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Comment #49155207
If you've been working on the issue for 6 months you should understand it well enough to answer in your own words.
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Comment #48987943
Another anecdote: I am a big nvim user and set everything up three years ago and basically haven't touched it since. At this point I'm a bit afraid I won't be able to fix it if som…
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Comment #48649940
There's a good People Make Games video about this from a few days ago https://youtu.be/Is8N7B9b0GQ
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Comment #48459424
I made a nice little CLI tool for testing the subjunctive in Italian. Claude code spun off a bunch of Claude API calls to generate example sentences with fill-in-the-blank spots fo…
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Comment #48443879
Nice article! The generated images make me so nostalgic for the early days of AI image generation. DeepDream and others had such uncanny, interesting generations.
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Comment #48335660
Really interesting article! I knew about the phase polyphenism but the forced cannibalistic march theory was new to me.
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Comment #47839669
This paper is hilarious
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Comment #47768580
I loved this article, would recommend y'all read it instead of skimming to the end to find the bread
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Comment #47556627
Thank you, I'll give them a read.
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Comment #47555381
I didn't know that! Do you have any references that go into more depth here? I'd be curious how the architect and train it.
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Comment #47355998
> Several commenters suggested the original essay was written by an LLM. They were half right. Both that essay and this one were written with Claude as a drafting partner. I direct…
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Comment #47252506
Very cool idea. Interested to see how this progresses. One question: how worried are you about over-training on this particular dataset? i.e. instead of generalizing you lean more …
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Comment #46389152
Putting "privacy first" as the first bullet point on something like this sure is rich.
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Comment #46274659
I got a cheap Chinese one (no camera, wifi) in 2024 and it's been a game changer. Yeah it's kind of dumb but it runs every day and picks up an unholy amount of dust, cat hair, and …
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Comment #45916328
AI slop, check the profile
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Comment #45916260
AI slop
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Comment #45568975
I love this idea
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Comment #44953254
They're on youtube https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc9JhVp9B6Crpfu7asBwJZAY8...
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Comment #44559990
I'd recommend The Light Brigade by Kameron Hurley. It's sort of a response to Starship Troopers
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Comment #44551202
While I don't think you're wrong about the orientalist elements in Western cyberpunk, consider that Japan also produced two of the seminal and genre-defining works of cyberpunk (Ak…
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Comment #44551167
Ursula K Leguin, 100%. The Dispossessed is about an anarchist society. Might also check out Kim Stanley Robinson and Kameron Hurley.
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Comment #44380200
Only true if the dust grain is stopped by the craft. For a thin lightsail the grain will probably pass right through without depositing much energy
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Comment #44358320
Also, worth noting that these temperatures are not that high as far as plasmas go. This is 3-5 eV, which is firmly in the "low temperature" regime (like a fluorescent bulb).
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Comment #44224798
Really nice article! This clarified a lot to me about how positional embeddings work and how other useful context might be embedded in other models.