varispeed

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by varispeed 5d ago
Evidence that it is happening or is it RasberryPi gaslighting? If someone sells RPi with 16GB and the RAM is working fine, then why would that be fraud? If someone buys e.g. Dell PC, then adds 16GB of ram and sells it at 32GB without mentio
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by varispeed 5d ago
I stopped using Fable long time ago. It's worse than Sonnet. Opus is not much better. This cycle of new model running at full quantisation and then nerfed few days / weeks after premiere should be called out. Anthropic should also
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by varispeed 5d ago
This is classic gaslighting technique corporations use to extract more profit. Modifications or upgrades made by small business = fraud, OEM selling different SKUs = legitimate business. Don't fall for it.
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by varispeed 5d ago
> but seems to catch genuine fraud. In what way this is fraudulent if device works as described? No different than upgrading a PC and then selling it. You don't call it fraud.
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by varispeed 5d ago
> We therefore remove the commercial incentive by locking devices to their original RAM size. Get fucked. Clearly you want to make all the profit and stop people from upgrading their devices.
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by varispeed 5d ago
I think this will go like this: - Resistance. People don't like being "secretly" filmed. - Most people will realise it does not affect their lives. - People will ignore it - New generation will accept as something normal to d
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by varispeed 7d ago
Who cares if you can buy all the RAM available. To hell with small business and working class who now cannot afford it.
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by varispeed 7d ago
Stop hoarding RAM. Are they going to offload it through ebay? Unlikely.
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by varispeed 7d ago
At this point there is no point buying into Android if it becomes the same walled garden as iOS.
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by varispeed 7d ago
Likely this is how AI is going get us ended, not AGI.
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by varispeed 8d ago
With such an advancement of AI, can't parity be vibe coded?
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by varispeed 8d ago
You can try to use LibreOffice all you want, until you receive a form to fill where LibreOffice doesn't display checkboxes and recipient won't accept "x", because their automated software only uses MS Office and won&#x27
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by varispeed 8d ago
You should never rely on just one model. Use Opus Max for review and Sol Pro for drafting, then Gemini, CoPilot for additional "junior" reviews. Once passes make no material difference, feed it again to Sol Pro for review. At the
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by varispeed 8d ago
I wouldn't trust any output from Astra unless they have not nerfed instances ringfenced for that task. Tried again a simple coding task with Astra maxed out. I did it only partially, left memory leak and hanging pointer. Sol spotted ar
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by varispeed 8d ago
This. Authy and a throwaway phone added in that sits in a safe place.
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by varispeed 9d ago
You never know that odd piece of metal that fell off the toy you bought 15 years ago will be useful in a few years.
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by varispeed 9d ago
Those Russians could get as far as they could from the stench of Putin and his genocidal war.
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by varispeed 9d ago
> I think due to technical constraints. I think due to shareholders wanting new sportcars. The offline pages don't show Google Ads.
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by varispeed 9d ago
It is ultimately Fujitsu responsibility.
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by varispeed 9d ago
Funny they have money to buy TLD or even develop such a fancy CPU, but don't have money to compensate people affected by Post Office scandal.
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by varispeed 9d ago
The Iranians hit one specific data centre at a time, no?
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by varispeed 9d ago
I wouldn't trust that this CPU can do maths properly.
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by varispeed 9d ago
Never buy products of this dodgy company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Post_Office_scandal
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by varispeed 9d ago
> This wasn’t a strike on a single data center, it was strikes on many data centers. He didn't say "but if you hit many data centres then there is a problem". The premise was if you hit data centre, user won't notice,
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by varispeed 9d ago
> I was not feeling much of an accomplishment, Why is this even required? I'll never understand this mindset. Because something came "easy", doesn't mean you haven't done anything meaningful to do it. I'd sa
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by varispeed 10d ago
Isn't the same amongst same architectures? For instance, when I created script to train my model it worked fine on RTX 5080, but when I rented H100 to hopefully wait less for completion of training, the training would collapse just in
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by varispeed 10d ago
> I like keeping their memory separate. When casually a friend asks you to ask your Claude something about topic you chatted about earlier and then Claude brings back a secret you didn't want anyone to know yet. Yes you can set up
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by varispeed 10d ago
Do you know that you can have multiple chats at the same time?
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by varispeed 10d ago
> GPT-6 Astra and GPT-5.6 Sol are absolutely insane Perhaps before Astra was nerfed. It is now the dumbest model right after Gemini. Sol still holds up.
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by varispeed 11d ago
"Thinking" Good one.

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