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Comment #49205182
That’s definitely my impression of deepseek 0731 after a fair bit of use via ds4, it sounds like Claude.
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Comment #49205170
Pareto optimal dominant vs a human for the same task, not an unreasonable framing but that assumes that it can actually do the task, which the op was arguing it couldn’t at all. Wh…
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Comment #49191618
I’m not sure that I agree entirely with your framing here, yes, you do at some point need to correct your assumptions with external evidence. But clearly there have been many indiv…
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Comment #49182922
Python is mostly glue around C/C++ numerical code for the things I’ve used it for, it’s the inverse of lua. In both cases you have a language that’s easy to manipulate tacked on to…
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Comment #49174823
You’re giving trump a lot of credit that you think he’s capable of thinking of second order effects of his actions.
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Comment #49174803
Never high and a significant number were donated to ukraine specifically because a ground launched pgm has never been a high priority for the US since the USAF exists.
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Comment #49174416
I mean, we could, the issue is that it would be politically untenable. Controlling the straight means controlling Iranian territory, which means a ground invasion and occupation, w…
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Comment #49174329
Never attribute to malice that which can easily be explained by stupidity.
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Comment #49124671
There’s fan noise, but the acoustic engineers at Apple have done a very good job of making it be pretty much not noticeable to someone who has noise sensitivity (me).
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Comment #49092914
I too have felt that pain. Funcanimation is passible for a few datapoints but it really struggles with anything meaningful in real time.
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Comment #49044955
You know PowerPoint is just a zip archive of xml files right?
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Comment #49041119
the only reason to use cython (in my experience) is to write quick numpy extensions without a tonne of extra baggage from having a complete compiled extension in C/C++/Rust. Often,…
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Comment #49036401
I don’t think any of what you just said is true. Code quality matters even with testing even up to proof of correctness using formal methods, because working software is a moving t…
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Comment #49009253
I take the authors point about empires being necessarily cosmopolitan, but it’s not as though it’s a new phenomenon that people have a myopic view about what empire is or how they …
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Comment #48994352
My 2 cents: you don’t have to look at the pelican if you don’t want to.
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Comment #48984884
not only that, but what all of this misses is the fact that the specification that they used was a product of writing the software, not the other way round. It would be much, much …
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Comment #48952266
The only barely sane rationale that I’ve heard for wanting datacenters in space is that they would give space-x low latency signal processing capacity it would need to turn Starlin…
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Comment #48925063
Given that their initial product was called ChatGPT I’m not sure that anyone should expect them to be able to name anything remotely sensibly.
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Comment #48921316
While you’re not wrong, this is also simply mechanical, the context window is the root problem here, if the llm doesn’t happen to have read implementation n of a thing that it need…
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Comment #48901062
One would hope, though I suspect they may want to make things a bit flashier than “we made the audio transcription on the keyboard not terrible” in the changelog given the amount o…
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Comment #48897186
Yeah, apple will be optimizing a model to work on ANE and then turn it into a native app. My only hope is that it has a reasonable api so that I can use that as a generic input sou…
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Comment #48887453
Also not true, they want you to pay for a higher subscription bracket and then use only marginally more than you would have, which I think they’re doing quite effectively for most …