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ahurmazda

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    Comment #48384743

    @river fix it please. https://x.com/tobi/status/2053121182044451016

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    Comment #48202725

    A few of my relatives who grew up on a farm drives that way (right for gas, left for brakes)

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    Comment #48014152

    Mobster admin so checks out “Nice model you got there… shame if someone prompt injected a regulatory framework into it.”

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    Comment #47902764

    I recall when I first saw Ubers’s H3[1], it really reminded me of healpix (from grad school). I know the algorithm is different but similar problem space: “given a point on a spher…

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    Comment #47297327

    aside: YT has a AI/summary option (unless creator opts out). Look for the sparkle button. Personally, it gets me 80% there most days.

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    Comment #46970355

    Hail Zorp

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    Comment #46686596

    Anyone get a feeling that we are “inventing” a bunch of things that will be subsumed by the model in near(ish) future? Like the whole context refresh thing? Codex is already better…

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    Comment #46619282

    Once the Iranian “autocrats” are dealt with who do you think is next? Many of these Arab states have absolute monarchy fwiw

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    Comment #46499956

    I had a miserable experience with it. It could not do as simple task as discovering my python interpreter! IDEs are a dime a dozen these days — most are fast enough. But common wor…

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    Comment #46472376

    https://xcancel.com/bcherny/status/2007179832300581177

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    Comment #46337576

    Also worth mentioning libvips[0] the underlying engine behind sharp. We use the golang wrapper at work and love the simplicity and speed (ofc) [0] https://github.com/libvips/libvip…

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    Comment #45988088

    Really appreciate the link. I simply had no idea about this history. Just the sheer intellectual dishonesty is mind-boggling.

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    Comment #45778988

    Hear hear. Also, Carl Sagan’s famous warnings about the decline of science (from 1995) is equally prescient [1] 1. https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/632474-i-have-a-foreboding-...

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    Comment #45662658

    This was on nytimes just a few days ago. Quoting the bits that might be relevant[1]. A lot more in tfa > Those efforts have been complicated by the fact that major hedge funds, inc…

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    Comment #44919650

    When I hear folks glazing some kinda impending jobless utopia , I think of the intervening years. I shudder. As they say, "An empty stomach knows no morality."

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    Comment #44798699

    The famous “see-what-sticks” school of thought/economy/X/Y/Z

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    Comment #43212997

    7am-7pm 60hr/wk implies that after accounting for traffic etc, they are essentially signaling the need for sweat labor from ppl in their 20s without family etc. It’s ofc Google’s r…

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    Comment #42756552

    ByteDance is flexing as well. It knows it’s not going anywhere.

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    Comment #42753650

    Much ado about nothing! Not available for download a day at max! (You can still use the app if it’s already installed) The ban will be repealed on Monday and it will be sold to US …

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    Comment #42679239

    Typically no more than a day. But let me caveat it by an anecdotal observation that the duration is roughly proportional to the cube of LoC(changes).