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bronson
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About bronson
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Comment #49245103
The Americans are writing that memo.
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Comment #49220649
> which for many people is Fable 5 Not for me, Fable refuses to debug Linux kernel bugs. Unless you say who you're speaking for, it sounds like you're just shilling for Anthropic.
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Comment #49220478
What was your prompt? If something benign, then it sounds like your harness has an issue with its tool calling that the agent is atrying to work around.
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Comment #49220389
Same with the expensive models. Fable can't one-shot a good new game. Game dev is still human-in-the-loop no matter what model you're using.
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Comment #49177925
RAM: 2024: $315 2025: $780 2026: $1600
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Comment #49135408
With Element mobile.
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Comment #49134261
Does Element X video chat work with Element? Last I tried (a few months ago) it was awful, just randomly and completely broken, and didn't even have usable error messages.
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Comment #49133426
Email is also very confusing. What is the Matrix equivalent to Gmail? Something that works reliably without having to understand all the background and acronyms?
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Comment #49131033
I feel this. And it doesn't even cover the very first conversation I have with my users. "You want to install Element" "But I want Matrix." "They call it Element now." "I want to s…
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Comment #48997453
> What's the difficulty of a 1GW datacenter in space? Why don't you ask your AI, the way you did with your earth-based scenario?
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Comment #48995025
Why restrict yourself to 100% solar? Solar augmented by grid is pretty great. Also, you very conspicuously avoided talking about the difficulty/impact of a 1GW datacenter in space.…
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Comment #48942831
Of course. And, if you're caught doing 55 in a school zone, I'd guess you're a little more likely to commit murder than someone who tries to always follow the law. It speaks to cha…
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Comment #48941713
They both involve institutionalized lying.
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Comment #48907574
I'm tired of the framing in the media these days. "Mythos will end the world!!" "How?" "By finding a bunch of wide open security holes that have existed for years." Oookay. Is this…
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Comment #48907413
You can! Subscribe to a Z.ai coding plan.
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Comment #48809391
> In addition, Mojang and King will now report directly to me. Darn it! The ONE studio that I really wanted them to set free and go back to how well things worked before, and they …
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Comment #48808404
> This is now out in the August 31 release! Almost a year ago, that is SO COOL! I'll be trying CoMaps for store hours now.
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Comment #48808292
AMEN! 100% agree. Plus a reasonably inexpensive super low-latency interconnect.
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Comment #48808256
And how much can you buy a 128GB Mac Studio for now? Go look. I think you'll be shocked.
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Comment #48808207
This is an odd comment. Pins are seriously expensive. Companies don't just throw them in for fun. Usually they're necessary for signal integrity or packaging constraints.
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Comment #48794888
There's one more for me: reliable store hours.
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Comment #48733486
This IS a criticism of the end product.
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Comment #48708143
If they paid the 35% that I pay, then it would be fair. It sounds like you think billionaires should pay close to 0%?
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Comment #48678364
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor_count#Transistor_de...
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Comment #48665066
> it should be trivial regardless. So should nuclear fission reactors. The concept is absurdly simple. In practice, however ...