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Comment #49236994
They recommend archive.org instead but archive.org's version of that article gets masked by an error page preventing you from reading it where the archive.is link works fine. So th…
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Comment #49227969
"follow the money" is always the best default answer
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Comment #49224560
One nice aspect of WFH is that it addresses this problem. You get a laptop and $500-1500 for hardware and many places you get it again after an interval (1-3 years).
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Comment #49173117
Sure did.. I was looking at the link in the body of the post, not the title link. /smh
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Comment #49158599
And this is why you should not use the model provider's harness. It is to tight of a coupling of services that's only business purpose is lock-in.
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Comment #49150169
Are you running MacOS on your Framework?
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Comment #49142013
Worse is better isn't about first to market, it was about simpler beating correct.
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Comment #49104503
I thought parent post was saying that they didn't publish them at all after they had so much trouble with the journals. If they did publish the papers themselves then I don't see t…
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Comment #49104416
Why wouldn't they just skip the journals and publish the papers themselves? Sharing the research is the important part unless these are academics who are trying to get tenure, gran…
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Comment #49102894
It seems like you mean to use your own agent (where you control the prompts), not local inference. A custom agent works just as well with cloud based models.
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Comment #49102438
In case others were interested, they are not a remote-first company and require you to live in LA, NY or London.
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Comment #49062767
So don't look to "them" to offer it, look elsewhere.
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Comment #49061270
https://archive.is/20260725052942/https://www.seattletimes.c...
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Comment #49050958
IMO "get the model to do all the planning work upfront, review and iterate the plan" is backwards. It works better if you do an initial plan yourself and then have the AI review it…
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Comment #49029961
That could easily cover it depending on where they lived.
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Comment #49028237
I think most people assume the subsidized plans will go away or get more limited eventually. They are basically a loss leader and a marketing cost that is very flexible and easy to…
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Comment #49027772
> It is highly likely that versions of these offensive abilities will be widely available within a year or so. At which point I expect widespread incidents similar to what happened…
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Comment #48998265
I think the OP was pointing out that writers will write even without monetary recompense.
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Comment #48982249
Didn't the Apple lawsuit throw a monkey wrench into their hardware plans?
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Comment #48960508
They have a Machine Learning section on the front page. Just have to scroll down a bit, under the "Use Elixir for" section.
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Comment #48938800
`git config --global core.pager cat` will fix this.
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Comment #48930986
Right. IMO this is bad behavior. I have `pager=cat` in my git config to deal with it there and several other aliases (include --no-pager) for systemd related stuff that do it to.
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Comment #48929301
> Use a pager (e.g. less) if you are outputting a lot of text. If I wanted to use a pager I'd pipe the output to a pager, no pipe to pager means I want it all dumped to STDOUT. So …
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Comment #48928681
Sam Altman is just as bad, but along different lines.