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3mo ago
Care to enlighten us? Because you seem to imply you want to have a conversation about your day every time you fire up a shell.
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3mo ago
Can you change a newspaper ad on the fly?
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3mo ago
Because ads will no longer look like ads. Model bias from the highest bidder, what fun. This is exactly why OAI and Anthropic enjoy spreading FUD about open weight models.
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3mo ago
One of the best ZWave mmWave sensors on the market is the Everything Presence Pro [0]. It has 3 motion sensors on board: DFRobot SEN0609 mmWave, HiLink LD2450 mmWave and Panasonic EKMC1603111 PIR. It has way more than this but the package i
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3mo ago
Kind of amazing that given the state of the world money is still focused on remixes of different forms of social engagement. Is this because it's an obvious place to display ads? Or is it something else? I'd like to think if I we
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3mo ago
At least my original comment started from a point of reference. There's nothing in theshrike79's response that is of any value to improving the conversation, so why should they not be called out for it? Isn't that a part of
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3mo ago
> First, those are all verbatim quotes from the educators. They were taken directly from letters of reference (which I recently had to compile for a quite intense Technical Due Diligence for a district). They're real school leaders.
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3mo ago
100% This looks very poorly thought out by the site alone. The quotes are all concerning as well because all three of them have emdashes. Maybe they're paraphrased, but then those aren't the actual quotes from those educators. Par
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3mo ago
Ahh, yes another garbage comment that adds no value. Thanks for your contributions!
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Except the transition was never necessary. Yet another Anthropic marketing effort so they could claim a shallow victory [0]. [0] https://andrewkelley.me/post/my-thoughts-bun-rust-rewrite.ht...
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3mo ago
You can. Both pfSense [0] and OPNsense [1] have good API coverage. [0] https://pfrest.org/api-docs/ [1] https://docs.opnsense.org/development/api.html
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3mo ago
It's almost like Anduril has little to no background in building military soft/hardware [0][1]. The modern day charlatans are alive and living very well. [0] https://www.techtimes.com/articles/320165/202
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That feature experience often crops up as a choose-your-own-adventure game! Looks like their users are loving it [0]. [0] https://www.neowin.net/news/it-admins-feel-overwhelmingly-si...
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3mo ago
Then use batteries as an example. Going on 200+ years now most of the major changes have been an easy swap: chemistry. Lead acid --> nickel cadium --> nickel metal hydride --> lithium ion. Improvements in batteries are hard and the
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It's a "big deal" to who? People in a bubble on HN? For sure. But the rest of the masses? Do they think it's a big deal, do they care? Really they shouldn't. AI has very little to show for benefits at this point for
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3mo ago
Not everything is best served by code.
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This. I would never allow my kids onto a platform like Ello. My kids are starting to appreciate being shielded from social media and technology in their lives as they watch their friends go down dark paths and stuck in feeling like they h
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3mo ago
This is wildly dangerous comment and I'm glad to see it downvoted. I have 2 kids. Both of them went through early grades during COVID. The change in learning and dislike of school was immense during that time-frame. My eldest missed
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3mo ago
How are models improving your process? And how do you grapple with model inconsistencies?
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3mo ago
Not saying you aren't good at your job but this statement gives me pause. Given what I see on the daily as output from models I hope there's still a lot of human interrupt behind the wheel with respect to the design of drugs.
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And GMKtec just released an EVO-X3 [0] based on the same board but with Oculink. When AMD launched this I thought it was the new chipset that was going to have 192GB of unified memory, but they look to be capitalizing on the inflated premiu
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It was national news [0]. [0] https://www.reuters.com/business/openai-proposes-handing-tru...
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If neither model+1 or model-1 are providing tangible value to the business does anyone really care, though? At a certain point nobody believes Chicken Little. I get it. These models can be powerful. But will they be useful is a different qu
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3mo ago
They already are. Altman is basically begging the US to buy into OAI, that's just the start. Both OAI and Anthropic are going to have to go down this path or their financials will never work out. Open local models are where the enter
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> We live in a non-deterministic world. Anything "deterministic" in it is a castle built on quicksand. Except the Enterprise, and a lot of what people want compute for, is built on deterministic systems or processes. I'
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Yes, DDoS was definitely their entry point. I remember recommending them to a friend about a year or so after they had launched with the free tier. He was managing a small school district that was dealing with DDoS issues intermittently. Wh
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Yeah, I definitely remember Jennicam now that you bring it up. There were a lot of people vying for cam attention back then, I think it's basically the inception of the influencers we see today. Then again I don't know that anyon
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Mine was also around '91. I lived in a small town and so while it seemed as though people started buying more PCs a few years later I was definitely one of the few who had access to the Internet early. Forums and chat were captivating
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I often wonder what those people are like IRL. I'd surmise they're the people that are easy to hate. Greedy and intolerable yet want to be the focus.
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The point is Anthropic has advertised their models in this way. There are plenty of models that can be used in long running situations that have proven to be more capable. Opus 4.8 is not that, and ironic given it's their top public
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