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by tough 1y ago
lmao true never played kerbal space tbh
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by tough 1y ago
Thank you for the extended explanation, really interesting stuff!
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by tough 1y ago
you gotta aim for the stars to maybe with luck reach the moon if you only aim for the moon, you’ll never break orbit.
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by tough 1y ago
Cursor's moat is it's user's data. they have SOTA completion models (bought NineTab, founder left already, but still). Cursor moat is they're the touch point with customers, not the big labs. imo they can use all that da
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by tough 1y ago
yeah man, the antrophomorphization is bad. Lately chatgpt is like -let me show you an example I used before- like its a real professional. it's all in the context, its our duty to remember these are LARP machines I copy - pasted someth
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by tough 1y ago
Imagine watching TV while you have your AR glasses on, and blocking ads there. or youtube ones lol
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by tough 1y ago
ChatGPT 4o image generation is pretty good at icons/ui/ux, likewise with text, might require a re-roll and not one shot long texts but still... also, there's some genAI for SVG's too, so you could -modify- or tune-up the
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by tough 1y ago
no problem! gl with the job search
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by tough 1y ago
No idea if this will be of any help but with a little research found this on the docs https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run... there's also osx-kvm (non-apple) https://github
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by tough 1y ago
you should try just to give an instruction like, when you're inquired about non-dietary related questions, you might entertain chit-chat and barter but try to steer the conversation back to dietary / healthy lifestyle, at the end
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by tough 1y ago
emergentmind is a great llm wrapper / search for scholar articles
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by tough 1y ago
same, i is a vowel, y is a consonant TIL: When y forms a diphthong—two vowel sounds joined in one syllable to form one speech sound, such as the "oy" in toy, "ay" in day, and "ey" in monkey—it is also regarded
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by tough 1y ago
Rust, Go, C?
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by tough 1y ago
nobody will ask for money, they already get paid 10-20k for providing a candidate. heck you can just -refer- friends to companies and get a 10-20k referral. paying to get a job is 100% a scam
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by tough 1y ago
you should always pre-vet any message you send and sign with your name. it doesnt really matter where the message or how was created, only that you're 100% ok with its contents reaching its destinatatary. that still puts some limits to
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by tough 1y ago
there was a time when apple wasnt a big shot where going to a genius bar felt like this, like your mac could be out of warranty technically but some guy could go above and beyond to try and fix it. great customer service is a great hack for
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by tough 1y ago
hey or at least not try to fake the benchmarks to fool us...
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by tough 1y ago
someone's slop is someone else's gold or something. everyone likes their own slop, hopefully
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by tough 1y ago
Double Speak
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by tough 1y ago
Similarly the -refund, no questions asked- even if its honored by merchants plays on a psychological effect where most people wont ask for a refund (even if they dont use the product) unless its really broken/whatever marketing is the
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by tough 1y ago
or just call every dealership on the country looking for the ones that randomly need to fill their sales quota that month
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by tough 1y ago
isn't that just CI? does that mean you will never compile it or build it locally? don't 99% of people just use docker nowadays to have all that environment matches?
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by tough 1y ago
> The best you could do is not allow the LLM to ingest untrusted input. How would that even work in practice, when an LLM is mostly to be used by a user, which will provide by default, untrusted input?
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by tough 1y ago
Google Deepmind published a paper based on this too https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.18813
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by tough 1y ago
I've seen also russian and chinese which i certainly have never speaked to it nor understand
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by tough 1y ago
I also noticed when i opened a folder with hundreds of big pdf's it choked on it seems you're doing work on all files when loading, you should be more like lazy-loading?
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by tough 1y ago
I think apple published that study right before WWDC to have an excuse to not give bigger than 3B foundation models locally and force you to go via their cloud -for reasoning- harder tasks. beta api's so its moving waters but that&#x27
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by tough 1y ago
local llm's would work
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by tough 1y ago
is there any sensor data from stuff like apple health care that could be put into an ML to detect such changes on breathing fingerprint?
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by tough 1y ago
care to link to repo? alwayss good to have one of these at hand

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