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SomaticPirate
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About SomaticPirate
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Comment #49189964
To where? Where did you convince c-suite to move to?
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Comment #49183941
If your only experience with other countries are 2-3 week vacations then yes, those people will always be exceedingly kind to you. They are more than happy to be kind to you since …
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Comment #49160370
Interesting, I recently learned about this. So there is a term called "Full Kelly" which is were you actually wager the amount given by the formula. This is pretty aggressive and n…
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Comment #49084053
Somewhat unrelated but how did you find the process of moving to Japan (assuming you emigrated there)
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Comment #48577088
What is firecracker needed? Couldn’t this just run in a container directly? I understand some of the isolation concerns but a browser and container breakout is a billion dollar CVE…
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Comment #48379255
You are probably going to pay about the same. While you might find a lawyer who bills fewer hours, think about what would happen if you got a second legal opinion from another huma…
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Comment #48364794
No doubt these companies are woefully overvalued. But this won’t stop me from putting in orders for several thousand dollars of shares with at market open. There will undoubtedly b…
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Comment #48251556
Not to speak on the anguish that this would undoubtedly cause but economically? This is like shooting yourself in the kneecap. America doesn’t nearly have the social security net o…
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Comment #48210379
This is my read too. Google wants more control here. They have been banning accounts and the repo for gemini-cli is a dumpster fire of issues
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Comment #48143191
https://www.ft.com/content/b15407bd-7b86-45c3-9780-0c92117cc... They are buying from Chinese dealers. And sadly, as with most GLP-1s they likely will need to take them for the rest…
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Comment #48033553
I think unethical and illegal activity is par for the course in most realms of American business. And I would replace “sued into oblivion” with mandatory arbitration and “appropria…
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Comment #48005203
inb4 this technique is subsumed into the next MoE model release LLMs are evolving so fast I wouldn’t be surprised if this technique was not needed in <6 months
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Comment #47993606
This seems to be testing the models on leetcode style prompts that also require the model to implement TCP calls to send the results. Interesting but probably not a apples to apple…
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Comment #47959036
Exactly. So just buy it. They have the money or does Sam need a moonbase to complete his villain arc. Any of these AI companies could come out and start paying creators a licensing…
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Comment #47959017
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Comment #47908169
I agree with you but Ozempic is a bad example here. Part of the reason it is so valuable is that patients usually must take it for the rest of their lives. Its actually the perfect…
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Comment #47905794
Every American here has allowed the quickest decline of a superpower in history. The damage to our country is irreparable and going to result in a worse life for generations to com…
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Comment #47893487
A useful reminder that just because an LLM "appears" to be thinking and reasoning that it likely isn't. If it hasn't seen something similar or "in distribution" before, then it typ…
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Comment #47721087
What is the arcane Terminal command to undo this access?
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Comment #47714219
“Chat generate me an explanation blog posts on the Raft consensus algorithm… but explain it through mean girls”
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Comment #47713405
This website is down now for me
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Comment #47705935
This is well known in the op-sec communities. iOS and Android notifications route through their servers and can be stored indefinitely (ie especially under a court order) You need …
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Comment #47560711
Not to be too conspiratorial here but since the founder of OpenClaw was snatched up, there seems to be a rush of “open source” AI projects desperately bidding to be alternatives. W…