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deepvibrations
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Comment #48995220
Yeah, actually a very cool idea. Hopefully somebody takes it and makes a greatly improved version, as execution is lacking here!
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Comment #48992955
No doubt Fable can outperform on many coding tasks, but the way you phrase it really exaggerates the gap and I'd suggest that for 95% of tasks, most devs simply don't need Fable le…
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Comment #48992758
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Comment #48921515
This. And maybe anecdotal, but my experience of people who have used melatonin is that they sleep very deeply, but for a shorter amount of time. But likely they will wake up after …
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Comment #48920189
So could it be Capitalism? Linear growth is a failure; only infinite, exponential growth is acceptable.
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Comment #48920130
Funnily enough, I ran across an article this morning titled "What you hate about AI is the capitalism." and I feel like you can basically apply that to all tech! It’s probably naiv…
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Comment #48896335
I agree - I think we really need to encourage reduction in the obvious negative habits and encourage people to take up more positive habits. eg. - Use car less; walk, cycle, or use…
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Comment #48873897
Not sure more meddling with nature is the best idea given our past history of it. There is a good chance you fix one problem and create 10 more!
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Comment #48735939
Indeed. It's a game of monopoly where one person owns all the property, and everyone else is just rolling the dice and, paying rent every turn.
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Comment #48644277
Is it possible that these companies simply fork the existing protocols and use the technology without buying into the existing "crypto world"? Yes it won't be quite so decentralise…
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Comment #48623232
Completely disagree that 99% of people will just do it. A lot of people are already skeptical of the frontier labs - I moved over to Claude from OpenAI when they bent over for the …
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Comment #48553253
The TLDR is that the best setup is probably Mac Studio (128GB RAM) / MacBook (36GB) with Qwen 3.6 35B (3B active params), or Qwen 3.5 122B model (this one is slow though). These mo…
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Comment #48503108
Yes - that's worth a mention!
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Comment #48498338
This is great, would love to see a similar way to do it in Android.
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Comment #48371854
Since when did the Loop demonstrate it could beat subway systems? A heavy rail subway line can transport 30,000+ people per hour compared to vegas loop which maxes out at 4500 peop…
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Comment #48278592
I think the front of the car (arguably the most impactful part) does not really reflect the true Ferrari character which is a shame. Agree that the Interior and rest is all nice en…
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Comment #47861245
Not a fair comparison... A model can ingest a countless number works in day and reproduce stylistic fingerprints on demand, at zero marginal cost. How are the people it learned fro…
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Comment #47516261
That would be a dream, but cannot see it happening. But totally agree with your theory- platforms should face genuine legal exposure for algorithmic harm to minors (as tobacco comp…
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Comment #47504484
I like the idea, though I think the description could be clearer of what it does. From what I gather, it enables profiting from the arbitrage between real markets and polymarket?
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Comment #47428297
Well yes, maybe a bit of both? Under the current administration, the dairy lobby has moved from being defensive (protecting subsidies) to being offensive - leveraging Secretary Ken…
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Comment #47427275
Good customer and pro-dairy "Health" Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may help his friends out here. He himself is very pro-dairy, (thanks to lobby groups i imagine... Several dieta…
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Comment #47414535
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Comment #47414009
Just going to address a few points here in case people believe this! > plant-eaters are less healthy because they have a less diverse diet The idea that herbivores have a "less div…