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by troyvit 1y ago
This is awesome news! Thank you for the excellent tool. Getting it hosted places has been my biggest pain point.
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> Explain to me the difference between disrespect and being cattle-bolted through the skull. I think if you could choose between that and being slowly consumed by five or six coyotes from the ass forward, you'd go for the cattle bol
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I'll answer for that person. If humans were naturally cannibalistic then I think they'd agree. For instance, if we were spiders it would seem pretty natural to eat each other. But the fact is that cannibalism, even among the bigge
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by troyvit 1y ago
> But let's be real. Their products taste like crap That's actually being quite subjective rather than real. I personally love their sausage products and choose it over swine 100% of the time. Same with my kids.
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Man it works for me. I love fake sausage more than the real thing because it trips all the same taste feels but I'm not eating something as smart as my dog. It's also less greasy and easier to clean up after I'm done cooking
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by troyvit 1y ago
Right? Or like kill for your country.
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I'm not being sarcastic when I say it probably looks great on an economist's resume to say they were fired by the Trump admin.
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by troyvit 1y ago
Seriously. There has been so much progress in the area of non-consensual recording and processing of data, and so little in the area of countermeasures. You can do a web search for the former and find tons of hardware and software that&#x27
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by troyvit 1y ago
I had to know if Bob's Burgers reused that pun because it would fit so well in there. They got close! https://thebobsburgerexperiment.com/post/107179866987/cheese...
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by troyvit 1y ago
Is that a problem with GitLab or a problem that should make you wary of Claude Code though? It's one thing to lock yourself into one LLM provider, but when they start chaining you to other SaSS organizations aren't they just locki
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by troyvit 1y ago
What would happen if you stenciled paintings of license-plate-like patterns all over the back of your car? Then you're not tampering with the plate itself, but I guess you end up with a goofy-lookin' car.
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by troyvit 1y ago
> People are still free to criticize Trump all they want. The First Amendment is pretty clear on this. I guess it depends on how you define "person." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activist_deportations_in_
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Using the term "excessive hyperbole" is itself hyperbole and is a little unrealistic for what we're talking about. What you might be referring to is the excessive number of sources I used and honestly you could take a page fr
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That makes sense. They're doing their interpretation on the fly for one thing. For another just because they now have data that is 10 months more recent than their cutoff they don't have any of the intervening information. That&#x
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by troyvit 1y ago
That's ... not what original content makers who aren't named Tammy are saying, including CNN and The Verge [1], the Daily Mail [2], and several lawsuits [3] [4]. In fact, the only people who seem to believe that AI search isn&#x27
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by troyvit 1y ago
> There are plenty of places to place the blame, but this is a function of any LLM, and a funcamental way LLMs work, not just a problem created and profited from by Google- for example the open-weight models, where no-one is actually pro
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> The only people "losing out" here are people running SEO-spammish websites that themselves (at this point) are basically hosting LLM-generated answers for me to find. And anybody who creates original content and wishes -- not
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Also I would totally trust a 1995 Toyota to drive cross-country.
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> If I now go one step further and use an LLM to summarize content because the authentic presentation is so riddled with ads, JavaScript, and pop-ups, that the content becomes borderline unusable, then why would the LLM accessing the we
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by troyvit 1y ago
Hilariously LibreOffice steals this "functionality", at least in KDE.
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> AI? Probably huge, but in which direction? Who knows? This is a really cool take that actually aligns with Apple's walled garden. They've built the garden wall (their hardware), they've prepped the soil (marketing, some
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I don't know if I can point you to a PowerPoint presentation that did have a million man-hours of work on it, but here's a story about one that certainly didn't: https://mcdreeamiemusings.com/blog/2019&#x
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by troyvit 1y ago
Man if that's true then what really freaks me out is all the accusations about vote rigging that happened in the last two elections.
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by troyvit 1y ago
Any interest in adding other, fee-less currencies like nano?
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Weird how this story came out a ~few hours later~ at about the same time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44723316 That isn't an open source model, but a quantized version of GLM-4.5, an open-weight model. I'
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More like "Good luck users of the future" that have to wade through failing infrastructure and tools that were vibe coded to begin with, rate limits notwithstanding.
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I wonder what it would be like to have a giant Mason Bee hotel in a riparian buffer strip alongside a plot. One problem would be as you point out that predators could find them easily. Another might be that pollinating one crop doesn't
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by troyvit 1y ago
> The law is effectively forcing companies to spend millions re-scanning the same books over and over for no reason. Oh but the reason is that they're now making $3 billion/year, partially because of those books. I see an argum
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Seriously. Is _that_ what it means to have a conservative government? Because I thought it meant they would keep their hands off the market. This is straight from the PDF though: "Led by the Department of Commerce (DOC) through the Nat
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Seconding the Kagi thing. You don't even need an LLM. If you search something like the term 'camping gear' search results pop up right away, no LLM response. However by each site's link is a little shield warning you abo

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