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furryrain

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    Comment #47572046

    The problem there isn't copyright. It's whoever is demanding students use the latest version. > Copyright rarely helps small authors who actually need it. > > It usually gets emplo…

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    Comment #47540276

    If it's easier to use than jq, they should sell the tool on that.

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    Comment #47486017

    Yes, NixOS containers can be run in: * declarative mode, where your guest config is defined within your host config, or * imperative mode, where your guest NixOS config is defined …

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    Comment #47456327

    I'm less convinced. To keep and/or increase my current compensation, I have to be competitive in the software development market. (Whether I need AI to remain competitive is anothe…

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    Comment #47432583

    Tech sentiment around 2022 was time was Zuckerberg was a good leader for actually setting a clear direction for his company. I'm not sure what to conclude from this.

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    Comment #47411639

    Man moth?

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    Comment #47411610

    Try to imagine a deployment/CI system where that isn't possible. That's what the post is asking. * Maybe you don't have privileges to delete the database * Maybe your CI environmen…

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    Comment #47316028

    "- buggy Android compatibility and near zero native devs, all jumped ship" I'm a bit confused by this. Are you saying that the developers who once wrote native Sailfish OS apps are…

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    Comment #47284814

    If the goal is less AI in militaries, how does having better open source models improve things?

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    Comment #47267473

    No, he's advising us that we software developers might be coming to an end of a golden age, that if so, resistance is futile, and how to find another.

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    Comment #47241734

    > There are “repairable” laptops, and then there are ThinkPad T-series laptops By elevating ThinkPad T-series above other laptops by reputation, do iFixit weaken their notion of ob…

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    Comment #47241681

    I'm surprised this thread is only on page 5, despite 65 pts and 66 comments in 3 hours. What other factors go into listing position?

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    Comment #47203739

    I feel gross thinking of it, but 200ms to decide a plan sounds not limiting. The act of enacting the decision could be done by local tracking compute.

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    Comment #47203280

    It feels like a sleight of hand, either to not spook OpenAI employees (I.e. the audience of this post), or allow some later minor change in contract or interpretation or customer d…

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    Comment #47200822

    > Fully autonomous weapons. The cloud deployment surface covered in our contract would not permit powering fully autonomous weapons, as this would require edge deployment. Can anyo…

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    Comment #47193582

    Ah, what a world.

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    Comment #47191707

    > like every popular crate buy into their marketing hype > follow community "best practices" Yea, I get smug judgement from Rust zealots for not picking the in vogue crates. I get …

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    Comment #47161334

    The article links to https://x.com/InvestWithD/status/2026381475776692426 which purportedly quotes a Jane Street insider that after pausing BTC activity, they expect BTC will go up…

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    Comment #47159530

    Yes, and sometimes new terms are introduced. This is expected in a new field.

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    Comment #47147477

    I think the thesis of Pi is that there isn't much special about agents. Model + prompt + function calls. There are many such wrappers, and they differ largely on UI deployment/inte…