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drawnwren

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    Comment #49219114

    This is not what nix does unless a user configures it poorly. Nix will ship a single, dynamically linked package/version combo for all package that depends on it. Containers ship o…

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    Comment #49071640

    Cursor was thought to be but they were later found to be using an authorized provider [1] 1 - https://x.com/Kimi_Moonshot/status/2035074972943831491?lang=...

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    Comment #49041895

    I had the exact same experience. Claude is not my validation engine, I do not tell it when it has completed. I verify that in the code/project and end the session. I also got this,…

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    Comment #48883159

    Oh, I was looking at every M5 except for the 40-core M5 Max. They have 460.

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    Comment #48878855

    It's notable that they're so valuable because they feature 800Gbps of memory bandwidth. About twice what's available on the top end of M5, and exactly what makes llm inference fast…

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    Comment #48605176

    But if SpaceX does anything _other than become the most valuable company in history by delivering at least two technologies predicated on the largest stock rise in history based on…

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    Comment #48603997

    The majority of Americans that drink espresso drink it with milk.

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    Comment #48603112

    fixed, my bad.

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    Comment #48602454

    This is why senior swes are known to provide so much more value than principals.

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    Comment #48564070

    see also: we're all developing on min spec Macbook Pros while being encouraged to burn > max spec Macbook Pros cost in tokens/month while still waiting for builds to compile.

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    Comment #48524619

    Yeah, if you're arguing that "this, according to anthropic, existentially dangerous model has only had its safeguards partially circumvented so we shouldn't step in" ... it's hard …

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    Comment #48524362

    The existence of a jailbreak free llm in 2026 is extremely contentious to me. You can argue about the specifics of this exact jailbreak, but generally pliny and amazon both reporte…

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    Comment #48522937

    In the absence of information, maybe it’s better to ask which claim is more extraordinary. That, A. Anthropic solved the llm jailbreak problem with mythos (despite no claim to have…

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    Comment #48338816

    All tools are non-deterministic on some reasonably specified input set.

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    Comment #47654673

    This is the rub, Bob would not be promoted if he consistently provided unreliable LLM output. In order to get promoted, Bob needs to learn the skills that get reliable output out o…

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    Comment #47227473

    As much as this is a damning quote, it is perhaps also damning that any time someone wants to smear zuck they have to reach 20 years into the past.

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    Comment #47210714

    No he has clearly said there are differences. He has said that the points around what it may be used for are the same. HOWEVER, he has also stated that the definitions and enforcem…

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    Comment #47204065

    OAI and USG have publicly stated deal is materially different. On what basis does anyone think the deal is the same?

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    Comment #47190298

    One positive thing I will say about this administration is that they have really drawn into focus the difference between de jure and de facto law. My hope is that this gets us some…

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    Comment #47190266

    Isn't the point that they aren't entering into a contract with them, they are just ensuring that none of their still trusted suppliers repackage Anthropic without their knowledge?

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    Comment #47188924

    I'm in a weird spot where I do agree with your assessment of the core claim. But putting that aside, in the world where the DoW's claim _is_ correct -- I think you don't have any c…

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    Comment #47017308

    Avante.nvim is quite active

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    Comment #47012214

    I suffer from chronic migraine and had begun to think my typing failures were early signs of severe cognitive decline…

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    Comment #46894614

    It's also important to remember that vibe coders throw away the natural language spec each time they close the context window. Vibe coding is closer to compiling your code, throwin…