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Philpax

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    Comment #49180843

    In my experience, the Rust community very much cares - it is a struggle to find a modern Rust application of any popularity that does not abide by XDG. .cargo's placement is a hist…

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    Comment #49174923

    Are you running your replies through a LLM, or is the LLM producing them entirely?

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    Comment #49161016

    I've only used it for small scripts and can't say how well the type system actually functions/how it scales, but what I've seen so far has pleased me. (They have a _comptime_-equiv…

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    Comment #49160975

    4. I think they can, especially if the problem statement is well-specified and, importantly, autonomously testable. Of course, specifying a problem that meets these requirements is…

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    Comment #49151585

    Luau is statically typed and interpreted/JIT'd: https://luau.org/

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    Comment #49140612

    Copeland! I was quite surprised to see that myself.

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    Comment #49138312

    You may not want to engage with politics, but politics will engage with you.

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    Comment #49122358

    That will cease to be a problem in the next 24 hours, now that the weights are out: https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731

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    Comment #49076442

    This is where I'm at, or rather, will be. I like open-weight models and I've done my part in facilitating them, but if you believe in the increasing capability of these systems - a…

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    Comment #48999380

    You... haven't shown any evidence that we're near collapse. That's what I'm asking you for. Show me some evidence that we are losing capabilities with we have today.

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    Comment #48999191

    Assumes facts not in evidence. Please show your working.

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    Comment #48998917

    Over the last two years, this weight class has doubled its scores and/or saturated several benchmarks in the Qwen lineup alone without loss of generality: https://claude.ai/public/…

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    Comment #48998339

    Please source this claim. What 1GB models are capable of has increased generation-on-generation. > For example: you can't make a mice-sized brain as smart as a human brain no matte…

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    Comment #48998193

    > This is science fiction, these models don't have access to their own weights. The models are being used to train, and improve the infrastructure for training, other models [0][1]…

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    Comment #48998083

    I've been rewatching Person of Interest for related reasons, and it hits uncomfortably close to things that are playing out today (e.g. https://youtu.be/zRL2sRkUvYk ) We live in in…

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    Comment #48983053

    Annoyances around the general workflow (i.e. having to dedicate an entire output to it and/or preventing you from doing anything else with that output), as well as general stabilit…

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    Comment #48977872

    I discovered Moonshine last night [0] as a result of frustration with Sunshine's many flaws on Linux, and I'm loving it so far. Thank you for your work! [0]: https://bsky.app/profi…

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    Comment #48938617

    Free use without registration -> free to anyone and anything -> easy to abuse at scale, with no way to restrict use.