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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
I would love to build a programmatic version of this font defined by an array of shapes (full square, triangle, rounded corner, pizza, and notch), and rotations, but I think even that would be a somewhat offense of the license, so I'm
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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
it's wild, I work with some fortune 500 engineers who don't spend a lot of time prompting AI, and just a quick few prompts like "output your code in <code lang="whatever">...</code>" tags"
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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
right, if you look at the largest food companies, they're all just wrappers around proteins and simple/complex carbs, yet some products can do so well, and others so poorly
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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
yeah probably they're just benchmarking whatever they have across all providers including their own - i mean that's what everyone's doing anyway
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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
so even Chinese state actors prefer Claude over Chinese models? edit: Claude: recommended by 4 of 5 state sponsored hackers
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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
he probably predicted the asymptote everyone is approaching right now
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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
unfortunately as benchmark makers we can't really do anything about human nature :shrug:
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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
they've been around for 8 years and are still in 0.12?!
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by yawnxyz 11mo ago
good analogy; personally i hate microwaving food but can’t shame people for doing it
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
This is really cool; does this mean Danny gets a salary to work on his open source project; would you consider this a "sponsorship" or would he have other jobs within ClickHouse / have a manager etc?
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
we try to make benchmarks for users, but it's like that 20% article - different people want different 20% and you just end up adding "features" and whackamoling the different kinds of 20% if a single benchmark could be a univ
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
ironic that archive.is itself has so many bot protections...!
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
sounds like it's almost an AI response? I can't believe a person responds that way
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
kind of fun that their fonts are Affinity Serif and Canva Sans
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
> 80% of the people only need 20% of the features. Hide the rest from them and you’ll make them more productive and happy. That’s really all it takes. For those of you thinking (which 20%) following that article from the other day — this
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
Honestly "slop" should also be retroactively applied to e.g. Buzzfeed content; it shouldn't just be AI-centric
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
I build a lot of micro sites, but I still use frameworks — like Deno (node alternative), Hono (for APIs), and Alpine.js (for tiny lightweight sites). you don't have to though! if you want to do more pure vanilla, understanding signals
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
the answer seems to be both of both worlds - if you're going to do for loops why not just use python? the answer is both a faux programming language, and really bad ux / really hard to read / scan maybe what they need is a pr
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
hey, your service is back up again!!! Mixedbread was my favorite tool for so long since your pivot, and I'm so glad y'all are back
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
it ironically also harms the Xbox division... it should never have been approved
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
would be cool to use this to predict series of passages for directed evolution, e.g. appelman protocol or similar, in phage/host interactions
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
there's only so many times (in fact, 3!) I want to implement oauth from absolute scratch
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
we can trust it, but also we've been sounding the alarm for decades. it's just background noise now
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
you don't need npm; you can just link to the cdn https://fontsource.org/fonts/inter/cdn
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
I 100% agree; this entire post seems like it was a product of social media and social signaling, and it feels weirdly lacking in nuance because it's supposed to rile a certain group of people up and ally itself with another — so in a w
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
I think this is similar to how some people hated electricity when it first came out, and today, it's very hard to find someone who absolutely hates and avoids electricity. Many of same concerns and objections people raised about electr
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
I'm digging around to see if it's open source, but I don't think it is
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
If you LoRa them you can make them VERY VERY good at a small narrow set of tasks, e.g.: - reply in a specific way, like a specific JSON schema, or in the voice of a character - be very good at classifying text (e.g. emails, or spam) - be a
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
even being able to scheme with / backstab leaders, and they would "understand" all that's happened (and acts accordingly) would be so fun
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by yawnxyz 1y ago
the classic 3rd space problem that Starbucks tackled; they initially wanted people to hang out and do work there, but grew to hate it so they started adding lots of little things to dissuade people from spending too much time there

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