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vFunct
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The issue I'm facing with multiple agents working on separate work trees is that each independent agent tends to have completely different ideas on absolutely every detail, leading to inconsistent user experience. For example, an agent
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Correct. Israel does not allow a free press. And this is how we know Israel does not believe in democracy and is not a democracy itself, since a free press is a requirement of democracy. Democracy isn't just having elections. Saddam Hu
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Reposting as it was flagged by Zionists: You don't have to have sympathy for them. Their religion literally tells them to kill children to steal their land: "However, in the cities of the nations the Lord your God is giving you as
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Please don't promote war. Ain't no one going to overthrow the Iranian government now that we attacked them. The US and Israel just screwed up everything there. Thanks.
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Why must we stop Iran's terrorism? Their terrorism is directed at Israel, not America. We can in fact just as easily support Iran's attacks against Israel. No reason to pick either side. Right now the American people are coming to
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Israel has always threatened its neighbors. Remember, it was born as a group of European Jews that attacked Palestine to conquer their land, with arms provided to them by Europe. It will always exist under a state of war. We have to let Isr
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And that's something we will have to accept, that Islamic populations will always have nukes. How do you plan to handle a world with Islamic populations having nukes? Because that's something you will have to plan for. You have no
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Iraq wasn't a populist movement. Iran is.
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Yes. Before Israel, when America had no enemies in the mideast. Thanks for confirming.
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Its perfectly reliable for the things you know it to be, such as operations within its context window size. Don't ask LLMs to "Write me Microsoft Excel". Instead, ask it to "Write a directory tree view for the Open File
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There’s also a lot of reasons to have a completely public social media account.
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It's already sparsified from the 150T parameter model..
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The feet landing extension reminds me of the Delta Clipper DC-X rocket, the first reusable VTOL rocket from 30+ years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv9n9Casp1o I wonder if that's the optimal design for VTOL rock
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Unfortunately, a lot of the architecture is decided by your technology node as well as library. Examples include cache architecture as well as performance-power tradeoffs. There are thousands of standard cells in libraries now, and that
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And you can confirm they don't privately support Israel either through social media. There's a lot of hopium among Zionists that they have widespread support, but really, they're as hated worldwide as the Nazis were. Japan in
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I still don't understand why we need text rendered offline and stored in an atlas alongside tricks like SDFs, when GPUs have like infinite vertex/pixel drawing capabilities.. Even the article mentions writing glyph curves to an at
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The attacks just occurred a few hours ago. But otherwise you can follow all sorts of Iranian ticktokers and they’ll give you the rundown. The only Iranians that support Israel are exiled Pahlavists, like the ones around LA. No one inside Ir
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Not after Israel conducts this attack. No one in Iran supports Israel, young or old.
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I'm surprised that's not how it's already done. I'd figure some of the inner layers in LLMs were already "world models" and that it's the outer layers that differentiated models between text vs. images
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You're supposed to vote based on actions, not statements. Any jackass can say anything. What matters is what they actually have done. Never reward incorrect action.
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The one you're paying for.
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This is really sophisticated, like lie Aqua from OS X. Going to be very difficult for Google to copy, making them look primitive for years.
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Which is why the gaussian blur was invented... People pretend this isn't a solved problem.
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I like it a lot. Reminds me of the OG Mac OS X Aqua theme, except a more reactive/dynamic version of it to account for accessibility. Refreshing counter to the brutalist styles that were trending. The problem with brutalist styles is t
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They say the text color adapts to the background based on contrast. I'm just wondering if Apple is going to make matching CSS updates in Safari so web app developers have matching visuals.
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Correct. The public consensus doesn't call them genocides, while calling other events as genocides. The only people going against the public consensus are this seeking to commit genocide.
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First large format system I experience was Omnimax in Fort Worth in the 80's. Much more immersive than IMAX. Actually, the Apple Vision Pro movies reminds me of that experience now.
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this is the way. STDIO MCP is really just a quick hack.
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Nice. This looks to be in the direction of where I was going. Will give it a try.
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Can't now. Can only show publicly when it's released at an upcoming trade show. But it's a CAD app with many, many models and views.
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