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dsabanin
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About dsabanin
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Comment #49099437
In a society where government is not participating in helping people with their health care, what moral right does it have to make "unhealthy" things illegal?
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Comment #48354963
Why is a language model bad at video games? I think the answer is stated in the question itself.
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Comment #48231274
That's why I prefer relying on a custom setup based on a Claude Code. Much less surprises, especially if you don't rush into the models prematurely unless forced.
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Comment #48202243
now matter what google does for some reason the agentic performance of their models is missing something, i hope this release is stronger. we need more competition.
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Comment #48142789
I love it. The RAM is not a problem because Apple knows a dirty secret – apps adapt to the environment both at runtime at design time. Give them less RAM, they'll allocate less and…
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Comment #48022532
Counting 38 acquired companies as dead is misleading the reader.
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Comment #47883163
Much love to you, brother.
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Comment #47680482
Thanks for doing this. Looks interesting, I'm going to check it out soon.
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Comment #47555714
I'm convinced that at some point looking like being productive and being productive becomes the same thing.
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Comment #47427042
$5.5 in PA.
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Comment #47426163
New distraction is coming in! All eyes on this now! Man, they really don't think much of their voter base or ordinary people for that matter.
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Comment #47015704
Turned out they just were the selfish assholes everyone always said they were, with everything they say just being poor attempts at rationalization of their deep lack of morals, in…
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Comment #46833484
Are we essentially looking at the infrastructure for the first mass prompt injection-based worm? It seems like a perfect storm for a malicious skill to execute a curl | bash and wi…
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Comment #46745133
We definitely do. How else are the LLMs that are going to replace managers will learn that? /s
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Comment #46106252
You really picked a wrong target for your ridiculous attacks. 2swap is a mathematical artist, not Khan Academy. There's plenty of boring lectures on youtube already on every topic.…
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Comment #46106221
What an annoying comment to read about such an incredible video. Both me and my son enjoyed it a lot. It's an educational art piece with beautiful and insightful visualizations.
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Comment #46023833
Zod's validation errors are awful, the json schema it generates for LLM is ugly and and often confusing, the types structures Zod creates are often unintelligible in the and there'…
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Comment #45606412
The whole thing Trump and his minions are doing is so very reminiscent of what was happening in Russia during its turn to fascism. Similarities go to such an extreme degree across …
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Comment #44612626
Really loving Bun these days. Was really pleasantly surprised using their shell scripting API in typescript - single file, shebang line, straightforward DSL, support for piping dat…
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Comment #44594218
I've been getting lots of scam calls lately, especially AI voice generated once, and there was one particularly annoying. Very persistent call about being approved for some loan, n…
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Comment #44593813
I find it completely acceptable to outsource some of my thinking and tasks to LLMs. Not everything is my primary area of focus or expertise, and not all questions are equally impor…
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Comment #44397868
Every. Damn. Time. I've enjoyed reading The War of Art, that talks a lot about this mysterious "resistance".
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Comment #44330894
I think it's pretty clear we're at this stage already.
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Comment #43939378
Hm, that may be controversial in itself, depending on where you stand in the current cosmology.
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Comment #43939203
Very well said. This is such an important point. I believe that if you truly accept what Hemingway said, that writing is rewriting, you get less attached to the idea of reaching th…