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whiddershins
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whiddershins
2mo ago
They would meet the requirements to not have to work. Having nothing to do with terminally ill status and everything to do with the things you just listed. The article doesn't say anyone is proposing to change that.
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3mo ago
thanks! i have been trying to articulate why i built this, and in what ways the approach is fundamentally different.
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3mo ago
for the app or the keys? for keys we support openai, google, bytedance, and wavespeed which is an aggregator that gives you access to most models. if you are asking is Windows in the works, not near term. unless enough people ask i suppose.
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3mo ago
shameless plug burlap will let you just use keys from gemini studio or openai and try stuff out without messing with the web interfaces. that's (one reason) i made it https://www.burlap.app/download
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4mo ago
I am under the impression this does not apply to for example o-1 visas. Possibly not for h1-b. Is everyone clear about what they are commenting on here? Is the news coverage clear?
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5mo ago
You are right, the downvotes people gave this comment are wrong, the replies to you are wrong. Feeding evil in the hopes you will also feed a little good is not only bad morally, but bad practically, bad in a utilitarian calculus, and just
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9mo ago
vulnerable how?
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9mo ago
I appreciated Scott Adams, and am sad he has passed away. I learned a lot from him and his perspective helped me through difficult times. The comments here are very unfortunate. When someone dies, it is appropriate to speak of what you appr
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10mo ago
congresss did not declare war for any of the post wwii wars.
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11mo ago
How many conservatives do you socialize with regularly?
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1y ago
all this was obvious the moment napster became popular. and for more than a decade anyone who explained what was happening was ridiculed, especially in tech circles. spotify in particular cemented a payment structure that disadvantages any
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1y ago
The trend towards opaque is inexorable. https://noisegroove.substack.com/p/somersaulting-down-the-sl...
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1y ago
I'd be curious about the total carbon emissions, all in, to produce this because it seems like an excellent carbon sink. And especially when compared to steel.
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1y ago
I would like to take this moment to point out that in NY it is ~illegal for me to hire an unpaid intern and train them by for example saying: - this is codex, here is a bunch of tickets - enter each ticket into codex, then review each chang
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1y ago
So can I just sign up and get started using it on my blog, or how does this work?
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1y ago
LLMs in data pipelines enable all sorts of “before impossible” stuff. For example, this creates an event calendar for you based on emails you have received: https://www.indexself.com/events/molly-pepper (that’s mine, a
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1y ago
"i can't understand my son, he doesn't listen to a thing I say!" -- Stephen Covey, 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
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1y ago
argh, just have the back wall recede away from you as it gets lower. tilt it the other way. you could even use a curve.
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1y ago
this is such a fantastic comment because it makes a charitable attempt to explain how data driven decisions go off the rails. and it matters because this seems to be an omnipresent phenomenon. everything everywhere seems driven by this unle
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1y ago
"known to" !== "known for"
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2y ago
> A rise in AI-generated propaganda failed to materialize. hah!
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2y ago
i've been wanting to implement a design like this for blogs for 5 or 10 years. Great work on the inline detail on mobile. genuinely better than whatever i would have made. did you consider pushing the word(s) directly following the act
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2y ago
"AI Agent", as of April 2025, is a largely meaningless term that serves as a descriptive abstraction for people who aren't so familiar with coding. Debating its definition is pointless. AI Agent is whatever you want it to be
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2y ago
Great idea, but (as indicated in the article) there are no stoops pictured. A stoop is a series of steps that go to a second level, which makes for way better hang dynamics. Living on a block with stoops is superior to one without because p
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2y ago
i don't know the details but airpods pro sound noticeably terrible and bluetooth-y. It's almost shocking.
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2y ago
yeah but why isn't C major called A major
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2y ago
In my experience, accidentally memorizing what you are reading doesn't really get in the way of what most people think of as sight reading. Internalizing structures and patterns is 99% of what it means ti "learn to read."
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2y ago
huh. how is analyzing conversations in the manner you described NOT the way to train such a model?
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2y ago
think about it this way: could any law ever stop any publisher from doing anything and still respect the 1st amendemnt?
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2y ago
if true, beyond the pale. actively making music worse for everyone.
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