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Comment #49222116
> The strange part is that nearly all the decently large publishers seem to be completely unable to predict when a game will be successful, because they seem unable to determine wh…
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Comment #49208850
Haven’t ever seen a warning like that in KDE.
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Comment #49208473
I want to learn if it would one day be possible to engineer something like that. Unfortunately I think that even the theory is post-singularity territory, so... maybe in the 2030s?…
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Comment #49193799
Their stock price won’t matter once OpenAI launches the paperclippers.
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Comment #49122973
Not everybody uses squash and merge. Regular merge, I imagine, would work fine.
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Comment #49121463
Read the tests. Doing a pass where you just ask the AI to sanity-check the existing tests (against rules like “test against the spec, not the implementation” can also help.
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Comment #49121457
Will, it depends on the AI. Anthropic used to have a lecture-length system prompt for their models to explain this stuff—part of the secret sauce for Claude Code—and famously found…
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Comment #49072643
Using a third-party launcher (e.g. Prism) mostly fixes that nonsense, at least.
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Comment #49072610
Less efficient but faster, which is a fun combination. At least they seem to have improved FPS.
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Comment #48973660
It’s not about the LLM being modern or not. 3.5 Flash is fairly new, but it’s also a flash model. It’s not designed to be knowledgeable. People keep doing this. Pointing at the kno…
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Comment #48957360
Yeah, we’ve seen that as well.
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Comment #48891483
Though the graph is ten years old. Why is it so hard to find recent data? :-(
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Comment #48891448
25 years isn’t that long, but it’s more about the material. If you have metal studs inside a plastic handle, then the metal expands in the dishwasher and cracks the plastic. If the…
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Comment #48878328
Please don’t run them through the dish washer. Limited heat tolerance is common even for the really good ones.
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Comment #48707036
Seven plus-minus two, but the definition of “thing” is incredibly vague and depends on your life history to date.
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Comment #48699838
They do, but as usual with those, it wrecks all the decently mixed videos by making everything the same volume. Though as those are rare as hen’s teeth, perhaps you might as well.
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Comment #48698938
Not all fields interact with all other fields. You can think of them as a loosely coupled graph… There might be any number of graph components with no connectivity to our fields at…
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Comment #48698708
No, that’s mostly because there’s no capital market for building mid-sized businesses. Anthropic is past that. They’d have no trouble moving if they wanted to, except the USG could…
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Comment #48677191
Great for the americans. What are the rest of us going to do?
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Comment #48659179
The Norwegian way to eat cod liver is “squished between two flatbread, mixed with boiled potato and also cod”. Which is absolutely delicious, even for a kid; it’s one of the meals …
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Comment #48654512
There is. In Texas, if a field worker has a heart attack on a hot day it’ll be reported as a heart attack. In France, the same exact situation would be reported as a heat casualty …
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Comment #48598994
It’s too much code. Maybe companies are able to handle this, but as a solo dev it’s completely infeasible. I could just not use those deps, but then I won’t be able to build anythi…
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Comment #48593969
What does the linear no-threshold model say about air pollution from coal plants, anyway?
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Comment #48593845
Mythos and Fable are not the same model.
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Comment #48579213
But I thought Fable was the dangerous one?