weird-eye-issue

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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
It's a benchmark for brand new technology and you admit the old score was silly but you think updating it is unscientific?
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
For relatively complex new features it will automatically do this
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
> For example, you can say "why is it not committed yet?" and it will give you an explanation and say it's actually ready to be committed. But it won't commit unless you explicitly say so. Well thank God, because that
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Fable does a great job from my terrible prompts when coding
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
I routinely have massive threads using Fable and if anything it only gets better and better over time
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Your level of reading comprehension is so incredibly low that it makes full sense why you can't see the difference between local models and the frontier models since you can't actually critically understand what you are reading an
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Use Luna for that
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Your understanding of this is completely incorrect. You should browse the EU AI Act website more to see what's actually required and educate yourself. Some further reading: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
It feels odd to call it overthinking when Anthropic has explicitly cited the EU AI Act as the reason they introduced watermarking in the first place. Your "solution" is obviously not enough. It's not effective enough when som
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
That is simply not true. You need to go read that again, if you ever read it at all before correcting somebody about it https://artificialintelligenceact.eu/article/50/ "Providers of AI systems, including gen
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Overall the correct event to listen to would be the input even not the keydown event since it handles the edge cases I mentioned earlier I never meant to infer that the keyup event is specifically what should be listened to
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Your test is flawed, it's triggering keyup if it's showing in the input.
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Why would you argue that makes more sense? That is not how any autocomplete works that I know of, it's not like this is a new pattern.
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
There are a large number of edge cases where rendering it on key down would not be desirable (user types Ctrl+v, how accented characters are enetered, how some Asian languages get handled, backspace/delete, user holds a key down, etc).
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
On a technical level yes but once you factor in monitor refresh rates then you can get to levels of optimization where it simply doesn't matter because you are constrained by waiting for the refresh rate anyways.
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
I think you don't fully understand. They aren't just doing a search based on the key being pressed down. They already did a search based on the previous characters that returned results for all possible next characters. So by the
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Are you 15x more sure of that than you were last year?
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
You are very good at bringing up irrelevant numbers and missing the forest for the trees
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Just wait until you hear that Facebook bought Instagram for $1 billion in 2012, when it was generating no revenue.
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
Whether you realize it or not Hugging Face's monetization is just as obvious as GitHub's
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by weird-eye-issue 1mo ago
This is like saying GitHub or Google just gives away everything for free
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
You are dumber than a rock
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
No, they don't. That's the whole point. I've spent several hundred thousand dollars in API costs in the last few years to power my app, I think I know what I'm talking about. Nobody besides you is talking about web inter
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
What? They aren't even available for the new Claude models which we use extensively so I think that should tell you something. I've made over $6 million with my AI app in the last few years without worrying about temperature and o
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
Well aside from quality it kind of seems like those other things are getting skirted by. We are very much in a phase of let's see if this is possible and exploit it rather than should we actually be doing this And I'm saying this
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
Have fun toying around with your local models and leave the real work to the rest of us buddy
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
Nice slop
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
You must not be doing much real work with these models, otherwise you would know that with the latest Claude models you can't even adjust the temperature or top p/k The real way to actually get a good output has always been in the
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
But do we really benefit from smartphones?
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by weird-eye-issue 2mo ago
You aren't supposed to add other users to your Team plan?

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