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cl0ckt0wer
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Comment #48896789
Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't the contents of the repo sent up in the token stream eventually?
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Comment #48666658
Way more efficient, that's why they do it. Evaporating water carries an enormous amount of energy.
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Comment #48178327
if you want a thing, pay for it. the economics of childrearing aren't workable for most people without a huge cut to standard of living.
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Comment #48094020
There are local ai pods. They're like 2k for a low end.
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Comment #48093020
If they do then hardware costs will explode even more
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Comment #48083051
AI has replaced video games for me. And there are plenty of cheaper models that "do it" for me, I don't have to spend $$$$ just for entertainment. I will step up to the frontier fo…
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Comment #47987492
The only resumes that make it past the ai to a human are ai generated
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Comment #47928771
So is he exaggerating or understating their capabilities? I'm surprised they'd disclose their capabilities.
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Comment #47832863
Mostly it's fun. It'll so some light infra management for me too.
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Comment #47681011
It'd be great to know if this is Mythos'
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Comment #47632426
There are lots of APIs with poor or nonexistent documentation. I'm talking about internal systems where one programmer that kinda knew what he was doing built a proof of concept, a…
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Comment #47615547
the npu is more for power efficiency when on battery. I don't think it's a replacement for gpu.
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Comment #47605956
llm intelligence seems to be proportional to the ram used. All techniques like this will be used by everyone.
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Comment #47599732
Just because they invented cars doesn't mean you stop jogging.
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Comment #47579170
They've pivoted to good news. It's more absurd. https://theonion.com/breaking-all-of-world-s-problems-solved...
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Comment #47554044
It's liability laundering. If an openclaw blackmails a politician while hosted in space, what's the legal recourse?
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Comment #47542391
The fax machine we had in the office would convert the incoming faxes to email for us. Maybe that's a security violation for them but I find it difficult to believe they don't have…
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Comment #47488509
Cheap, fast, and good. I see which two they chose.
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Comment #47420956
The dev that has never shipped a bug must file the first cve
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Comment #47376450
The subtext here is that XML is a powerful tool when generating code with LLMs
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Comment #47338685
For instance, what would we need to start offering siracha in our burger?
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Comment #47299184
With the amount of piracy that went on with the early 2000's videogames (doom!) I'm surprised anyone made money.
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Comment #47299165
(it's never gone anywhere )
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Comment #47299158
Yeah, I have a few domains that I keep around for these type of projects. If it doesn't go anywhere I just reuse it.