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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
> the model is summoning those patterns at inference time. You can make that claim about anything: "The human isn't being creative when they write a novel, they're just summoning patterns at typing time". AlphaGo taug
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
They won't repeat numbers because that might make you mad. I tried with Gemini 3.0 to confirm.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
Not if you consent to it first. But you should probably agree on a safe word.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
Most deployment platforms will do this for you for free. You're talking about specifically unmanaged Wordpress hosting I think.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
A lot of it comes from street view. They literally drive by and take pictures of your store.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
When strangers do that it's disrespecting boundaries. When family does it it's giving you a hard time / teasing.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
I produce software too but I starting producing food recently. I feel like it really takes edge off my AI-related anxiety. (I also realize I'm more rural than most of HN).
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
No it's all about having the top model first and training time is what's crucial. OpenAI has already shown willingness to bleed money for the sake of brand and we can expect that to continue.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
Well, the sun is always up in space, so yeah they're at least 3x better from that alone.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
Ok but can't you say that about most non-street-level convictions? That they required some amount of complaining for a detective to do their job?
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
> Meta is building tents for GPU's And Starlink / xAI is going to shoot them into space. We are simultaneously living in the future and the past.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
Training you mean. Doing inference on last year's chip is probably ok, but training a frontier model on it is going to be a deal breaker.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
I seem to remember him dying in a jail cell?
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by trick-or-treat 8mo ago
This is fun, Playwright is a python wrapper for a node lib. So we have Next.js (full stack js/ts), with a Python backend (???), that uses a wrapper for a js/ts lib, all we need now is to shell out to node from inside that script a
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by trick-or-treat 8mo ago
Zip codes aren't numeric. They're strings. Just came to say this because I've been on 20+ projects that treated zip codes as numeric and had to reckon with it later.
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by trick-or-treat 8mo ago
I think cooler heads will agree that a middle ground where the content is available on the initial request is best. But what do I know /s
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by trick-or-treat 8mo ago
Amor Fati. The idea that we would carry ontological guilt for prehistoric sex acts that happened further up our family tree is just... masochistic. Not to mention that our ancestors would be both perpetrator and victim? I understand the ins