean you'd get a Jury trial, eve
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
I wouldn't call it seditious. It's actually exploitative , on both ends but one worse than the other. H1Bs wind up feeling forced to work far more hours than they should, but then it adds pressure to any in-house employees to wor
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
I feel your pain. We'd rather be training in-house people to be better long term than training up people that get moved off the project as soon as they get upskilled...
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
... Uhhhhh.... > IT workers aren't interchangeable and there exist a large swath of jobs that very few people qualify for (HN should know this) because of the specialization required. You are stating what IT people understand and ar
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
Is that the Rocket or the Craft+Mission payload? My understanding is it's on the order of 5-10 pounds of rocket juice to get one pound of something to LEO, thus the question.
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
Yeah other folks gave better insight while I was writing my comment, oops...
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
... My only curiosity, and yeah I know orders of significance etc... Buuuuut I wonder why they didn't consider a Z5[0][1] and the Z mount 14-24, or the Z5 with an adapter for the F mount 14-24.... There's at least a pound of weigh
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
Not sure what sorts of disinformation campaigns you're referring to... There is something more interesting to consider however; the graph starts to go up in 2013, less than 6 months after the release of Tinder.
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
I mean, I don't use CC itself, just Claude through Copilot IDE plugin for 'reasons'... At at least there it's more honest than GPT, although at work especially it loves to decide not to use the built in tools and instead
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
> even if they immediately throw the output in the metaphorical garbage bin. Gotta be careful if you do that tho; e.x. Copilot can monitor 'accept' rate, so at bare minimum you'd have to accept the changes than immediately
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
Semi random fact, but there's actually a Vaporwave artist that used a number of Japanese Maxell advertisements in a distorted/looped manner for the better part of a whole album....
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
I think you are correct for the overwhelming majority of cases for the US; The unauthorized reproduction/distribution is where things get very aggressive and easy to prosecute based on existing case law. The only case that comes to min
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
I think they've got some ineffable qualities, and frankly there's lots of other genres where people might decide to give them a listen... Which is really just a roundabout way of saying I think Apocalyptica did a lot to help refre
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
Depends on the numbers/specifics. Some homeowners policies may exclude high dollar items or limit the coverage to items in the premises (i.e. if it was stolen off the shelf in the house, that could be covered, but not necessarily other
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
It kinda depends. For instance, Many insurers offer something akin to 'Valuable Property Insurance' (At least that's what mine is called) and for personal use it covers drop/breaks as well as theft. You typically need pr
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
I had TSA swab the front of my Sigma 100-400 because it purportedly came up hot. Will at least give that guy credit, he was gentler handling it than I ever am. That said, yeah you would have been hosed for that lens, but I'm pretty sur
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
Have to agree, at least through most of what I read it felt well written and didn't feel sales-pitch-y.
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
It's a few things; mostly along the lines of data caching (i.e. hyper threading may mean that other thread needs a cache sync/barrier/etc). That said I'll point to the Intel Atom - the first version and refresh were an &
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
That's semi-dependent on supplier arrangements; i.e. lots of shops won't want to upgrade CPUs on a server out of fear that they can't get support later; sometimes that's justified by contract, sometimes it's not.

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