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by viraptor 8mo ago
I think you're seriously underestimating how much effort the fine tuning at their scale takes and what impact it has. They don't pack every edge case into the system prompt either. It's not like they update the model every fe
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Like identifying names of skateboard tricks from the description? https://skatebench.t3.gg/
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by viraptor 8mo ago
There's still a difference between the opinions on cartels and the opinion on an invasion and bombing of groups hopefully-related-to-cartels during another years long not-war.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
It doesn't matter if the top of the curve flattens out, if we can't survive outside of the bottom part that looks exponential.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I don't get why people cling to the Claude Code abusive relationship. It's got so many issues, it's getting worse, and it's clear that there's no plan to make it open for patching. Meanwhile OpenCode is right there.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Without cutting off the roads first? That wouldn't make much sense, right?
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by viraptor 8mo ago
The not-totally-crazy ideas from Reddit include: - it's related to the annouced GPS disruption test (although that's a really long time and doesn't seem urgent enough) - someone in Mexico is getting kidnapped by Gov - nuclear
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> If you're downplaying it You're reading way too much into what I wrote.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
This is not some random ML researcher doing fun things at home. Qwen is backed by Alibaba cloud. They likely have whole departments of marketing people available.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
It looks like a marketing move. It's a good quality, detailed picture. It's going to get shared a lot. I would assume they knew exactly what they were doing. Nothing like a bit of controversy for extra clicks.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
No. But neither black people. Or anyone specifically. So we got to a nice balance it seems.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Luck? 1 black person, 3 south Asian in total for me. But for an out of context imaginary future... why would you choose non-black people? There's about the same reason to go with any random look.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> cognitive slurry Thank you for this phrase. I don't think that bad diagrams are limited to the AI in any way and this perfectly describes all "this didn't make things any clearer" cases.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Informatics are as bad as the author allows though. There's few people who could make or even describe a good infographic, so that's what we see in the results too.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> they mostly default to black people You're referring to a case of one version of one model. That's not "mostly" or "default to".
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by viraptor 8mo ago
This is such a weird release. Composer 1 was cheap, fast and good enough. This is more expensive than gpt5.3, and there's no comparison apart from its previous version which doesn't really give me any confidence.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
This has nothing to do with the treatment of the current people residing in the US by ICE, regardless of status.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> Those people were people who previously made the decision to illegally immigrate to the US. There are no limits here and there many publicly available proofs of people getting harassed and detained regardless of legal status and deport
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I agree with most of what you said, apart from Slack in practice. > on Slack I'm immediately get shoved into a car and driven away to discuss (I don't feel community) It completely depends on the community / people. I&#x27
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> Give them a call, you're not harassing them. Before posting this idea online... Maybe, possibly, but personally I still think it's a bad idea. After posting this on HN - no! If you think it's a good idea, so will other p
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by viraptor 8mo ago
If you're a serious user of this library and have time, consider forking the project, merging reasonable PRs from the original and giving some life support to it. I temporarily took over a project like that and "gave it back"
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Please don't call people randomly. Unless you're offering him a job which is what the resume is for... When the linkedin is down, medium is left unattended, the personal domain is not working, we can reasonably guess he doesn&#x27
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The Steamdeck is my guitar rig (video)(youtube.com)
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by viraptor 8mo ago
That's such a strawman conversation. Starting from: > it's not a working compiler, though. And it doesn't matter how few hours it took, because it doesn't work. It's useless. It works. It's not perfect, but
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by viraptor 8mo ago
What do you mean by prefer? Is it more economical in your location? (Where?) Or...?
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Some questions: - why patent it when you give permissions via Apache licence anyway? - you can't use an external keyboard with this, right? - can you remove content from the middle of the record without breaking signatures? For example
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Because nobody posts the good ones. They're boring, correct, you merge them and move on to the next one. It's like there's a murder in the news every day but generally we're still all fine. Don't assume that when pe
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Yes, the illegal alien jobs that are being reported to the government by big corps are dropping. You're spot on /s
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> and at their stages, could have afforded not to have, What do you mean? Specifically. From what I've read so far, people involved were mostly happy to attend and explicitly asking for his time rather than blackmailed.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
There are some wild skeletons in that git closet: https://lore.kernel.org/git/20260206092423.GB2761602@coredum... > we did have a problem with fidelity of commit message in git-rebase, since it was based on a format

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